Get ready to rock with the legendary Steve Miller Band at Kingston’s Slush Puppie Place on June 25th! As titans of classic rock, the Steve Miller Band boasts an illustrious career that spans across the golden ages of rock ‘n’ roll, leaving an indelible mark on the genre.
Kingston’s Museum of Health Care and Murney Tower Museum are calling all families to join in the Eggs-tream Easter Fun event on Saturday, March 30, 2024! Prepare for an eggs-travaganza as both museums will host an unforgettable Easter egg hunt, complete with festive crafts and activities tailored for the whole family. With hidden Easter eggs scattered throughout the museums, children and parents alike are invited to bring their baskets and embark on an egg-citing scavenger hunt between 9 AM and 4 PM.
At YGKEvents.com are dedicated to bringing you the most comprehensive and up-to-date list of live music events in Kingston. Be sure to revisit our site frequently, as we continuously update our listings with new shows and venues. March is an exceptional month for music lovers in Kingston, offering a wide array of performances that cater to diverse tastes.
Don’t miss out on the chance to experience the city’s dynamic music scene. Join us in celebrating the rich musical tapestry of Kingston this March. Check out our event listings and make your plans today. Let the music play!
inviting audiences of all ages to immerse themselves in a unique musical journey. Boy Golden, a mesmerizing artist who transcends time and space with his music, presents his latest work, “For Jimmy,” an album where each track feels like a passage through different realms of emotion and experience. His music is a seamless blend of introspection and vulnerability, tradition and modernity, sensuality and resilience. With an everyman-aesthetic that resonates universally, Boy Golden ensures that regardless of the listener’s state of mind, they’re in for a memorable experience. His ability to create a sense of ethereal flow in his music makes his performance not just a concert, but a transformative experience.
This event, “Sax Attack with Leo P,” is not just a concert; it’s a celebration of unparalleled musical prowess and electrifying stage presence. Leo P, renowned for his sensational virtuosity, athletic performance style, and captivating stage charisma, joins forces with the Kingston Symphony for an evening that promises to be nothing short of spectacular. Known to millions through his viral YouTube performances, Leo P is a musical force to be reckoned with, blending the raw energy of a rock concert with the refined skill of a classical performance.
This family-friendly event welcomes back everyone’s beloved canine cosmonaut, Harmon the Hound, for an exhilarating space adventure to the musical planet Ripieno III. As Harmon embarks on this interstellar journey, she encounters various instruments of the orchestra, each performed live on stage by the talented musicians of the Kingston Symphony.
Celebrate the Legacy of Bramwell Tovey at The Isabel with Delius & Elgar
Be at The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts on Sunday, March 3, 2024, at 2:30 p.m. for a stirring tribute to the late Bramwell Tovey, a towering figure in Canada’s musical landscape. The Kingston Symphony, under the baton of Maestro Evan Mitchell, will honor the profound musical legacy of Bramwell Tovey, a cherished mentor and one of Canada’s most influential composers and conductors.
Revolutionizing Health Care: Dr. Jane Philpott’s Inspiring Event in Kingston
Dr. Jane Philpott, one of Canada’s most esteemed health professionals and former federal Minister of Health, is set to lead an inspiring conversation at the Confederation Place Hotel on Monday, April 8th. This event, titled “Health for All: An Evening with Dr. Jane Philpott,” centers around her new memoir/manifesto “Health for All: A Doctor’s Prescription for a Healthier Canada.” It’s a not-to-be-missed opportunity for anyone passionate about healthcare and politics. Dr. Philpott’s book, praised by André Picard as a “healing balm for what ails Canadian health care, and democracy more broadly,” offers a profound meditation on the various dimensions of health—physical, mental, spiritual, and societal. This event is perfect for Kingston’s proactive and health-conscious community, especially women who are keen on understanding the intricate connection between health and politics.
This hands-on AR workshop is a unique opportunity to delve into the increasingly popular and impactful realm of AR technology. Audrey Chen, a skilled digital media artist and student at Queen’s University, will guide you through an engaging introduction to AR, discussing its current influence in our everyday lives and its vast potential applications. Participants aged 15 and above, regardless of their experience level, will get a chance to transform their creativity into reality. The workshop begins with an interactive session where you’ll learn to decorate physical objects like vinyls and then convert these into digital AR images.
Whether you’re a budding comedian, an aspiring actor, or simply someone looking for a fun and engaging way to break out of your shell, this workshop is tailored for you. Over the course of two and a half hours, participants will be introduced to the fundamental techniques of improv comedy, learning how to craft compelling stories and collaborate effectively with scene partners.