Connect to Kingston's Community Resources and Events!

Community information - easy one-stop-shopping

Kingston is a part of Canada's  211 service, a free public information service, accessible anytime via the three-digit phone number (2-1-1) or via the internet at 211Ontario.ca.   Callers are directly connected to a certified information and referral specialist, with multi-lingual services available. The confidential service provides accurate information, and advises callers about the most appropriate service or program available.

• health services
• ethno-cultural associations
• sports leagues
• volunteer associations
• services for children and youth

What's happening - Community Events Calendars

• general community events, festivals, concerts - calendar managed by KEDCO (Kingston Economic Development Commission)
• events calendar, sponsored by the Canadian Tourism Network
• events calendar, sponsored by WhatsonKingston
• list ofevents by Kingstonist, a community-driven website with information and opinions about anything going on in Kingston
• more events calendars (City of Kingston events, Queer events, events for parents and children from birth to age six, French community events)

Kingston's Farmers Markets

Kingston's downtown market, a great meeting place behind the City Hall, was established in 1801 and it is one of the oldest in Canada.

You can also visit area farmers, bakers, butchers right on the Queen's campus at the weekly Wednesday Farmer's Market.

Fresh, homegrown food is a focus for restaurants and home chefs in the Kingston area. For more area farmers markets checkthis resource.