The City is pleased to introduce an alternate way for our residents obtain information and/or instruction, to enjoy our events and to be entertained. We intend to add to our collection of videos. Please check back often to view newly added clips.
Click on any video below to view.
Information/Instruction:
Building Permits: This video describes the process of applying for a building permit in the City of Orillia.
Curbside Recycling: This video provides information about the City of Orillia's curbside recycling program. Including how to sort in to your recycle bins properly.
GarbageTag & Composting: This video provides information on the City of Orillia's Garbage Tag program and information about composting.
Hazardous Waste Depot: This video describes the City of Orillia's Household Hazardous Waste Program.
S.U.N. (Sign-Up Now): This video provides information on the City of Orillia's online Parks and Recreation program and facility registration system called S.U.N.
Events:
2011 Beatles Celebration: Beatles Celebration fans will have more to celebrate than ever before at the 5th Annual Orillia Beatles Celebration returns for two jam-packed days celebrating the Fab Four in downtown Orillia.
Artist, Ron Schell: Orillia artist Ron Schell presents his downtown workshop. With the help of Garnet Bruhm, Schell has been charged with building the 60 metal boat frames for this year's Orillia Public Art Exhibit venture, Sixty Sails.
Sixty Sails Art Exhibit: SIXTY SAILS were unvieled Saturday June 4 during a daunting rain. Organizers, artists, volunteers, dignitaries and citizens were on hand to celebrate Orillia's Incredible Outdoor Art Project which will line the streets from June - Oct. Visit Orillia and visit the show, the shops, the restaurants, theatres, parks and museums.
Summer Fest: JULY 19 - 30. Ontario's Largest Literary Gathering returns to Orillia, The Sunshine City on the grounds of Stephen Leacock's home. Visit www.leacockmuseum.com for details.
Entertainment/Other:
Proud To Call Home: Steve Van Kessel wrote this tribute song about Orillia entitled Proud To Call Home. It was produced by Lance Anderson and featured many local musicians.
The song was used and continues to be used by the City of Orillia as the musical backdrop for a series of television ads used to promote Orillia and its calendar of events. The performance video was directed and photographed by Darcy Hoover, Marketing Manager for the Orillia Culture and Heritage Department.
You can also see these videos on our YouTube Channel.
