Taking a look at the connections between this year’s Wolfe Island Music Festival performers.

Rock and Roll Report Card

The Journal brings you top tracks to keep you going on your summer road trip adventures.

Musician/actor/sound technician Mike O’Neill returns to Kingston to play the Wolfe Island Music Festival.

The new tenants of the J.K. Tett Centre got together for an informal meet and greet before they move into the space in 2013.

If you visit Modern Fuel, you may notice something missing.

A conversation with Sam Roberts ahead of his first ever Wolfe Island Music Festival appearance.

Put on your patriotic hats because your July first just got a little bit more colourful. The Journal brings you songs for the ultimate Canada Day BBQ playlist.

Death doesn’t necessarily have to be a taboo subject — sometimes it can be rejoiced.

The usual peace and serenity of the Sydenham neighbourhood was pierced by the sound of cymbals and trumpets as they traveled into the streets on Saturday.

At the end of a love story fraught with woe and misfortune, Parlovr continues their pursuit of a happy ending through passion
and musicianship.

The Journal brings you summer tunes to beat the heat waves.

Running in and out of the Baby Grand theatre during their dress rehearsal, the cast of 13 exchanged fist bumps of congratulations after a successful scene.

Modern Primitive isn’t just another shop sprawled across the stretch of Princess St. — it’s a place that traces the travels of its storeowners.

When Kingston’s Sweet Jets started out playing house parties, they had no idea they would be recording an EP just a year later.

Art in Public Places Kingston presents a dual question to audiences — is public art a spectacle in itself or does it only depict the spectacle already inherent in society?

A review of Blue Canoe’s new production.