Why Kingston is Canada's top music destination, no contest.
Slush Puppie Place is upgrading its audio system this summer.
Beloved Kingston singer up for Female Vocalist of the Year
New single marks Lamon’s reemergence from two years touring her debut EP.
Skeleton Park Arts Festival is gearing up for its nineteenth celebration on June 22nd and 23rd, 2024, set in the charming environs of McBurney Park and its surrounding areas in Kingston, Ontario. Timed with the summer solstice weekend, this...
The Kingston music scene got a nice kickstart to 2019, as the Kingston Live podcast launched its first episode on January 1. Since then, they have produced 13 episodes, covering a variety of musical genres, along with all the major fest...
Celebrated Nova Scotia singer-songwriter and guitarist celebrates fifth album release at The Broom Factory on September 21.
A non-competitive celebration of music featuring youth musicians from Belleville, Kingston, and Greater Napanee.
The City of Kingston and Kingston Frontenacs mark the transition from Leon’s Centre to Slush Puppie Place.
New program demonstrates the value of careers in the arts.
All proceeds will go to Joe's M.I.L.L.
Still Alive in Kingston starring Bill Welychka, local pop, rock and hip-hop acts to premiere at KCFF this winter
Shanique Peart and Shenel Williams, Krista Muir, and Chantal Thompson selected for 2024 artists-in-residence.
After 10 years of operating in Kingston’s downtown, Blu Martini announced on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024, that the business would be closing in one week.