September live music Kingston
Patios are still buzzing, waterfront stages are alive, and nearly every night offers something worth getting out for.
Patios are still buzzing, waterfront stages are alive, and nearly every night offers something worth getting out for.
RoadTrip Music Festival transforms the city’s core into a massive celebration of live music, local culture, and community, with four stages, dozens of performers, and an entire day of entertainment stretching from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
July is one of the most exciting months of the year for live entertainment in Kingston and the surrounding region. From Canada Day celebrations and waterfront concerts to intimate songwriter showcases, bustling patios, tribute acts, festivals, and outdoor performances, there’s live music and entertainment happening almost every day.
A beloved Kingston tradition returns this June as the Lviv, Ukraine Folklore Festival celebrates its 57th anniversary, bringing two vibrant days of Ukrainian culture, music, dance, food, and community to the city.
Summer officially kicks off in Kingston with cold drinks, waterfront views, live music, incredible food, and one of the city’s most anticipated annual events as YGK Craft Beer Fest returns.
Kingston’s downtown core is about to pulse with four straight days of live music, creative energy, and independent culture as Spring Reverb returns for its fifth edition from May 28–31
Taking place June 19–21, 2026, this free, family-oriented festival transforms McBurney Park and the surrounding neighbourhood into a lively celebration of local culture and artistic expression.
Two extraordinary evenings of world-class choral music are coming to Kingston as Capella Regalis Choirs visits the city as part of its Quebec–Ontario tour.
Two days. One island. A soundtrack you won’t forget. The Wolfe Island Music Festival returns August 7 & 8, 2026 at St. Margaret’s Hall, bringing together an incredible lineup of Canadian talent in one of the most unique and laid-back festival settings in the region. Just a short ferry ride from Kingston, this beloved summer … Read more
From June 26–28, 2026, enjoy a diverse lineup of live performers spanning folk, rock, country, indie, and beyond.