Media Releases

The Town of Bracebridge is now accepting applications for its 2027 community grant programs, supporting local festivals, tourism-driven events, and community development initiatives. These grants aim to foster vibrant community experiences, encourage local engagement, and stimulate the town’s tourism economy.

Today, Mayor Rick Maloney presented the recipients of the Town of Bracebridge’s Event Tourism Grant and Community Grant programs with the funding needed to support their 2026 programming.

A portion of the Trans Canada Trail at Kelvin Grove Park is closed indefinitely due to flood damage along the asphalt pathway and the ongoing construction of the Silver Bridge.

The Bracebridge Fire Department is kicking off their annual door-to-door smoke and carbon monoxide alarm campaign, every Monday night from 7 to 9 p.m. until the end of September.

The Bandshell Concert Series returns to Downtown Bracebridge this summer, live from the new bandshell in Memorial Park. Free live performances will take place every Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m., starting June 24 and continuing through the end of August.

Beginning today, interment and monument installation activities have resumed at all municipally managed cemeteries.

The Town of Bracebridge has begun the next phase of improvements for the new bandshell in Memorial Park.

Bracebridge Votes is inviting community-minded residents to take the next step in shaping the future of their community, as nominations for the 2026 Municipal Election officially open on May 1.

The Town of Bracebridge is pleased to announce the relaunch of the Best Seat in the House and Buy a Bay fundraising programs in a renewed partnership with the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation.