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Golden Eagle Bingo
Owned by the Wauzhushk Onigum First Nation, Golden Eagle Charitable Bingo & Entertainment Centre is the first of its kind in Canada. From a former arena, Golden Eagle features a soothing colour scheme, carpeting throughout and and in-house concession featuring deli sandwiches, hot and cold foods and snacks. Our Golden Eagle Bingo Hall seats 435 persons and we also have a gift shop that carries bingo supplies such as daubers, glue and tape as well as a selection of knick-knacks and garments.
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Kenora Bed ‘n’ Bale Inc
Looking for a unique camping experience? We are tucked into the Boreal forest, in the heart of Kenora, on our small farm. You won't believe you are only a mile from downtown. We are a small, quiet destination, perfect for families and retirees who want a glimpse of homesteading. You don't need to own horses to stay with us. (NOTE we are a family spot - not a party spot. One family per site.) Unplug and unwind! Kids love seeing our horses and farm animals, and swimming at the small, quiet, natural sand beach only a 3-minute hike from our back gate. A top-notch public beach is a 20-min hike, with a playground, pickleball courts, and the Rowing Club. Check out our: *RV Park *Horse Motel *Vacation Rentals *Farm Activities and *Products We Sell. Compare our rates with other accommodations in the area, and you will find we are quite reasonable, especially considering our location allows the best of city, forest, beach with a rural atmosphere.
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Lake of the Woods Concert Group
The Lake of the Woods Concert Group has been offering a professional series of concerts to the City of Kenora and surrounding area for over 40 years. We endeavour to provide a varied selection of artists to appeal to a cross section of concertgoers.
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M.S. Kenora Lake Navigation
Our daily cruise starts from Kenora’s scenic waterfront which takes you past Coney Island’s beautiful public beach, then heads south on a spectacular circle route of the northern section of famed Lake of the Woods (14,500 islands, 65,000 miles of shoreline). We’ll take you through picturesque channels and bays to luxurious private summer homes, and peaceful, unspoiled, wilderness areas. Watch for resident bald eagles and other wildlife that regularly come into view. The ship is both heated and air conditioned to ensure comfort in any weather. You’ll return through mystical “Devil’s Gap” to complete this 2 or 2 1/2 hour on the water experience. And water is what Sunset Country is all about. Small wonder then, the M.S. Kenora Cruise is the leading attraction for visitors to the Lake of the Woods region
The Cave Bowling and Bar
126 Matheson Street South, Kenora
The Muse – Lake of the Woods Museum & Douglas Family Art Centre
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND COMMITMENT STATEMENT We acknowledge that the land on which The Muse is set is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, territory covered by Treaty #3, signed in 1873, and the Treaty Adhesion signed by the Métis in 1875.The Muse commits to embrace and live the values known as The Seven Grandfathers – respect, love, truth, bravery, wisdom, generosity and humility – values we all esteem. It is our commitment that we will, to the best of our ability, live out these values in our work and purposes so that we can build and strengthen relationships with Indigenous communities and individuals; represent their history and culture accurately and respectively; involve their members in our work from a position of humility and an attitude of learning so that what we do and present here at the Museum and at the Art Centre will be honest and honouring.Come and visit the museum to learn more about the intriguing history of Lake of the Woods.
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TrypTych Concert and Opera
TrypTych Concert and Opera is one of Toronto’s most enterprising musical producers. It was formed by Edward Franko, William Shookhoff and Lenard Whiting in the fall of 1999. All are well-known performers, producers, and directors (stage and music) who bring a wealth of experience to concert and operatic production. Over its history, TrypTych has received critical acclaim for its contemporary opera productions like the Canadian premiere of Frid’s The Diary of Anne Frank, the Canadian premiere (in concert) of Wolf’s Der Correigdor, and the world premiere of Canadian composer Andrew Ager’s Frankenstein. TrypTych has also extended its reach across Ontario, to England and to the Czech Republic. TrypTych over its 19-year history in Toronto regularly produced seasons that include dchoral concerts by its in-house chamber choir, Ensemble TrypTych Chamber Choir; cabaret concerts and opera/musical productions. TrypTych has moved to Northwestern Ontario to the city of Kenora. We have exciting plans for the future of Vocal Arts in the Northwest, as well as continuing our long association with the Toronto community.
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WOLFE Event Production, WOLFE Installs
WOLFE Event Production: The live sound, stage lighting, live streaming, photo booth and DJ service you deserve. WOLFE Installs: We design and install audio visual solutions for every commercial space.