Clay Studio Collective 1-Year Anniversary Party
Clay Studio Collective as we mark our 1-Year Anniversary with a fun-filled evening of pottery, creativity, and community spirit
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Kingston Potters’ Guild Holiday Sale
Ready to find that perfect holiday gift or add a new piece to your collection? The Kingston Potters’ Guild Holiday Sale is back
Kingston Grandmother Connection Market for Africa
Market for Africa, the annual shopping extravaganza hosted by the Kingston Grandmother Connection! Taking place on Saturday, November 2, 2024, from 9 AM to 2 PM
Gem Storm 2024: 53rd Annual Gem and Mineral Show
The Kingston Lapidary and Mineral Club, is set to showcase an incredible array of gems, minerals, and unique geological finds that will fascinate attendees of all ages.
Gananoque & District Humane Society Community Yard sale.
Gananoque & District Humane Society Community Yard Sale on Saturday, September 7th, from 11 AM to 2 PM at 85 County Rd 32
Kingston Grandmothers Connection Outdoor Market
Kingston Grandmothers Connection Outdoor Market on Saturday, September 21st, from 9 AM to 2 PM. This charming market, located at 617 Earl Street, Kingston,
Tett Summer Pop Up Outdoor Market and Open House
Celebrate your August Long Weekend with a Summer Pop Up at the Tett Centre! This is an all-ages event with something for everyone, August 5th
Brock St. Block Party
kick off summer and celebrate Pride with a bang at the Brock St. Block Party! This vibrant community event takes over Brock Street between Wellington and King on Sunday, June 2nd
Kingston Grandmother Connection Spring mini-Market
the Kingston Grandmother Connection’s Spring Mini-Market! This delightful event is set for Saturday, May 25, from 10 AM to 3 PM at St. John’s Anglican Church in Kingston
Market in the Barn Kingston Farmers Market
The Kingston Memorial Centre Farmers’ Market is making its anticipated transition indoors till April! Established in 2012, this market is not just any regular gathering; it stands as a symbol of community collaboration, commitment to local produce, and a shared vision of a sustainable future. With its roots going back to an initiative by local farmers in partnership with the Williamsville Neighbourhood Association, every product at the market boasts of being sourced within a 100km radius of Kingston. This ensures that every bite you take is fresh, nutrient-rich, and contributes to building Kingston’s food security.