What's On

Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Kingston.

Black Masses comprises the first installment of research and creative works-in-progress from CRITICAL/MINERAL, a long-term project which investigates the political ecologies of the "new age of metal."

In Partnership with: Ballytobin Foundation, Queen's Film & Media Department. In Support of: United Way Kingston

To see and hear Kingston indie rock outfit
Tiny Horse—led by guitarists and vocalists
Ciara Roberts and Rae Corcoran—is to step
into a place of possibility and freedom.

Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Kingston.

An opportunity for the University to honour recipients for their distinguishes service to Queen's University.

Soprano, Patricia O’Callaghan, sings selections from the one-woman show, One Last Night with Mata Hari, joined by the show’s creators, pianist/composer, John Burge, and narrator/lyricist, Craig Walker.

Lauded as “exquisite” by The Philadelphia
Inquirer and “a pianist of sterling artistry”
by Gramophone, Michelle Cann has become
one of the most sought-after pianists of her
generation. She is joined on stage by
the dynamic, Grammy Award-winning wind
quintet Imani Winds.

In the whimsical story based on Mozart’s most famous
opera, Allegra finds a golden flute on her way home
from school.

Narrator Matthew Davis tells the story of The Dragon of Wantley accompanied by J.F. Lampe's incidental music played by Kingston Baroque Consort and projected original art by Colton Fox.

Celebrating their 40th season, Quebec’s chamber ensemble Les Violons du Roy make their anticipated return to the Isabel!

The Kingston Symphony has the honour of performing Austin Wintory's Journey in concert for the very first time.