Reelout & HARS present our 3rd Queer Classic Films screening on Tues July 17th doors open at 6:30 with film at 7pm. Admission is FREE. Wheelchair accessible. Close Captioned. Free popcorn. Everyone Welcome! THE LAST OF SHEILA isn't overtly "queer" in the subject matter of the film but it's most certainly a queer film. It was written by musical legend Steven Sondheim and Psycho star (and gay actor) Anthony Perkins. Sondheim at the time loved to entertain guests with murder mystery role playing games and that became the impetus to write the screenplay. The film is about a yacht full of Hollywood friends in the south of France who engage in a playful murder-mystery role-playing game that turns deadly. It features Ian McShane (Game of Thrones, American Gods), Raquel Welch, Richard Benjamin, James Coburn, James Mason, Joan Hackett and a soundtrack featuring Bette Midler. The film is terrific fun with tons of twists and camp-appeal.

Enjoy the summertime sounds of Music in the Gardens, a free weekly outdoor concert every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. Bring your family and friends and a lawn chair to Lions Civic Gardens for jazz, blues, big band and rock music! An accessible drop off area is available at the top of the park, using the road behind Isabel Turner Library, 935 Gardiners Rd.

Here is a list of the acts performing July 4 – Nostalgic Sound – Big Band July 11 – Gary Rasberry – Soloist July 18 – TBC July 25 – County Fair – Country Aug. 1 – Taylor Donaldson – Big Band Aug. 8 – Swing-On Jazz – Jazz Big Band Aug. 15 – TBC Aug. 22 – Swing Time – Big Band Aug. 30 – Clarinet Four – Popular Classics

The Music in the Gardens Series is possible thanks to the City of Kingston, the Kingston Musicians Union, the Music Performance Trust Fund (MPTF) and the generosity of our corporate sponsors.

The 2018 Storefront Fringe Festival will take place in empty storefronts in downtown Kingston, Ontario between July 20-28, 2018. This year, we’re providing 3 empty storefront performance venues for productions from Kingston and out-of-town.The goal of the Storefront Fringe is to offer accessible theatre space for independent artists both local and national, providing affordable theatre for audiences local to or visiting Kingston! 

A proud member of The Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals, the Storefront Fringe Festival lineup is selected by lottery and returns 100% of box office revenue into the pockets of its participants. That’s right, your money is yours to keep.

https://www.theatrekingston.com/storefront-fringe.html 

Divas to the Dancefloor, Please! The Club is calling your name, SweetPea! On this special night, TShow brings you back to those nightclub days with club and dance music drag performances by your favourite #YGK Drag Queens! With a superstar bonus of a dance after the show with DJ Mallen! So stick around and sweat it on the dancefloor!

Featuring: Mimi Osa, Lilith Cain, ?

Hosted: Tyffanie Morgan

Plus maybe some drag queen story time for ADULTS ONLY!

Enjoy the summertime sounds of Music in the Gardens, a free weekly outdoor concert every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. Bring your family and friends and a lawn chair to Lions Civic Gardens for jazz, blues, big band and rock music! An accessible drop off area is available at the top of the park, using the road behind Isabel Turner Library, 935 Gardiners Rd.

Here is a list of the acts performing July 4 – Nostalgic Sound – Big Band July 11 – Gary Rasberry – Soloist July 18 – TBC July 25 – County Fair – Country Aug. 1 – Taylor Donaldson – Big Band Aug. 8 – Swing-On Jazz – Jazz Big Band Aug. 15 – TBC Aug. 22 – Swing Time – Big Band Aug. 30 – Clarinet Four – Popular Classics

The Music in the Gardens Series is possible thanks to the City of Kingston, the Kingston Musicians Union, the Music Performance Trust Fund (MPTF) and the generosity of our corporate sponsors.

Ever wonder where "I'm ready for my close-up Mr. Demille" comes from? Reelout is proud to sponsor the classic film (and inspiration for generations of drag queens everywhere) SUNSET BOULEVARD brought to you by Downtown Kingston! BIA and Movies In The Square. Movie starts at DUSK (around 9pm) but make sure you come early to set up your lawn chairs! For a full listing of films offered FREE this summer, visit: https://www.downtownkingston.ca/movies