Indigenous community takes issue with Kingston Pride

Guide to Reelout 15

Guide to ArtIgnite 2013

Guide to the 13th ReelOut Queer Video + Film Festival

Livable City Design Award Winners Announced

Friday Foto

June 14, 2019June 14, 2019 Michelle Allan 6 Comments 60s Scoop, I LOVE SIR JOHN A promotion, Idle No More, inclusivity, Indigenous community, Jessup Foods and Heritage, Kingston, Kingston Pride, Matt Salton, name change, Paul Fortier, protest, Reelout Queer Film Festival, Renaissance Event Venue, residential schools, Ruth Wood, Sir John's Public House, The Public House

Kingston Pride kicks off this weekend, and while many are eagerly excited for the opportunity to celebrate inclusion, some members of the community have expressed that they don’t feel welcome. Pride events such as the Pride is the Future: Drag Show and Dance and the Big Gay Brunch will

Culture Guides Theatre & Film

January 24, 2014July 27, 2017 Danielle Lennon 0 Comments Reelout Film Festival, Renaissance Event Venue, Sir John's Public House, The Mansion, The Screening Room

Next week marks the 15th anniversary of Kingston’s Reelout Queer Film + Video Festival. Reelout began as an offshoot of OPIRG Kingston in 1999. Founder, Marney McDiarmid used the back room of 477, Kingston’s only gay bar, to screen films to see if our city could sustain a weekend long festival

Art Culture Guides Music Theatre & Film

January 11, 2013July 27, 2017 Danielle Lennon 0 Comments Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Artignite, Common Ground, H'art Studio, Kingston Frontenac Public Library (KFPL), Kingston Frontenac Public Library (KFPL) Central Branch, Kingston Glass Studio, live music, Marine Museum of the Great Lakes, Michael Davidge, Modern Fuel, Queen's University, Reelout Film Festival, Renaissance Event Venue, St. George's Cathedral, St. Lawrence College, The Artel, The Grand Theatre, The Kingston Symphony

Friday, January 25th marks the beginning of 2013’s ArtIgnite. This wonderful arts festival is a collaboration of efforts between Queen’s University, St. Lawrence College, Downtown Kingston and The City of Kingston as well as numerous galleries and independent artists and musicians. The festival was conceived in 2009 and has grown

Culture Theatre & Film

January 25, 2012June 14, 2017 Harvey Kirkpatrick 0 Comments Pelt, Reelout Film Festival, Renaissance Event Venue, Sir John's Public House, The Mansion, The Screening Room

Where would queer pop culture be without camp sensibility? This year the 13th annual ReelOut Queer Video + Film Festival highlights ‘camp’ in queer film and video and whether its definition has changed since Susan Sontag first incapsulated camp’s nature in her 1964 essay “Notes on Camp”. ReelOut also plans

News Releases

October 27, 2011July 26, 2017 The City of Kingston 0 Comments Battery Park, Calvin Park, construction, discontinued, Frontenac County Court House, Kingston Frontenac Public Library (KFPL), Kingston Police Force, LaSalle Causeway, Market Square, Prince George Hotel, Princess Street, Renaissance Event Venue, University Avenue

The 2011 Livable City Design Awards, celebrating excellence in building project design, were handed out last night in the Wilson Room at the Central branch of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library. And the winners are: Awards of Excellence Princess Street Reconstruction – Phase 1: designed by Corush Sunderland Wright Limited

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September 17, 2010July 26, 2017 Danielle Lennon 2 Comments art, Bruce Peninsula, discontinued, film, friday foto, Jenny Whiteley, Kingston Arts Council, Kingston Canadian Film Festival, Modern Fuel, Queen's University, Reelout Film Festival, Renaissance Event Venue, St. Lawrence College, Steven Heighton, The Artel, The Grad Club, The Limestone Trio, The Swamp Ward Orchestra, theatre, Theatre Kingston, Upper Canada Academy of Performing Arts

I am flying high this morning after an incredible evening celebrating the arts with other members of the community. Last night was the Kingston Arts Council‘s Cultural Kaleidoscope. Artists and arts related organizations set up displays and performed for art lovers of all kinds at The Renaissance Event Venue from