January 9, 2010:
Kingston Singles Dance back by popular demand! Everyone welcome! Saturday, January 9th at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 560, 734 Montreal Street. Kingston Singles Dance back by popular demand! Everyone welcome! 8:30pm Meet a mixed group of friendly singles for a fun and festive night of dancing! All ages, All Request Music and Icebreakers. See dance pictures on our website www.romoeandjuliet.ca.

January 15, 2010:
Ban Righ Noon Hour Speaker Series presents One Minute to Peace, Eastern Ontario Ishayas. Did you know we think on average some 100,000 thoughts a day? Would you like to explore ways to change your relationship to thoughts so that you are the Master of your mind?  Come and see how to detach from thoughts in one minute!  The peace that awaits you is profound. 32 Bader Lane; free admission, everyone welcome. www.queensu.ca/dsao/ind/banrigh.

January 20, 2010:
Ban Righ Noon Hour Speaker Series presents Are You For Sale? Rethinking Job Search Advice with Cathy Keates, Career Counsellor and Author. A job search is a sales campaign, right? A lot of advice tells you to market yourself like a product, with sometimes terrible consequences. Discuss alternative approaches to job search with the author of Not for Sale! Why we need a new job search mindset. Copies of the book will be available.32 Bader Lane; free admission, everyone welcome. www.queensu.ca/dsao/ind/banrigh.

January 25, 2010:
Ban Righ Noon Hour Speaker Series presents Music and Ideology at the Canadian War Museum: How Sound Shapes our Experience with Kip Pegley. School of Music. In this presentation, Pegley discusses how sound at the War Museum is designed to convey selective narratives about Canada’s war past, present and future, and persuade visitors that Canadians are critically needed on the international scene, thus justifying the government's decisions to send its military into dangerous conflict zones.32 Bader Lane; free admission, everyone welcome. www.queensu.ca/dsao/ind/banrigh.

January 26, 2010:
The Relay For Life Kingston 2010 Kick-Off is being held on January 26, 2010 at the Canadian Cancer Society office, 496 Days Road from 7pm to 9pm. There will be live entertainment, guest speakers, games and of course a door prize. The prize is called the "Ultimate Relay Experience" This is a prize pack consisting of special accomodations the night of Relay, a catered midnight dinner, massage therapists to take care of you after you walk the track and more items to be determined closer to the event. To enter this draw you need to register your Relay team on or before the kick-off. If you register online you get an additional ballot. There will be computers available at kick-off to register your team. Also, you can choose your tent site if you have registered your team! So come out and help up kick-off the 2010 Relay For Life on January 26!

January 27, 2010:
The play Marion Bridge by Daniel MacIvor and directed by Michael Catlin at The Baby Grand Theatre on January 27, 2010. A Fundraiser for the Ban Righ Foundation! Tickets $20.00, show time at 8pm For more information contact Karen Knight 613-533-2976 or kk9@queensu.ca for details. www.queensu.ca/dsao/ind/banrigh.

January 28, 2010:
Remember the 90's at LegendZ Eatery & Nightclub, 424 Princess Street (Corner of Princess & Division). $8 cover, All-Ages Doors 10pm. Proceeds go towards Alzheimer's Society Manulife Walk for Memories 2010

January 28, 2010:
Blue Canoe Productions presents the musical John & Jen from January 28 through February 6 at the Theological Hall, Queen's University Campus. Tickets may be purchased in person at Destinations, located on the upper level of  the John Deutsch University Centre (JDUC) at Queen's University, at Novel Idea, located at 156 Princess St., or at the door. For more information including showtimes, ticket prices www.bluecanoeproductions.ca.

January 28, 2010:
Ban Righ Noon Hour Speaker Series presents A Conversation on Men and Feminisms with Scott Morgensen. Assistant Professor, Department of Gender Studies. How are men participating in feminist work for social change? Scott Morgensen will ask how men - located differently by race, nation, class, gender and sexuality--can respond to women’s movements and feminist theory by discussing the arguments of Black feminist writer bell hooks in her text Feminism is for Everybody (South End Press, 2000). He invites us to join in a conversation on feminisms and the ways all people, including men can engage them, in Canada, Kingston, or at Queen’s, and the many locations nearby or worldwide where we live our lives.32 Bader Lane; free admission, everyone welcome. www.queensu.ca/dsao/ind/banrigh.

January 29, 2010:
Alzheimer's Outreach presents Jersey Shore "Beach Party" at LegendZ Eatery & Nightclub, 424 Princess Street (Corner of Princess & Division)  10pm  $5 cover  19+

January 30, 2010:
More than 300,000 Canadians will read, sing and grow together on Family Literacy Day!  On Saturday, January 30th, Frontneac Mall wants you to brush up on your literacy skills with two fantastic family activities to benefit Kingston Literacy. Come and join Kingston's own Juno Award Nominee, children's recording artist, Mary Lambert for a "Sing for Literacy" Sing-Along. Mary will perform popular songs complete with costumes, props, humour and audience participation. Email Mary at mary@marylambertmusic.com by January 29th to let her know you favourite song from any of her CDs or DVDs. Show starts at 10am sharp.The Sing-Along will be followed by Art & Author which includes a story time and drawing session with children's book illustrator and author Per-Henrik Gürth. Kids and parents - grab a blanket or mat and head on over to Centre Court - admission is free with the kind request for donations to benefit Kingston Literacy's Family Literacy Programs. A fun-filled community event to sing, read, draw and support Kingston Family Literacy! For more information, please call 613-544-9133.