Arts
  • 9 months 1 day ago

Yipsugar takes unconventional approach to new album

Taking an unusual approach to making music and pursuing an artistic career, Yipsugar has always promised themselves they would avoid public concerts and social media promotion.Continue...
  • 9 months 1 day ago

Studio 22 confronts self-image in newest exhibits

Studio 22’s latest exhibition forces viewers to confront challenging questions about beauty, mortality, and self-image.Continue...
  • 9 months 1 week ago

Sorrey plays Kingston for the first time

The Charlottetown band Sorrey, named after its guitarist and singer Emilee Sorrey, burst onto the scene in 2016 with their EP Thick as Thieves .Continue...
  • 9 months 1 week ago

Queen’s Players maintains legacy nearly forty years later

Imagine spending your Wednesday night drunkenly singing along to Lizzo and watching impersonations of the likes of Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Bernie Sanders.Continue...
  • 9 months 1 week ago

Birds of Bellwoods revel in new cross-country audience

Fresh off the release of their highly-anticipated debut album Victoria , the Toronto-based indie rock band Birds of Bellwoods are on the rise.Continue...
  • 9 months 1 week ago

BFA student uses art to push back against animal mistreatment

Kate Malenfant-McNeice uses her artwork to force viewers to re-consider their rights as pet owners.Continue...
  • 9 months 2 weeks ago

The Wilderness show appreciation for their biggest fan

The Wilderness take fan appreciation to a whole new level with their latest video.Continue...
  • 9 months 2 weeks ago

Ada Yuewan Chen criticizes perceptions of beauty

Ada Yuewan Chen’s art is full of colour, spreading teal, orange, lavender, and pink across broad canvases to create smooth, blurred dreamscapes.Continue...
  • 9 months 2 weeks ago

The Agnes mixes art and meditation in new event

This Sunday, the Agnes invites gallery-goers to challenge their ability to view art in a new way.Continue...
  • 9 months 2 weeks ago

Deathtrap thrills audiences with unexpected twists

Ira Levin’s Deathtrap is a riotous meditation on love, success, and show business.

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  • 9 months 2 weeks ago

Lotus Shaker rocks The Toucan

Lotus Shakerbrought live entertainment to the Toucan every Monday night of the month of October, playing a mix of originals and covers as part of a tradition the band started in 2018 they dubbed “Roctober.”Continue...
  • 9 months 3 weeks ago

Bryn Blackwood shines in piano solo at the Isabel

Bryn Blackwood has arrived on the scene—and in Kingston—as a rising Canadian musician.Continue...
  • 9 months 3 weeks ago

The Pariahs reunite after 1980s heyday

When The Pariahs (Arts ’89) get onstage for sound check, instant shouts of excitement roar from the packed crowd. Then comes the first strum of an electric guitar.Continue...
  • 9 months 3 weeks ago

Carter and the Capitals' first time in Kingston

An Edmonton-based band is reaching the Limestone City this week, bringing with them their debut full-length and self-titled album.Continue...
  • 9 months 3 weeks ago

Daniel Romano celebrates the possibilities of live performance

For Daniel Romano, the magic of live performance is all about spontaneity.Continue...
  • 9 months 4 weeks ago

Infotourist’s political rage spurred album on US election

Infotourist’s newest album shows what happens when intense political aggravation and artistic expression collide.Continue...
  • 9 months 4 weeks ago

Colten Boushie documentary tackles racial tension on the Prairies

The latest film from award-winning Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard, nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up, debuted in Kingston this Wednesday, Oct. 16 at the Screening Room as a special presentation from the Kingston Canadian Film Festival (KCFF).Continue...
  • 9 months 4 weeks ago

Johnnetta Cole addresses the elephant in the room

Last week, educator Johnnetta Cole visited Kingston to share the need for museums in the modern world to engage with controversial issues and tackle the notion of institutional representation.Continue...
  • 10 months 1 week ago

Queen’s Reads brings focus and feeling to refugee crisis

When two-year-old Alan Kurdi’s death received global attention, the conversation about the Syrian war took on a new tone—and his aunt, Tima Kurdi, was a large part of that shift.Continue...
  • 10 months 1 week ago

Queen’s prof nominated for Governor General’s Award

Armand Garnet Ruffo’s life has always been marked by treaties.Continue...

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