August 21, Queen’s University will open the doors to its Anatomy Learning Centre, inviting visitors of all ages to experience the science of human anatomy in an engaging and educational setting
Ironwood Fantasy Fair transforms The Spire in downtown Kingston into an immersive celebration of imagination, creativity, and fantasy.
The Juvenis Festival has always been about more than putting on incredible performances. It’s about inspiring the next generation of artists.
Fort Henry National Historic Site transforms into a medieval kingdom during the Kings Town Renaissance Faire, returning September 12 and 13, 2026.
Looking for the perfect way to soak up the final weeks of summer? Gather your family, invite your friends, and head to the Italo-Canadian Club of Kingston on Sunday, August 16
This summer, the Great Lakes Museum invites visitors to look beneath the surface with Aquaculture: Farming the Waters
Designed for curious kids ages 5–12, Health Adventures Camp invites campers to step into the fascinating world of the human body through interactive experiments, creative activities, museum exploration, and real medical history.
A day of sport, community, and giving back returns to Kingston this summer as the Jessie Arthur Memorial Skeet Tournament takes place on Saturday, August 8
One of Kingston’s most cherished summer traditions is returning to Fort Henry as the beloved Sunset Ceremony takes place across six special evenings
The Canadian Museum of Health Care is inviting young explorers to a full day of discovery, science, history, and hands-on fun at its Museum PA Day Camp on Friday, June 26