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Local photographer Carolina Rojas exhibiting her work at Salon 296
Local photographer Carolina Rojas is exhibiting her work at Salon 296. The exhibition opened in September 28th, 2018 with the event Art After Dark. Exhibition continues until December 29th, 2018. Carolina Rojas is a Kingston, Ontario photographer whose work has been exhibited across the city, including Gallery Raymond, Window Gallery and Unit 115 at the Tett Centre. One of her images is currently on display in "Paved Paradise", a pop up exhibition organized by The City of Kingston located next to Kingston City Hall. Salon 296 is open Tuesday to Friday from 9am to 8pm. Saturday from 9am to 4pm. Salon 296 […]
Find out more »Cantabile Choirs of Kingston present North Star
$12 – $22
"The stars never fade only burst forward catapulted into a future that exists for the dreamer in you." Vera Wabegijig Cantabile pays tribute to indigenous people, the original caretakers of these lands and waterways in this concert dedicated to "Truth and Reconciliation". We are honoured to bring to Kingston Anishanaabe poet, Vera Webegijig, for this memorable event.
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Blood Donor Centre – 850 Gardiners Road
Donate and save lives! Open at 850 Gardiners Road weekly: Tuesdays 3pm-7pm, Wednesdays 1pm-7pm, Thursdays 9am-1pm, plus Saturday 1x/month. Book your appointment at www.blood.ca or call 1-888-2DONATE.
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Light up the Night
Free
The Kingston Jewish Council's 12th annual Hanukkah celebration A family friendly evening event in Springer Market Square Amphitheatre, free of charge. Enjoy sing-a-longs with the Kingston Jewish Council Choir, candle lighting, potato latkes and hot chocolate (by donation). All are welcome!
Find out more »Dec 6th – National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
free
Join us as we commemorate the 14 women murdered at l’Ecole Polytechnique in 1989, as well as the local women, and honour all women who live and have died as a result of gender based and racialized violence. Candlelight vigil and music by The Caledonias. We must not forget that even this year women were particularly targeted in a gender based crime when an individual ran a van onto the sidewalks in Toronto aiming to hit and kill women. We must not forget that this year our current government has decided to disband the Provincial Roundtable on Violence Against Women. […]
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