Penetanguishene Buzz
TAP DOGS DANCE SHOW
Monday, July 19th 2010 Penetanguishene – The most innovative dance show ever to be staged opens at the King’s Wharf Theatre this August. Audiences will be captivated by Tap Dogs, which features six male tap dancers using everything from scaffolding to metal grinders to create a non-stop 90-minute dance spectacle.
Getaway
Coachlines takes over bus routes
Barrie Advance
Starting April 11, Getaway Coachlines – part of the Midland Tours family
of ... was granted the licence by the Ontario Highway Transport Board
March 4. ...“Passengers will see absolutely no disruption in service between
Penetanguishene/Midland and Barrie, and Barrie, Orillia and Casino Rama,”
said Angela Snowden, president of Getaway Coachlines, based in Penetanguishene.
Long Distance Travel Up
Midland Free Press - Sharon Weatherall - Jan 27, 2010 "We get more Europeans along with our seasonal regulars that are here in the summer
at cottages on weekends and holidays. We get some European clients that ...
Tickets on Sale for Drayton King's Wharf Theatre Entertainment’s 2010
Season
Drayton entertainment is gearying up for the 2010 season in Penetanguishene Ontario with performances of Putnam County Spelling Bee, On Golden Pond,
Tap Dogs and See How They Run.
Spooky Simcoe
Barrie Advance - Barrie,ON,Canada
Just across the lake is the hamlet of Uptergrove and St. Columbkille Church [4993 Highway ... one of the most famously haunted buildings in Simcoe
County. ...
WFN
World Fishing Network WFN Features BPS Lake Simcoe Open This ...
WFN - World Fishing Network wrote a note titled WFN Features: BPS Lake Simcoe Open This Weekend. Read the full text here.
Midland-North Simcoe to Become Curling Capital of Ontario?
Glenn Howard, Canadian and World curling champion, applauded a proposal for a new curling centre at the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre
in Midland which was presented to regional mayors, councilors and senior municipal staff on Tuesday evening at the Midland Curling Club. see Curling
details.
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Location
The gateway to Georgain Bay, Penetanguishene is a historical community located on the southerly tip of Georgian Bay. First recognized in 1793 by John Graves Simcoe with the establishment of a naval base the town was incorporated on February 22, 1882,. A bilingual community has grown to approximately 8,500 residents with a strong representation of cottage residents. and is accessible via Highway 93 North from Barrie, or Highway 12 from Midland. Often the area is dubbed Midland-Penetang.
As part of Simcoe County towns close to Penetanguishene include Midland Ontario and Lafontaine, Ontario.
Accommodations in the Penetanguishene Area
Attractions in the Penetanguishene Area
Outdoor Experiences
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Culture and History
Penetanguishene Area Tourism Information
Official Town Web Site: Town
of Penetanguishene
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Quicks Bits
Distance from Toronto:
~ 140 km
Driving Time from Toronto:
~ 90 min
Map
Of Ontario (Official Government of Ontario Road Map)
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