Month: May 2017

Old Man Luedecke

Old Man Luedecke, is one of Canada’s best loved and most intriguing roots singer-songwriters. “An original, he is a musical singularity to be savoured and shared”, says the Vancouver Folk

The Hootenanny Revue

The Hootenanny Revue is back! On Sunday, June 25 at 1pm in Skeleton Park, two-time Juno winner Jenny Whiteley and her crew of talent — including members of Sheesham and

Minotaurs

When main Minotaur Nathan Lawr first transitioned from folkie singer/songwriter to rhythmic bandleader on 2010’s The Thing, it was, in some ways, an extension of his work with innovative dub/punk/electronic band

Family Games & Activities

Imagine all the best parts of gym class, a family reunion and the company picnic rolled into one ridiculously silly set of classic fun and games in the park!    

Kingston Stilters

The Kingston Stilting Troupe is dedicated to bringing awe and beauty to the people of Kingston. Since 2014 we have been animating public events, including the Kingston PRIDE parade, the

Birdbone Theatre

Catch the Birdbone Theatre animating Boxtopia and Sunday’s Porch Jazz Parade. Birdbone Theatre makes puppet shows for Hard Times. It is faithful to beauty-making and feels obligated to raise a crooked little

Boxtopia

Friday June 22, Saturday June 23 & Sunday June 24 from 10am to 5pm. Prince Edward County’s Small Pond Arts presents the much-loved Boxtopia, a creative cardboard kingdom for kids! Join

Musical Storytime with KFPL

An interactive musical, story-based program for our littlest festival visitors! Join Kingston Frontenac Public Library staff for rhythm, rhyme and movement. Bring a blanket and sunscreen and settle in for

The Hidden Cameras

One of Canada’s most mercurial artists, Joel Gibb is the lead singer, songwriter and choir captain of The Hidden Cameras. Forming in Toronto in 2001, Gibb and his gang of musical provocateurs have created music and live performances legendary for their raucous, unfettered celebration of freedom and sexuality.