All Posts Tagged With: "Kingston Canadian Film Festival"
Top Five Things to See and Do
Winter is here, well sort of. At a risk of jinxing us all to consecutive bouts of snowmageddon, there really is no reason for us to be curled up in front of the fire and ignoring all the great seasonal events over the coming months. Here’s our five most anticipated events this coming quarter! 13th [...]
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Weekly Poll: Best Movie Theatre
With facilities including the Grand Theatre, K-Rock Centre, Screening Room and Market Square, suffice it to say that a majority of Kingstonians head downtown to get their entertainment fix. Sure there’s the massive Cineplex Odeon out on Gardiners Road, but you can always get your dose of Hollywood’s major motion pictures at the Empire Theatre. [...]
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City Of Kingston Arts Fund Grant Recipients Announced
The Kingston Arts Council and the City of Kingston are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2011 City of Kingston Arts Fund Grants. The Grants were awarded in two categories, Operating Grants and Project Grants. As part of the Kingston Cultural Plan, and thanks to Kingston City Council, an additional $50,000 was invested in [...]
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Long Live the Screening Room
Over the past few years, I have come to realize that I am a die hard cinephile, and just so we’re clear on what that means, I am an avid film enthusiast. I watch movies daily, sometimes over and over again, and often without regard for the critical acclaim, or lack thereof, of the film [...]
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Perte de Signal
In association with the Kingston Canadian Film Festival, Modern Fuel is proud to present a program of videos entitled “Resiliences” produced by Perte de Signal, a media arts research and development centre in Montreal. This event will take place at The Screening Room. The screening and discussion will be a free presentation as part of [...]
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Guide to the 11th Kingston Canadian Film Festival
The 11th annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival is just one week away. This year’s festival runs from March 2nd until the 6th, boasting 19 films, 15 shorts, 5 workshops and 2 parties where you can get up close and personal with the visiting filmmakers and fellow festival goers. Did I mention that the KCFF includes [...]
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Friday Foto
Happy New Year! I hope you had a fun and restful holiday. I spent mine overindulging, to which I’m sure most you can relate. I’m making up for it now with resolutions geared towards personal health and fitness. I recently took up yoga and it has changed my life. I don’t mean to sound overly [...]
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Five Things to See and Do
Today I am pleased to unveil a new addition to Kingstonist, a quarterly run down of our top five things to see and do in the Limestone City. In our inaugural episode, this compliment to our ever-growing events calendar will highlight five essential goings on during Winter 2011. 12th Annual ReelOut Queer Film and Video [...]
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Luke’s Kitchen
Back in March of 2008, Kingstonist published our second food-related post, which featured a well known dining establishment by the name of Luke’s. This local culinary gem is special for many reasons, while it has arguably put Kingston on the map for foodies and critics alike. As a part of last week’s Kingston Canadian Film [...]
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Friday Foto
For those who may have missed Jordan’s post earlier this week, or otherwise haven’t ventured downtown lately, Paul Wash‘s photo pretty much sums up the scene near King and Princess. It’s all in an effort to replace some ancient sewer system. But what sort of impact will it have on downtown businesses, rather what’s left [...]
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