Media Releases

The Town of Bracebridge, in partnership with the Downtown Bracebridge Business Improvement Area (BIA), is excited to announce that acclaimed Canadian artist Jacquie Comrie has been selected to create a new large-scale mural at 19 Taylor Road. Installation of the mural will begin in the coming weeks and is expected to take five days to complete.

Today, the Town of Bracebridge officially opened a new walking labyrinth at Annie Williams Memorial Park, marking the completion of a community-driven project that supports mental wellness, accessibility, and recreational opportunities in one of the Town’s most cherished green spaces.

Due to the Civic Holiday on Monday, August 4, several Town facilities will be closed.

The Town of Bracebridge is promoting water safety during National Drowning Prevention Week (NDPW), from July 20 to 26. Organized by the Lifesaving Society, this annual initiative aims to raise awareness about drowning risks and promote safe behaviour in and around water. This year’s theme is Safer Together and aims to raise awareness around the importance of not swimming or boating alone.

Today, Mayor Maloney and members of Council unveiled a new story on the Storybook Trail at Woodchester, a Bracebridge 150 legacy project.

The Town of Bracebridge will begin its annual roadside mowing program at the end of June to help reduce tall roadside vegetation areas to improve drainage and visibility for the safety of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians along approximately 300 kilometres of municipal roads.

Beginning in July, the Town of Bracebridge is constructing a new signalized pedestrian crossover on Clearbrook Trail at the intersection of Windsong Crescent and Rosemead Close. Temporary lane closures may take place during the construction period.

Due to Canada Day on Tuesday, July 1, several Town facilities will be closed. 

The Coulson Family Bracebridge Library, a signature feature of the Town of Bracebridge’s Muskoka Lumber Community Centre, has been awarded a prestigious 2025 Ontario Library Association (OLA) Library Building Award. The honour recognizes architectural excellence and outstanding contributions to library design across Ontario.

Starting today, residents and visitors are invited to take a step back in time with weekly public tours of historic Woodchester. Tours will be offered every Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. until August 28. This is a unique opportunity to explore one of Bracebridge’s historic landmarks and learn about the stories behind the property.