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Fort Henry's Sunset Ceremonies Jul 25, Jul 30, Aug 01, Aug 06, Aug 08, Aug 13, Aug 15, Aug 20, Aug 22, Aug 27, Aug 29 Located at the Fort Henry National Historic Site, this event takes place twice a week in July and August. These evening ceremonies includes a historic interpretation of the 1860s British army. Performed by students, traditional military music and much more is part of the entertainment.
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Aug 01 to Aug 31 This event in August attracts sailors from all over the world to compete in the many races. CORK (the Canadian Olympic-training Regatta) has a history of over 25 years, due to the superior sailing conditions that the area has to offer. Come to this cheery event that pleases both the competitor as well as the observer.
Address: Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, Kingston, ON
Send an Email 1 613 545-1322
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K-Rockin the Fort Aug 02 This annual summer event takes place over the Civic long weekend and features Canadian musicians.
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The K-Town Triathlon Aug 03 This triathlon is in its 25th year in 2008 and takes place at the beginning of August.
Address: . Kingston ON
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Sheep Dog Trials & Canadian National Championships Aug 08 to Aug 10 Since the 1980s, this event has brought together competitors to earn the National title for the largest sheep dog in the Eastern Seaboard. Other activities at this event include sheep sheering demos, the Jungle Cat World event, food concessions and art shows, among other events. Located at Grass Creek Park.
Address: . Kingston ON
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Music In The Gardens Aug 31 A variety of musicians perform free of charge at the Lions Civic gardens, Wednesday and Sunday nights each week from July 2 to August 31st.
Address: . Kingston ON
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Kingston Fall Fair Sep 13 to Sep 16 For more than 100 years, this annual fair has featured grandstand, midway and agricultural displays. This four-day event also includes horse and cattle shows. Bring the whole family.
Address: . Kingston ON
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TBA Victorian-dressed guests create a festive atmosphere at the Market Square skating rink. Dress up in Victorian costume or just bring your skates and enjoy the scenery! Music, hot chocolate and a chance to turn back the clock and experience Kingston of the 1800's.
Address: Market Square Skating Rink
Send an Email 1 613 544-2725 Extn: 223
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TBA The Reelout queer film and video festival is now the largest queer film festival in Ontario outside of Toronto. The festival provides the best of queer independent cinema from Canada and around the world. Reelout aims to educate, stimulate, and entertain. Everyone is welcome.
Address: . Kingston
Send an Email 1 613 533-3189
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Kiwanis Music Festival TBA This annual musical event takes place the last week in February. The main concert highlights takes place in March and admission is free to all events. The festival started in the early 1970s and continues as a strong musical festival to this day. There are numerous venues for this event, including St. Mark's Lutheran Church.
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TBA Nearly 20 films from Canadian contributors are screened at this premiere Canadian film event. Each year, several guests from the top of the Canadian film circuit list grace the Kingston venues for the various feature length and short films. Participants can attend receptions, filmmakers’ seminars and more.
Address: . Kingston ON
Send an Email 1 613 561-7469
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Leisure Showcase Mar 28 to Mar 29 This two-day event gives a variety of groups an opportunity to showcase their leisure and recreational activities to the community. Located at the harbour, this free event has activities and educational programs for the whole family. Music, dance, art, health and wellness are some of the activities and programs that are showcased at this spring event.
Address: 53 Yonge St Kingston ON
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Earth Day TBA An early celebration of Earth Day takes place at the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum. Learn about recycling, reducing the footprint, reusing for a more sustainable future. Kids activities are also part of this annual event.
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TBA Dragon boat races were traditionally held in China as a ceremony to bring luck and ward of disaster. Today racers paddle their boats to the beat of large drums, striving to snatch the flag at the end of the course. The sport is rapidly gaining in popularity and is fun for both the participants as well as the spectators.
Address: c/o 53 Yonge St, Kingston,
Send an Email 1 613 548-8082
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Tommfest TBA Country, bluegrass, folk and gospel music are the highlights of this annual event. Located in Lake Ontario Park, camping facilities are available.
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Snowbirds Air Show TBA The Canadian Forces Snowbirds take to the skies for this annual show. Find the event at Vantage Point in Confederation Park, across from City Hall.
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Global Fusion TBA Bring the whole family to this cultural event. Festivities include music, dance and ethic displays. Kids events, including pony rides, are also offered at this free event.
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FanFayre Arts and Crafts Show TBA Close to 100 artists from all over Ontario bring their talents to Confederation Park in Kingston for this annual event.
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Sky is the Limit Festival TBA Since 1997, this festival has been bringing families together to enjoy a variety of activities. Organized by the Kingston Police with proceeds going to the Ontario March of Dimes and the Youth Diversion Program. The event takes place at City Park.
Address: . Kingston ON
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TBA The annual Kingston Buskers Rendezvous is a four-day wildly entertaining street performers festival featuring Buskers from around the world.
Send an Email
1 613 542-8677
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