Adults

The Adult Sewing Camp at the library is a fun spot for anyone who loves to sew! You’ll get to dive into a bunch of different projects, like making clothes, bags, and all kinds of cool stuff, while hanging out and meeting other craft lovers.

Phone the library to register: 705-789-5232

Huntsville OPP provides updates on community health, allowing attendees to engage with law enforcement and health officials. The event aims to strengthen community ties and promote discussions on improving resident well-being.
Registration required.

Dr. Karla Scott is a graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College and has been providing veterinary services to pets since 1998. Dr. Scott will offer a session on what to do if your pet is injured before you can get to a veterinarian. The session will cover topics such as cuts, ingesting dangerous items, nail and teeth issues, and more. Come discover practical steps you can take to help the pets in your life.

Registration is required. Please note that this is an informational session—pets should not be brought to the event.

The Muskoka Small Business Centre partners with a local business entrepreneur to talk about how to start your own small business in our community and beyond. 

In partnership with the Huntsville Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA.

Ask a Master Gardener series –- Master Gardener Sean will answer questions about wintering your garden, indoor gardening and listen to tips for what gardeners do and can do in the winter.
Registration required.

Presented by the Métis Nation of Ontario, this interactive Adult Art Projects series invites you to explore a new craft project each month in a welcoming, community-focused environment. All materials are provided—just bring your creativity and enjoy the opportunity to learn new skills, connect with others, and have fun! January’s project: Dot Art. No experience necessary—everyone is welcome.

Registration is required.

Curious about how chocolate differs around the world? Explore unique tastes, textures, and flavours from various regions. Sample a variety of chocolate treats while a local expert answers your questions and explains why chocolate can be so delicious—and so distinct—from place to place.

Registration is required.

The Huntsville Public Library will celebrate the launch of its Community Impact Lab on February 4, 2026. This event marks the formal opening of the Huntsville Community Impact Lab, newly relocated from the Georgian College Muskoka (Bracebridge) Campus. The lab will serve as a key anchor space within the growing Community Innovation Network.

Are you new to the Huntsville community or looking to rediscover it? This drop-in event offers all the resources, connections, and pathways to make your life here as rewarding as possible. Plus, enjoy free coffee provided by Starbucks!

The Adult Sewing Camp at the library is a fun spot for anyone who loves to sew! You’ll get to dive into a bunch of different projects, like making clothes, bags, and all kinds of cool stuff, while hanging out and meeting other craft lovers.

Phone the library to register: 705-789-5232