Drop by Confederation Basin and check-out Jenica and The RayneMakers Saturday, July 28th from 12:30 to 1:30pm. Jenica will be playing a mix of her acclaimed original music as well as some jazz standards.

Then skip on down to the Battersea Bar and Grill where you can join Jenica and The RayneMakers on the patio overlooking the river, August 2nd, 7:30 to 11:30pm.

Lise de Kok will be playing with her quartet as part of the Symphony House Tour on Saturday May 26th. The other members of the quartet are: Toni Picard on cello, Bev Coles on viola, Joanna MacDonald on violin.
They will be performing at 12 o'clock in the house at the corner of Main and James Sts in Barriefield. The program includes Mozart, von Beethoven and de Ariaga.

Sweet Folk in Concert presents: Kevin Head, Roger James, Doug Reansbury, Fred Werthman
Finnegan's Hideaway 'Class of '82' Alumni.  Monday, June 4th, 2007 at the Kingston Brewing Co. 'Dragon's Lair" room. 34 Clarence Street. Show starts at 7:30pm (doors 6:30) Tickets: $10 on sale now at the Brewpub - $15 at the door.

Drop by RAXX on Friday, April 27th to hear Filet of Soul with KSOM's own Janet MacRae, Alec Barken and James Wannamaker.

Come out to The Toucan this Sunday night (April 8th) to see Ianspotting featuring KSOM teachers Shaun Weima and Rob Radford.

Why did Noah choose the Dove? Maurice Breslow will tell this story and others on Sunday, April 15, 5 pm, at St. George’s Cathedral, as part of an interfaith "Word and Music" service entitled "Jewish Stories and Songs." The event is the last in the "Word and Music" series until the fall. It features poems and stories by Jewish authors from around the world, selected and read by Maurice Breslow, a retired faculty member of the Department of Drama at Queen’s. In alternation with the readings, mezzo-soprano Meg Breslow, accompanied by Meg Freer, will sing settings of traditional Jewish texts, psalms and prayers. Meg Breslow, a graduate of Queen’s University Music School ,
teaches voice at Kingston School of Music.