The seminar is designed to address the specific challenges faced by seniors in the digital age, where fraudsters are increasingly using sophisticated methods to deceive their targets. By attending this seminar, participants will gain invaluable insights into the various tactics employed by scammers, learn how to recognize warning signs, and understand the steps to take if they suspect fraudulent activity.
This holiday season, immerse yourself in the joyous spirit of music with the Kingston Choral Society’s (KCS) Sing-Along Messiah! Scheduled for December 9th at the iconic Spire in Kingston, this event promises an evening of melodious delight and community spirit.
Headlining the event is the uproariously funny Mark Forward, known for his role as the fan-favorite Coach on the beloved Canadian series Letterkenny. Forward’s unique blend of humor has captured the hearts of fans across the nation, and he’s gearing up to take the stage with the same gusto he brings to the screen.
The Kingston Pen Tours is proud to present an evocative journey through the lives of those who have aged behind bars with the “Prisoners of Age” exhibition, featuring the compelling work of photographer Ron Lavigne. This traveling exhibit, which is now housed within the storied walls of the Kingston Penitentiary, offers a profound look at the realities of aging in incarceration.
Punk Rock Enthusiasts Rejoice! Grit & Grind Productions is amping up the energy in Kingston with an electrifying event showcasing some of the most iconic punk rock legends and rising stars. Headlined by the formidable DAYGLO ABORTIONS, this event promises to be an unmissable night for fans of raw, high-voltage punk music. Canadian punk legends in their own right, the DAYGLO ABORTIONS are known for their explosive performances and rebellious anthems, guaranteeing a night of thrashing rhythms and mosh pit excitement.
Kingston Grand Theatre will reverberate with the nostalgic echoes of one of Canada’s most cherished rock bands, The Tragically Hip, as the dynamic tribute group, Road Apples, takes the stage. Known for their uncanny ability to channel the legendary sound and spirit of The Hip, Road Apples doesn’t merely play music; they breathe life into the iconic anthems that defined a generation.
On November 19th, ‘Alchemy of the Earth’ invites you to embark on a transformative exploration of the forest’s enchantments. Led by the esteemed Nature Therapy Guide, Claire Beach, this event promises not just a simple walk, but a journey of sensory delights. Claire’s expertise in nature therapy ensures that each step you take, each breath of fresh, crisp air you inhale, becomes an act of nourishment for the mind, body, and soul.
Kingston German Christmas Market. On Sunday, December 3rd, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, the Amadeus Cafe will unveil its Outdoor Biergarten as a magical winter market reminiscent of those found in the heart of Germany. Warm your hands and spirits with a classic mug of gluhwein, the iconic mulled wine that encapsulates the essence of the holidays. As you sip, stroll through the market to explore an array of handcrafted gifts, delicious treats, and distinctive wares presented by local artisans.
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.
mark your calendars for the first three weekends of December, from 11 AM to 4 PM. Each weekend from December 2-3rd, December 9-10th, to December 16–17th promises a new set of vendors and treasures waiting to be discovered in the Malting Tower, Rehearsal Hall, and the Tett Gallery.