The festive season in Kingston is set to be illuminated with the soul-stirring melodies and heartwarming tales of ‘A Lunch At Allen’s Christmas,’ scheduled for a live performance on December 19th. This enchanting seasonal journey is not just a concert; it’s a tapestry of stories, humor, and a spectacular array of songs that range from the traditional like “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” to the thought-provoking “Sober Up For Christmas” by Marc Jordan
Hosted at 610 Montreal Street, the heart of the Kingston Native Centre and Language Nest (KNCLN), this unique fair promises a delightful blend of cultural artistry and holiday cheer. The event shines a spotlight on local Indigenous artists, showcasing their exquisite craftsmanship and offering a rare opportunity to purchase authentic, handmade gifts that beautifully intertwine traditional techniques with modern flair. From intricate beadwork to stunning pottery, the fair is an ode to the rich cultural tapestry of the Indigenous community, inviting everyone to partake in a celebration that honors both heritage and the joy of the season.
Blue Canoe Productions invites you to a magical journey into the heart of Narnia with their latest theatrical offering, “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe”. Starting December 14th and running through to the 23rd
he city of Kingston is gearing up for an unforgettable night of country music as the Hunter Brothers bring their highly anticipated “Burning Down The Barn Tour 2023” to the Kingston Grand Theatre. Known for their exhilarating live performances, the Hunter Brothers promise an evening filled with their signature harmonies and a collection of upbeat hits that are sure to get the audience on their feet.
This holiday season, the Museum of Health Care is decking the halls with boughs of holly and much more! The museum elves have been working tirelessly all year and are thrilled to invite families to a day filled with yuletide cheer, creative crafts, and engaging activities that celebrate the season. Mark your calendars for December … Read more
Get ready to be transported back to the 1940s Midwest with the heartwarming and humorous live theatre performance of “A Christmas Story,” adapted from Jean Shepherd’s memoir by Philip Grecian and directed by Dale Jones. This beloved tale unfolds at the Domino Theatre’s Davies Foundation Auditorium, located at 52 Church Street in Kingston.
“In My Body” is a standout performance by Bboyizm that delves into the multi-generational aspects of street dancing and the challenges associated with aging in this dynamic art form. The show features a talented cast of 10 dancers and an international creative team, including the mesmerizing original music by DJ Shash’U.
Celebrate the holiday season with a touch of East Coast flair at the Kingston Grand Theatre, Rosen Auditorium, as The Barra MacNeils present “An East Coast Christmas.” This festive concert is a musical potpourri of traditional MacNeil family favorites, drawing from the rich tapestry of Christmas ceilidhs, midnight masses, and the vibrant festive frolic that marks each holiday season.
“The Nutcracker” is set to captivate Kingston audiences this holiday season, bringing a timeless tradition to the Kingston Grand Theatre on December 7th and 8th, 2023, at 6:30 PM. Renowned for its artistic excellence, the company breathes new life into the beloved story of Clara and her magical Nutcracker. Audiences of all ages will be transported to a world of wonder and enchantment, featuring stunning sets that evoke a sense of whimsy and elaborate costumes that add to the visual spectacle.
in the festive spirit with “A Next Generation Leahy Christmas,” a heartwarming performance that brings the joy and warmth of the holiday season to life. The Next Generation Leahy invites you and your family to their Christmas home-away-from-home, where they share not only the beautiful music of Christmas but also fun family favorites.