The annual Kingston Canadian
Film Festival presented by The Kingston Whig-Standard and Cogeco runs at
various venues in Kingston, Ontario Canada. Feature films, local shorts,
workshops and volunteers contribute to the success of this amazing festival!
For more information please visit www.kingcanfilmfest.com.
Apple Crisp Arts presents the Annual Free/All-Ages
Music Festival, during the March Break featuring up-and-coming Kingston
performing artists, prominent Canadian musicians and an art exhibition
www.applecrisp.ca.
Time To Laugh Comedy Club, 394 Princess
Street has another great weekend of live comedy. Dinner and Show deals
plus FREE Admission for the Birthday person, group rates and more!
613-542-LAFF (5233) www.timetolaugh.ca.
PUTT N´
BLAST inside the Frontenac Mall is Kingston's only Dark Light Mini Putt
& Laser Tag facility. Great for birthdays and groups. 613-544-3342
www.puttnblast.com.
Join the voice of the Kingston Frontenacs
and radio play-by-play man, Jim Gilchrist, live during all home and away
games throughout the 2009/2010 season. Listen to all Frontenacs games on
MyFM 88.7.
The skating rink at Springer Market Square
is open daily (weather permitting). A warming/change area, complete with
lockers (bring your own lock) and accessible washrooms is now available
in the lower level of City Hall's Market Wing. An access ramp is available
via the North courtyard off Brock Street. Free admission.
March 14, 2012:
Yum, Yum, MUNCH! March Break Programs run March
14, 15, and 16 at Museum of Health Care, 32 George Street, Ann Baillie
Building National Historic Site. Dive in and discover what happens to the
food you eat during a hands-on adventure through the twisty, turny world
of the digestive system! Super-charge your energy levels with a series
of activities all abou healthy eating and digestion that are sure to get
your tummy rumbling. Suitable for children 6 & up (parents welcome).
Pre-registration required. Cost: $5/child (no charge for adults). We ask
that you pay on the day of your program. For groups of three or more participants
(not including adults), please contact the Museum to pay in advance. museumofhealthcare.ca
or call 613-548-2419 or e-mail info@museumofhealthcare.ca.
March 17, 2012:
Over 80 performers from Royal Military College
cadets will take to the stage to show off their talents during the colleges
annual RMC Concert in Scarlets (2 PM) at Kingston Gospel Temple, 2295 Princess
Street. The show features Brass & Reeds, Pipes & Drums, Highland
dancers and Choir performing modern, traditional, military and highland
music, as well as a few jazz numbers by the Stage band Club. www.unitedwaykfla.ca.
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