Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) – also known as Community ‘Shared’ Agriculture – is a revolutionary concept that will allow Kingston residents to have fresh and local produce this season by the crateful weekly while simultaneously supporting local farm harvest. It’s brilliant. Though CSA is not a new practice but instead
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It’s better late than never. Spring has finally sprung which means the hard snow that has shielded the green in Kingston is now disappearing and the nature beneath is now visible! It’s time to get outdoors and enjoy the scenery! Spring is about becoming active and really enjoying the outdoors,
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Last year it seemed our local food joints lining our downtown core were closing faster than they were coming in. This left some Kingstonians a tad concerned when franchises, in particular Milestones and Jack Astor’s, moved in and started eating up the potential of our independent restaurants. In a town
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Our annual ‘best of’ series always tends to showcase our contributor’s latest gastronomic adventures, reinforcing Kingston’s enduring love affair with the local food scene. 2013 wasn’t any different, and as you may have noticed in our current review of the past year’s top trending stories, food trucks emerged as a
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As an avid walker in downtown Kingston, I’m both thrilled to have the fresh, cold air to breath in and miserable to trudge through the wet slush expected to coat our sidewalks for the next few months. However, with the new season’s ambiance brings with it old seasonal dishes sure
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With only one month before the winter parking ban sets in, Kingstonians alike are on the lookout to lock down available parking spots. With approximately 3,7000 parking spaces available downtown in conjunction with 1,400 street side metered parking spaces, it’s no wonder why our city with over 115,000 civilians are
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Stroll down Clarence Street on any given Friday night and know you are passing into a local hotspot and native entertainment history as you close in on Classic Video. The two-level rental store is nothing short of amazing with its endless shelves of flicks and new releases of every genre
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Downtown Kingston is only getting busier as the unofficial end of summer collides with the back-to-school transition. With the students’ quickly integrating back into our limestone city, downtown hotspots will be ready for the indubitable rushes. Despite the seasonal changes, ice cream is still a popular treat as the cool
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It is noticeable Kingston endures mass road construction throughout the summer months that offer obstacles for drivers, causing quite the ruffle in our busy downtown turmoil. Personally, the road blocks haven’t affected me nearly as much as a particular downtown intersection that practically begs for attention due to the hazard
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Liquid Nutrition is permanently closed. Looking for a place that’s still open? Check out our restaurant reviews and recommendations for establishments that are still open and serving great food in Kingston. As we get deeper into the hotter weather and pant down the downtown streets, nothing is more appealing than
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Downtown Kingston is the place to be this summer, overflowing with only the hottest patios, swaying with live music and jam-packed with food galore. Our inviting hub seems to have something for everyone, whether you’re a dedicated locavore and craving only the freshest ingredients, in the mood for some savoury
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It’s that time again Kingston – another hopeful business is moving into the former unlucky intersection of two of the busiest streets in the heart of the Hub. Coming this Friday, May 25th, 424 Princess Street is opening its doors again, this time as Fluid Night Club, in hopes of breaking
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