Category: Exhibits and Events
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The Art of Survival, A Prison for Women Memorial Collective Exhibition, is a thought-provoking exhibition challenging any societal perceptions you have about Canada’s prison system.…
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The Historic Babcock Mill, built in 1856 and located on the banks of Millhaven Creek in Odessa, was officially reopened to the public by Loyalist…
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Written by: Dillon Chicoski Communication is something that everyone does every day. In our own lives and in the lives of everyone we know we…
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Written by: Shelley Yu Years ago, when I first came to Kingston and its surrounding areas, I discovered that a lot of popular tourist attractions…
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Written By: Patricia Roussel Many invaluable lessons have emerged since the beginning of March 2020, when the world stopped at the hands of COVID-19. Whether…
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I just returned from a trip to Smiths Falls, where I had a unique adventure– investigating ghosts. Two ghost hunting organizations, G.H.O.S.T. and Nightwatchmen Investigative…
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As a member of Girl Guides, Scout’s sister organization, I was fascinated to find that Kingston had a museum dedicated to preserving its history. Scouting…
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Written By: Helen Cutts Years ago, when my timing belt broke on the highway, the damage to my engine was extensive. Even though I had…
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Why might the Himalayan mountains be featured in a geology museum in Kingston? At the Miller Museum of Geology at 36 Union Street, you’ll learn…