Things to do in Kingston

The Trip to Bountiful

Live Theatre in Kingston, Things to do in Kingston

“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

Live theatre in Kingston, Things to do in kingston

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.

The Strumbellas Live

Things to do in Kingston, Live music in Kingston

The Strumbellas, a Canadian indie rock band celebrated for their unique blend of country, folk, and indie pop, are set to perform live at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts in Kingston, Ontario. This upcoming event promises to be an exhilarating experience for fans and newcomers alike, showcasing the band’s talent in a venue known for its intimate yet grand atmosphere.

Brother Elsey North Bound Tour

Live music in Kingston, Kingston Music Concert

Brother Elsey is set to captivate audiences with their North Bound Tour, making a much-anticipated stop at the historic Kingston Broom Factory on February 10th. Known for their evocative blend of indie rock and Americana,

Pop-Punk Emo Night Kingston

Music in Kingston, things to do in Kingston

This night is all about celebrating those deep, heartfelt tunes in a community of like-minded fans. It’s your chance to prove that emo wasn’t just a phase; it’s a lifestyle. Sing along, party hard, and relive those emotionally charged memories one more time.

Monster Spectacular

family events in Kingston

Get ready, Kingston! Monster Spectacular, the ultimate thrill in motorsports entertainment, is thundering into town on Sunday, May 26th, 2024, at 2:00 PM, promising an unforgettable experience for the entire family. This isn’t just any show – it’s a high-octane extravaganza where racing meets showmanship, blending the raw power of the world’s most awe-inspiring monster trucks in head-to-head battles, breathtaking freestyle competitions, and the crowd-pleasing wheelie contests.

Bert Kreischer: Tops Off World Tour

Comedy in Kingston, Things to do in Kingston.

Renowned comedian, podcast host, actor, and author Bert Kreischer is extending his uproarious Tops Off World Tour, and Kingston is on the map! After a phenomenal global run in 2023, which saw Kreischer selling out venues from the Mullett Arena in Tempe to TD Garden in Boston, the excitement continues into 2024. Kreischer’s tour is a rollercoaster of laughter, traversing the US from the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville to the Chase Center in San Francisco, and making a special stop at the iconic United Center in Chicago.

Swingin’ the Blues concert

live music in Kingston

Open Voices, a vibrant mixed voice adult choir, will take you on a melodious journey through the realms of swing and blues. These tunes, both recognizable and exhilarating, are guaranteed to have you snapping your fingers and tapping your feet. The concert will be further elevated by the captivating vocals of Anna Sudac, and the masterful accompaniment of Paul Clifford on bass, Stu Pike on drums, and Spencer Evans on clarinet.