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Murney Tower Museum will celebrate its 101st anniversary with a full day of free activities, local heritage groups and interactive exhibits on Aug. 15.

The Cul-de-Sac Showstopper with Room to Spare

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The United Way KFL&A is asking the community to help children head back to school prepared by supporting its annual Backpack Program.

The Bungalow That’s Secretly Much Bigger Than It Looks

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Kingston is preparing to celebrate one of the most memorable moments in Canadian music history with Forever Hip, a community-wide tribute marking the 10th anniversary of The Tragically Hip's final hometown concert.

The Family Home That Keeps on Giving

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Rachel Szabo returns to the Kingston Symphony after performing across Canada and Europe

Six Bedrooms, Three Bays, and Zero Compromises

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Ann Madden has turned family life on the farm into a hands-on business at Northern Cross Farms, located between Westport and Godfrey.

Chestmates is the only Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat team in the catchment serviced by the South Eastern Regional Cancer Centre.

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Century charm with a workshop and sunshine to spare

Free community celebration will feature authentic Greek cuisine, live music, traditional dancing and local vendors

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Updated, fenced, and ready for your next chapter

Historic ghost walks and hidden city tours invite visitors to experience Kingston after dark.

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Small-town charm with a riverfront bonus

It's Growing Up On The Farm; local families building the future of agriculture — one generation at a time...fueled by Kubota.

The 2026 Kingston Sheep Dog Trials Festival returns to Grass Creek Park from Friday, August 7 through Sunday, August 9, bringing three days of world-class competition and family entertainment.

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Mid-century magic with front-row seats to Lake Ontario

The Napanee Fair is returning with new attractions, expanded activities and a new home for its fair office.

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The kind of waterfront estate that makes vacations jealous

A new agreement allowing direct-to-consumer alcohol sales across much of Canada is being welcomed by a local brewery, even if it is not expected to dramatically increase business.

Luxury called—it wants its dream home back.

Free family-friendly event will feature local vendors, handmade goods, collectibles and door prizes at the Shrine Club

Century charm called—it brought high-speed internet.

Murney Tower Museum invites young explorers to discover history through games, crafts and hands-on activities

85 acres, zero neighbours, and a whole lot of "wow."

He watched his family turn a passion for farming into a thriving local business

Musical Retirement Home invites seniors, families and caregivers to enjoy professional live music every Wednesday evening

A home so good, it comes with a sequel downstairs.

The home that says, "Go ahead—stay awhile."