Description

The Huntsville Festival of the Arts (HfA) returns for its 33rd summer with a radiant lineup of concerts, art, comedy, and community celebration. Programming takes place at various venues including The Algonquin Theatre, Deerhurst Resort, Canvas Brewery, Hillside Farm & Downtown Huntsville. All venues are wheelchair accessible and parking is free. Become a Friend of the Festival for early access starting and 15% off tickets. For full lineup, info, and tickets, visit huntsvillefestival.ca

2025 SUMMER PROGRAMMING
Huntsville ART CRAWL | June 1- August 30
Indigenous Canoe Murals | June 9-14
National Indigenous Peoples Day | June 21
Yuk Yuk’s On Tour | June 27, August 1, August 29
Movie on the Docks: Wicked | June 29
Serena Ryder | July 3
Dancing on the Docks | July 3-31
George Canyon| July 4
Outerbridge Magic: Mysteries of the Keyhole House | July 5
Reggaddiction | July 6
Classic Albums Live: Pink Floyd The Wall | July 10
KUNÉ – Canada’s Global Orchestra | July 11
Kyung-A Lee & The Orillia Silver Band | July 12
The Spirit of Patsy Cline | July 13
Music at Noon Series | July 14-18
Matt Andersen | July 16
Lighthouse | July 17
Grateful Jeff | July 18
Nuit Blanche North | July 19
Jim Cuddy | July 23 & 24
LEAHY | July 25
Elizabeth & Beverly Glenn Copeland | July 26
The Rolling Stones Show | July 28 & 29
Alex Pangman & Her Sweet Hots | July 30
Yuk Yuk’s On Tour | August 1
Movie on the Docks: Moana | August 2
Story Time and Song | August 7
An Evening with Terry O'Reilly, Host of Under the Influence | August 7
Michael Kaeshammer | August 8
Choir! Choir! Choir! Presents: ERAS! ERAS! ERAS! A Taylor Swift Sing Along | August 9
Choir! Choir! Choir! Presents: We Will CHOIR! You!: An EPIC QUEEN Sing-Along | August 9
The Lightfoot Band | August 16
Toronto All Star Big Band | August 17
Yuk Yuk’s On Tour | August 29
Howie Mandel | September 26

• Wheelchair Accessible : Yes