Through the Kingston Music Office and our community partners, we facilitate monthly workshops, networking opportunities, youth programs, and special initiatives that bring musicians and industry together. From panels with industry professionals, to hands-on skill-building sessions, to youth-led creative projects, these events are designed to spark collaboration, share knowledge, and strengthen Kingston's music scene.
Workshops & Professional Development
Youth Open Mic
Upcoming Youth Open Mics:
Sunday, February 8, from 1 to 3 pm at the Broom Factory.
Sunday, April 12, from 1 to 3 pm at the Broom Factory.
Whether you’re a seasoned performer or stepping onto the stage for the first time, the Youth Open Mic is your platform to showcase your creativity and passion. It’s also a fantastic opportunity to connect with other local youth musicians and expand your network. Bring your family and friends, admission is free!
Register here: Youth Open Mic registration form.
Presented in partnership with Long & McQuade Kingston.
International Women's Day Showcase
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Miss Emily and the Kingston Music Office, with support from CFRC Music, are thrilled to co-present an afternoon of music, conversation, and community at the Broom Factory on Saturday, March 7, from 1 to 3 pm. This special event showcases the incredible talents of women and non-binary songwriters in Kingston, featuring performances by Luella, Piner, Kyra and Atiari.
Following the performances, an engaging fireside chat, moderated by Margaret Evans of Balancing Act, will delve into the artists’ experiences in the music industry, exploring creativity, songwriting, and the challenges of navigating the industry as underrepresented voices.
Get your tickets now on ticketscene.ca.
This event is open and welcome to all. If ticketing is a barrier, please reach out to music@tourismkingston.com, and we can accommodate.
Presented in collaboration with Balancing Act.
3 Keys to Teach Music Theory
Join Glory St. Germain, author of Ultimate Music Theory, for a live, in-person music theory masterclass at Long & McQuade Kingston on January 23 at 6 pm, presented as part of the 3 Keys to Teach Music Theory series.
Designed for music teachers and instructors of all levels, this practical session focuses on clear, engaging approaches to teaching music theory, with classroom-ready strategies you can use right away. Participants will also explore effective ways to grow and sustain teaching income.
Learn more and save your spot now at my.ultimatemusictheory.com.
