What's On

Directed by Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli follows Diana as she recovers from memory issues, and finds things might not be as they seem

Directed by Lisa Rideout, this documentary dives beneath the surface of Degrassi’s success to reveal the more complicated truth.

Directed by Alireza Khatami, this psychological slow-burn explores themes of revenge, patriarchal trauma, and identity.

Directed by Sophie Bédard Marcotte, this meta-documentary focuses on a filmaker, intrigued by a theatre artist’s creative process.

In 2024, Jaeden became the first Canadian Grand Prize Laureate in a the piano edition of the Concours musical international de Montréal.

Be captivated by an afternoon of staggering musical genius featuring one true masterwork after another. Montgomery, Beethoven, Brahms. It doesn't get any better than this!

Christina Foster, Savannah Shea and Anna Sudac grew up in very different families, each filled with music and laughter, and each producing a sensitive, perceptive, expressive daughter with excellent pitch and impeccable taste.

A powerful journey of hope told through stories of healing and resilience. Featuring Kim André Arnesen’s dramatic oratorio for voice and strings, this work explores urgent ecological and emotional themes.

The Israeli Chamber Project returns to the Isabel with the celebrated violinist Antje Weithaas in their first joint North American tour.

For this performance, two renowned Canadian pianists perform a repertoire for two pianos by Mozart, Chopin, Medtner, Chaminade, and Gershwin.

Join us in the Rose Event Commons at Mitchell Hall for a powerful midday performance that brings together music, climate science, and community conversation.

The Isabel welcomes back the JUNO Award–winning New Orford String Quartet for a special public concert inspired by the Northern Tornadoes Project, a Canadian research initiative exploring how tornado patterns are changing due to climate change. Presented as part of the Currents of Change residency, this concert features music shaped by environmental data and explores themes of nature, transformation, and resilience. 

Join the Kingston Symphony as we bring to life this classic tale by Mordecai Richler, with music by award-winning Canadian composer, Dean Burry, and text adapted by the author's son Jacob Richler.

Experience the mesmerizing sounds of Persian music as the Amir Amiri Ensemble takes you on a journey through the rich cultural tapestry of Iran.

Kuné World is an eleven-piece collective made up of ten musicians from all over the world and one Métis-Canadian. Through music, they speak to their roots, even as they envision a pluralistic future.

The Kingston Symphony season concludes with an enduring and much-loved masterwork: Mahler's gargantuan Fifth Symphony.