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Jeremie Albino with Benjamin Dakota Rogers Live Performance

Live music in Kingston, Things to do in Kingston

Jeremie Albino and the captivating artistry of Benjamin Dakota Rogers. This event is a dream come true for fans of authentic folk and blues music, showcasing two of the most compelling artists in the genre today. Jeremie Albino, known for his powerful voice and masterful blend of country, blues, and folk, promises to deliver a performance brimming with raw emotion and energy. His songs, steeped in storytelling and rich in musical heritage, resonate with a timeless quality that captivates audiences of all ages

Allison Russell with Aysanabee Live

Allison Russell, a celebrated figure in the folk and roots music scene, is known for her hauntingly beautiful songs that weave stories of resilience and hope. Her ability to connect with her audience through deeply personal narratives and lush, emotive soundscapes is unmatched. Her latest album has received critical acclaim for its artful blend of blues, folk, and soul, capturing the hearts of listeners worldwide.

Rural Alberta Advantage with Julianna Riolino

Blu Martini is thrilled to announce an electrifying evening of live music on March 6th featuring the dynamic sounds of Rural Alberta Advantage (RAA) with the exceptionally talented Julianna Riolino. RAA, renowned for their spirited indie-rock anthems and captivating live performances, promise to deliver an unforgettable night filled with their signature blend of raw energy and poignant storytelling.

Jordan Hart Live at the Grad Club

Kingston’s iconic Grad Club is set to host an evening of soul-stirring music with the immensely talented Jordan Hart. Known for his unique blend of indie folk and alternative pop, Hart has been captivating audiences across the country with his heartfelt lyrics and mesmerizing vocals.

PAINT NIGHT with Cavelle Macdonell

Are you seeking a unique and enjoyable way to spend an evening with family, friends, or co-workers? Look no further than PAINT NIGHT, a fun-filled event where you can let your creativity flow and get paint and glitter everywhere!

The Buckle New Years Party: Spencer green, Courtney Kane, Jay Smith

The Buckle in Kingston is gearing up to host its inaugural New Year’s Eve bash, a spectacular event that promises to be the talk of the town. From 4pm to 1am, this iconic venue will transform into a pulsating hub of celebration, featuring an incredible lineup of live performances.

Walking through the Fire

Live Theatre in Kingston Ontario, Things to do in Kingston

“Walking through the Fire” is not just a performance; it’s a harmonious journey that bridges diverse cultures and musical genres, creating an experience that resonates with the soul. This collaborative masterpiece features an ensemble of award-winning First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists from across Canada, who join forces with the globally acclaimed Sultans of String. The show is an eclectic mix of musical styles, seamlessly blending Métis fiddling, the lively rhythms of an East Coast Kitchen Party, the passionate flair of Rumba, the raw energy of Rock, and the powerful beats of Pacific Northwest drumming. It’s a symphony of sounds that captures the rich tapestry of Canada’s Indigenous heritage.

Lessons in Temperament

Live theatre in Kingston, Things to do in Kingston

Kingston Grand Theatre is set to host an extraordinary live theatre event, “Lessons in Temperament,” from January 23rd to the 28th. This unique and compelling performance delves into the intricate web of family relationships, intertwined with the fascinating art and science of piano tuning. The play, which has garnered critical acclaim, offers a profound narrative about four neurodiverse brothers, each grappling with their own challenges

The Trip to Bountiful

“The Trip to Bountiful,” directed with a delicate and insightful touch by Rachael McDonald at the Domino Theatre, is a poignant journey into memory, loss, and the indefatigable human spirit. Horton Foote’s classic play finds new life in this stirring production, playing from January 18th to February 3rd in Kingston, Ontario.

Carrie Watts, portrayed with a heart-wrenching blend of vulnerability and resolve, anchors the narrative. Her longing to return to Bountiful, Texas, is not just a trip across the state but a deep dive into the past, exploring the landscapes of memory and the changing nature of home. The performance by the actress in this role is a masterclass in subtlety and emotional depth, bringing Carrie’s internal world to the forefront in a way that is both relatable and profound.

The Triplets of Belleville – Cine Concert

Embark on a captivating journey with “The Triplets of Belleville” in a way you’ve never experienced before! On January 18th, the Kingston Grand Theatre at Rosen Auditorium proudly presents a remarkable live jazz orchestra performance of Benoit Charest’s original score. As the animated classic plays, the enchanting sounds of Le Terrible Orchestre de Belleville will transport you straight to the streets of 1920s Paris.