Arts + Culture
Whether it’s the close connection to nature, the amazing restaurant scene, or the profound sense of community, Kingstonians are among the happiest people in the country.
Immerse yourself in our thriving performing arts scene – Kingston is home to many unique facilities and performing arts companies that ensure incredible concerts and events happen year-round.
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Absolute Comedy
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Blue Canoe Productions
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Bottle Tree Productions
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Domino Theatre
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King's Town Players
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Kingston Symphony Orchestra
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Octave Theatre
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Theatre Kingston
Kingston is Canada’s museum capital with something for everyone at over 26 museums and historic sites. From small, specialized museums to national historic treasures, you can experience Canada’s past through our many exhibits, guided tours, and special programs.
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Canadian Museum of Fraternal Lodges
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Frontenac County Schools Museum
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Kingston Scout Museum
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MacLachlan Woodworking Museum
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Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston
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Military Communications and Electronics Museum
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Miller Museum of Geology, Queen's University
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Original Hockey Hall of Fame
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Princess of Wales' Own Regiment Military Museum
Kingston has been inspiring artists for centuries. Explore our many boutique galleries to discover the next big thing or visit the old masters at the Agnes to get inspired.
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Cornerstone Canadian Art & Craft
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Gallery Raymond
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Joanne Gervais Gallery & Studio
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Kingston Glass Studio & Gallery
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Martello Alley
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Meraqi Art Annex
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Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre
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Open Studios Kingston
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ReMIXTA
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Studio 22 Open Gallery
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Sydenham Street Studios
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The Tett Centre Gallery
Established in 1673, Kingston is one of Canada’s oldest cities. Our historic treasures are numerous and include Canada’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site - The Rideau Canal and the Kingston Fortifications.
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Bellevue House
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Cataraqui Cemetery National Historic Site of Canada
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Kingston City Hall National Historic Site of Canada
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Kingston Mill Lock Station
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Lower Burial Ground