What's On

The Lightfoot Band. Not a Tribute show. The actual band that played with Gordon Lightfoot. Amazing and spellbinding musical talents. Keeping Gordon's music alive for you.

Celebrate 75 years of the League of Composers with a solo program from composer and pianist John Burge.

The Isabel season opens with the fearless artistry of ensemble132, a collective of world-class soloists reshaping the chamber music landscape.

Superstar pianist Angela Cheng joins the Kingston Symphony for a concert filled with extraordinary music, but there’s a catch: We aren’t going to tell you what that music is!

Missing gives voice, in English and Gitksan, to stories of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Set in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside and along the Highway of Tears, Missing is a poetic expression of loss and hope.

Acclaimed author Michelle Good visits Kingston with her eagerly awaited new novel, Eliza Sunshine. Live and on stage with Shelagh Rogers. Featuring a special appearance by Kym Gouchie.

A celebration of harvest, gratitude, and the enduring traditions of Indigenous Peoples.

Canadian pianist Janina Fialkowska returns to the Isabel, bringing over 50 years of performances marked by her distinctive sound and natural musicality.

From Haydn’s Farewell Symphony, to Beethoven’s brilliant Symphony No. 7, standing in the face of convention, Join the Kingston Symphony for concert that calls upon the rebel in us all.

The two-time Latin GRAMMY-nominated, 14-piece ensemble honours the rich traditions of Mexican mariachi while infusing the genre with youthful energy and contemporary flair, creating an evening that is both deeply rooted and exhilaratingly fresh.

Celebrated for their intensity, precision, and expressive depth, Trio Hochelaga has captivated audiences since 2000 with performances that span the Classical canon to contemporary works, always infused with passion and refinement.

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

In the Darbar brings North Indian classical dance and music to life through a dynamic exchange between dancer and drummer, celebrating Indo-Canadian identity with dazzling spins, intricate footwork, and rich rhythm

This unique concert brings to life a rich repertoire of Morricone's most beloved masterpieces, performed in an intimate setting as a piano recital accompanied by a string quartet.

Internationally acclaimed Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki has captivated audiences worldwide with his poetic insight and refined virtuosity. In this recital, he explores dance-inspired works by Frédéric Chopin, Johannes Brahms, and Béla Bartók, culminating in Chopin’s triumphant Polonaise in A-flat Major.