Street Ballerina Performance Art Project says thank you to frontline workers

2019 Kingston Buskers Rendezvous opens in downtown Kingston

June 4, 2020June 4, 2020 Jessica Foley 2 Comments Annette Willis, art project, ballerinas, Ballet, Chasing Lightning Bugs Studio, COVID-19, dance, dancers, essential workers, frontline healthcare workers, healthcare workers, Kingston, Mark Aiden Bergin, pandemic, photography, posters, St. Lawrence College, Street Ballerina Performance Art Project, thank you

Mark Aiden Bergin is the creative force behind the Street Ballerina Performance Art Project. He is a local dance, theatre and street photographer, as well as a teacher and Program Coordinator of the Music and Digital Media program at St. Lawrence College. Spending a lot of his time in New

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July 4, 2019July 4, 2019 Michelle Allan 0 Comments 2019, acrobats, Buskers Rendezvous, comedy, dancers, downtown, Downtown Kingston Business Improvement Area (BIA), events, family events, Fire Show, grand finale, international performers, jugglers, Kingston, live music, music, schedule, street performers, things to do, what to do

The 2019 Kingston Buskers Rendezvous kicked off with the annual Fool’s Overture at the Renaissance Event Venue on Wednesday, Jul. 3, 2019. Teen ukulele trio Callback opened the evening with covers of contemporary songs. Thirteen year olds Annie, Lucy, and Clara all call Kingston home, and said that they were