Orangeville

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Orangeville is considered to be the cultural capital of Dufferin County. It hosts numerous annual events, comprising the popular Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival. The Orangeville Theater, located in the Town Hall, plays host to lots of entertaining contests yearly. It is well-known for the outstanding performances of its actors. Art sculptures are likewise seen within the town, as local artists have made their mark and created wonderful sculptures on old maple trees. Music-lovers will definitely enjoy the Orangeville Concert Association, which Orangeville Concert Association is a Non-Profit Organization committed to offering opportunities for professional artists to showcase their talents and encouraging the appreciation of good music.

Because of an investment from the Canada-Ontario Infrastructure Program, Orangeville has built a multi-use recreational facility. This multi-use community recreation complex is approximately 140,000 square-feet. There is a barrier-free access to soccer pitches, 350 parking spaces, meeting rooms, two ice pads, and indoor pools. Its goal is to help promote a healthy way of living and meet the sports/recreational needs of its people. People who love camping and are looking for a fantastic place can go to Goodyear Memorial Scout Camp. It provides a lot of campsites, cabins, and program facilities for everyone to utilize. Nature lovers can go to the Island Lake Conservation Area (formerly called Orangeville Reservoir), that protects the headwaters of the Credit River. It also stores in water to be utilized during low flows. The Conservation Area comprises walking trails, mature forest, meadows, and large lakes, while its newly-built Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail is created for nature study, bicycling, hiking, cross-country skiing and walking.

Festivals abound within the Town of Orangeville, like for example the Blues and Jazz Bash, Maple Syrup Festival, Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival, Market on Broadway, Dufferin Children & Youth Festival, Orangeville's Annual Founders' Fair, Music in the Park Series, Canada Day, Orangeville Agricultural Fall Fair, Doors Open, Downtown Orangeville Harvest Celebration, Santa Claus Parade, and Christmas Moonlight Magic & Tree Lighting. Orangeville Blues & Jazz Festival features a lot of blues and jazz musicians, bars, play area and restaurants. The Orangeville's Annual Founders' Fair offers arts and crafts kiosks, buskers, sidewalk sales, food and free attractions for the whole family to enjoy. Doors Open is for residents and visitors who are invited to explore the unique history found in the Hills of Headwaters region.