When the lights go out and the bakery door clicks shut, something magical begins…
Welcome to A.I. Cakes—that’s Absolutely Incredible Cakes—a famous little bakery in a small Ontario town. By day, it’s full of hungry customers and the sweet scent of frosting. But at night? Oh, that’s when the real fun begins!
As the moon rises, cakes come alive—leaping from their display cases and twirling onto the checkered floor. Under the sparkle of a disco ball and flashing spotlights, cupcakes, cheesecakes, Black Forest slices, and more turn the bakery into a wild, whirling ballroom.
Meet this zany gang of frosted, flaky, fabulous treats as they dance the night away doing the waltz, foxtrot, jive and Cha-Cha!
Full of energy, giggles, and sugary sparkle, Bakery Bop is a quirky, delicious romp for early readers—where bedtime means party time, and cake crumbs tell the story.
Updated: There is now a Go Fund Me for Studio House Barrie. Please give if you can here.
Studio House Barrie Dance Centre is more than just a place to learn dance; it's a sanctuary where individuals from diverse backgrounds converge, transcending differences to form a tight-knit community. Regardless of age, size, or ability, everyone who walks through its doors finds solace in the rhythm and movement, leaving behind their worries, struggles, and challenges.
Within the vibrant walls of the dance center, there exists a palpable sense of belonging—a feeling that extends to each and every person who steps onto the dance floor. Here, differences are celebrated, and unity is embraced, fostering an environment where individuals can express themselves freely without judgment.
From the graceful steps of ballet to the pulsating beats of hip-hop, Studio House Barrie Dance Centre offers a myriad of dance styles, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. It's a place where passion meets purpose, where dreams are nurtured, and where friendships are forged through shared experiences on the dance floor.
In this welcoming haven, barriers dissolve, and connections flourish, creating a tapestry of inclusivity and acceptance. Whether novice or seasoned dancer, all are encouraged to explore their potential, unleash their creativity, and embark on a journey of self-discovery.
Studio House Barrie Dance Centre isn't just a studio—it's a home where individuals find not only their rhythm but also a sense of belonging that resonates deeply within their hearts.
Studio House is not just a studio, but a community. And yes, we know how cheesy that sounds, but I wouldn't know how else to explain it. The world can be cruel, and having a safe space to be exactly who you are, while being cheered on and inspired by so many others, feels like the greatest thing in the world.
We are an 18+ multipurpose studio that offers stilettos, movement such as contemporary, hip hop, jazz, and ballet, photography, confidence building and so much more!
#CanadaPerforms is a short-term relief fund that pays Canadian artists and authors for their online performances. It was launched by Facebook Canada and the National Arts Centre to help ease the financial strain for Canadian artists and authors impacted by the closure of performance venues and literary events across Canada related to COVID-19, and to lift the spirits of Canadians during the crisis. Artists and authors who are selected will receive $1,000 and their online performance and events will be announced and listed on the NAC’s Facebook page.
“The arts have an enduring power to comfort, to inspire, to lift our spirits. Equally, artists thrive on their relationship with audiences. In this challenging time, artists and audiences, indeed all of us, need each other more than ever.”NAC President and CEO Christopher Deacon
Beyond the lush forests and sparkling rivers, ponds and lakes; there are country roads near Huntsville, Ontario that will lead you deep into the woods to a magical hidden place.
A place for musicians and music lovers.
I was lucky enough to experience this 'best kept secret' for a
After being at this Muskoka pavilion I can't decide what the key highlight is:
the sense of community, family atmosphere, live music or the legendary pizza!
Etwell Concert Series
features live music at an outdoor venue near Huntsville, Muskoka.
Most shows are hosted by the Spring family (Bill, Jeanine, and Tobin)
at their home on the Etwell Road.
The venue is a remote,
private location in a country setting with an open pavilion to provide
shelter from the elements. (Power outages do not affect whether their shows go
on. They have a generator)
This family
event mostly takes place June through October on most Sundays, 3 - 6
pm (with occasional weeknight shows). Fall and winter shows will be held
at indoor venues in Huntsville.
Chairs and benches are provided and all shows are rain or
shine. But you are welcome to bring your own as well.
Admission is a suggested
$20 donation per person for the outdoor concerts, with proceeds going to
the artists. Donations can be made on site. Children are welcome at our outdoor
concerts and admitted free of charge.
Etwell Concert Series artists are internationally acclaimed
musicians, including Juno-award-nominees and winners, as well
as Maple Blues Awards nominees and winners. Our opening acts are
often local musicians
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