What's On

Indigenous peoples use storytelling as a way to pass on knowledge from generation to generation.

The Kingston Symphony’s season opens with Strauss’s Vienna Bonbons, Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8 and Lalo’s Cello Concerto featuring Rachel Mercer.

Been missing Live music? Tim & The Glory Boys bring you a Barn Burnin' Banjo Bash? Don't miss it?

One of Canada's most beloved performers singing from his huge catalogue of songs and his newest CD 'The Breath Between'

Art For All Fundraising Exhibition and Balloted Art Sale

In addition to the always inspiring Schumann Piano Quintet performed with pianist and DAN School faculty member, Younggun Kim, the Isabel Quartet performs Mozart’s The Hunt Quartet and Indigenous Canadian composer and cellist, Cris Derksen’s single-movement 2018 quartet, White Man's Cattle.

Works for Augmented and Acoustic Piano and screening of the film Études for Augmented Piano by Su Rynard.

Duet For Solo Piano unfolds over a one-year period as pianist Eve Egoyan defies the traditional conceptions of piano and pianist on a journey to find her own voice.

The Kingston Symphony string section performs music by Vaughan Williams, Dvorak, and a concerto by Mazzoli featuring bassist, Ian Whitman.

Exploring the ways Inuit Nunangat is a site where differing ideologies, epistemologies and cosmologies collide, and hegemonic assumptions marginalize Inuit [and other Indigenous] ways of knowing and being.

“the world’s reigning male chorus” (New Yorker)

The Chinese-Canadian brother-and-sister duo is formed by cellist Bryan Cheng, prizewinner of the 2020 Bader & Overton Canadian Cello Competition, and pianist Silvie Cheng.