The themes of Black History Month 2018 included perseverance, and looking to the future. 

Susan Gouthro returns to Kingston and Queen's as artist-in-residence at the Dan School of Drama and Music, will perform at The Isabel on March 9.

Program organizers are preparing to welcome Katherena Vermette to campus, and announce winners of creative contest.

The second annual Isabel Human Rights Arts Festival brings a diverse series of events to the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts.

Practice your “Boozhoo” (Anishinaabe for “greetings”) and “Miigwetch” (“thank you”) and learn about Indigenous cultures in a new Queen’s program.

The theme for February’s celebration of African and Caribbean culture is the resilience of black people throughout history, and how that resilience continues today.

Special event at the Isabel will feature works by the retiring faculty member who is one of the most performed composers in Canadian classical music.

The Agnes Etherington Art Centre sees support from the Canada Council for the Arts nearly double for contemporary art programming.

Among the many interesting art exhibitions at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre this season is a provocative exhibition from Indigenous artist Kent Monkman.

Armand Garnet Ruffo, Matt Rogalsky receive Creator Awards while David Kemp's career is recognized with Limestone Arts Legacy Award.