The Sheepdogs discuss their Rolling Stone cover.
Matthew Barber is back in Kingston, after the release of his self-titled album
Vagabond Theatre put on William Shakespeare’s As You Like It.
Sunparlour Players released their third album, Us Little Devils.
Diane Schoemperlen is the new Writer in Residence at Queen’s.
Union Gallery presents Lianne Suggitt and Emily Turner’s The Sins of Our Fathers
Hands and Teeth prepare for their sophomore album.
The film Portrait of Resistance dictates art activism.
Cuff The Duke comes to Kingston for a two night gig.
Puppet Cabaret isn’t quite ready to open.
White Cowbell Oklahoma brings back the chainsaws and nudity.
Kingston-based Wendy Luella Perkins is set to debut her new album.
Able Artists aims to encourage artists with disabilities.
A sit-down with the Darcys
Journal staff weigh in on the most recent production of Queen’s Players with a drunk review and sober review.
Dalliance premieres with Black Comedy in Carruthers Hall.
The Kingston-based film 21 Brothers may have set a new Guinness World Record for the longest film shot with a single camera.
Author Brian Howald launches his fourth Second World War novel, Inside Looking Out.
One a first-time fan and one a life-long fan of the film Footloose, the Arts Editors check out the Grand Theatre’s musical version of the 1984 classic.
Kingston gallery owner Raymond Vos hosts the third annual Harambee at Gallery Raymond.
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