Under the prairie skies of Saskatoon, a creative soul was born—determined to make it big in the world and working toward that goal every day.
Julie Arsenault’s ethereal voice tied together modern art and Kingston’s history when she made her debut at Kingston’s oldest operating museum, the Murney Tower Museum.
Rooftop Caravan’s debut album reels listeners in with its dynamic range and layered sound, solidifying it as a love letter to music.
Meet Breedbate Theatre, the new kids on the block of Kingston’s drama scene.
Sometimes the best music is right in your own back yard.
If you’re in Kingston this summer, you know this one has been a scorcher.
If you’ve ever spent a summer in Kingston, you know if there’s one thing Kingston can do is give you a summer experience like no other. The city is bursting with creativity and artistic talent, making for a season full of innovation and inspiration.
Kingston locals embraced the Skeleton Park Arts Festival (SPAF) with open arms, despite the inclement weather.
Slip on your dancing shoes party girls, it’s time to hit the dance floor because Brat is inviting us back to the club.
From an art studio to the big screen, Live! At The Cinema blends music and film in a way Kingston hasn’t seen before.
In the months following Kingston City Council’s declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic, and in the days leading up to International Women’s Day, Have You Seen My Sister? is a concert dedicated to the missing and murdered women of Eastern Ontario.
A legendary Canadian singer-songwriter was honoured for his lyricism and flair at a recent event.
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