An ancient temple of sound, cushions strongly advised.

A quick flip through the latest records to land in the shop. Week of Sunday June 21, 2026.

A quick flip through the latest used records to land in the shop. Week of Sunday June 21, 2026

A concert series that sounds like the contents of a Canadian guy’s CD binder floating around the cab of a 2004 Silverado.

“What if the Leafs game… but horny?”

BSE Skateboarding + Coffee Bar is about to hit you with the three-hit combo of wheels, tastebud confetti, and the kind of feel-good atmosphere that makes you forget what time it is.

One of Kingston’s great cultural ecosystems, a place where concerts, workshops, exhibitions, readings, and the occasional beautifully designed poster all drift together on the waterfront breeze.

Your second chance to grab something limited, colourful, weird, collectible, or all four at once before they disappear into someone else’s record shelf.

Rustic charm meets dim-lit cathedral of distortion.

Somewhere where, at any moment, some guy might fly past you into Lake Ontario like a patriotic missile.

A little denim jacket, a little cigarette breath.

The Grand looked into the flaming maw of history and said, “Not today, Satan.”

Breadcrumbs left by some benevolent music goblin.

Artifacts from nights that blur together into something loud, strange, and strangely unforgettable.

One of Rideau Street’s more persistent social experiments.

Come for the art, stay because you accidentally joined a drum circle.

A visual mix-tape of island magic.

This is great, but what if I couldn’t leave?

Sarah Harmer and the Weeping Tile orbit.

Discover The Toucan & Kirkpatrick’s in Kingston: a snug pub buzzing with live music, good drinks, and a long history of hosting bands big and small.