Events

Haunting locals and newcomers alike, this tour takes you through Kingston's old Sydenham Ward. It features haunted hotels, hidden burial grounds, grave robbings, hangings at the old courthouse, and Kingston's famous haunted courtyard. A tried and true favourite for all ages. 8:00pm Departure and 9:00pm Departure.

As seen on Ghost Hunters, explore Fort Henry, Kingston's spooky 19th century fortress, as your guide recounts its tragic history, including the hanging of Nils Von Schoultz, the secret of Deadman's Bay and many supernatural encounters! Special late night tours available on select evenings. Details for our Halloween Season version of this tour are still be finalized-stay tuned! Departure Location: Fort Henry Duration : 90 Minutes Adults $21.75, Youth (up to 17) $18.75

Corn Maze is now open. Pumpkin Season is abundant. Hayrides, Pony Rides, Dairy Tour limited to weekdays. At Old McDonald’s Farm, we take pleasure in providing you with opportunities to learn about and have fun with agriculture. Old McDonald’s Farm is all hands-on, from hand feeding our huge beef cows, to petting and walking amongst the dozens of goats, to taking your first pony ride! Weekdays 10am-4pm, Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 10am-5pm. Closed Monday and Tuesdays in September. Closed Mondays in October. Open on Columbus Day. Visit Goatville and walk amongst dozens of social goats. Don’t forget to get some “goat food”. They love popcorn! Stop by Sheepville to pet our friendly and soft sheep. Feed our enormous, but gentle beef cows at Cowville. P.U. University (Poultry University). Robbins Rocking Ranch ~ Home to dozens horses, miniatures and Donkeys, Emus. Flying Reindeer Ranch ~ Home to Mistletoe and Sven. Pork Ave ~ Where the finest Swine hang out. Pet Peter Rabbit on The Bunny Trail. Take your first Pony Ride! (Pony rides are for younger children). The Wizard of Oz Hayride ~ Visit your favorite characters from Oz along the way. Mini Golf for Mini People. Romp in one of the two Inflatable Adventure Playgrounds (for young children). Dairy Tour.

Visit website for show times.  Afternoon shows begin at 2 pm.  Evening performances at 8 pm.   by Norm Foster Or just call it the Fishing Derby Show! There’s nothing like a good fishing story! And when it’s created by audience favourite Norm Foster, you know it’s going to be a winner. Investment banker James Bell gets stuck in the sleepy town of Kooshog Lake during their annual Fishing Derby. It's a story filled with wise and witty characters complete with romance, broken hearts and a shark attack. Tickets: Reg Adult: $36; Stud/Sr: $32; Groups: $31; Previews: $25  

The Thousand Islands Fine Art Association (TIFAA) is hosting its 36th annual show September 15 and 16, and on the following weekend, September 22 and 23. As it has been for several years, the show will be held at the Thousand Islands National Park Visitor Centre, located on the Parkway at Mallorytown Landing. Everyone is welcome during the opening hours of 10am to 5pm and at a reception with refreshments and music on Sunday, September 16 from 1 to 3pm. TIFAA was founded in 1983 by a group of local artists who shared a passion for capturing the beauty of this area in their paintings. It has been active for all these years and has held annual shows each fall. Its members meet regularly to paint together and advance their skills. Their artworks vary greatly, from paintings in a classical style to abstract works of art. 18 members will exhibit their current art works in this year's show. To find out more about TIFAA, its history and its members, go to tifaa.weebly.com.

Guests are encouraged to lay on the floor beneath the stars ( or sit on the bench seating) of our Pilot House and look up as we explore the galaxy and planets - like any astronaut would! Our 60 minute presentation explores both our solar system and highlights of what's visible in the night sky on the evening of your show. This tour will include constellations, planets, the moon, colliding galaxies, an exploding star, glowing nebulae, star clusters and planetary transits. Ticket price $5 (incl. tax) cash at the door upon arrival.

The Brockville Farmers' Market is proud to offer 100% local produce and more! Market's take place on Thursdays and Saturdays from 7am-1pm from May-December. Wondering what you will find at the market? Here's a list! Fruits and vegetables Plants and flowers of all kinds Maple syrup and honey Meat Producers Homemade baking and preserves Kombucha Artisans AND food vendors including Thai, Indian, Ukranian and Chilean cuisine!  

Five fabulous concerts from June to October featuring talented musicians from a broad local area. Sounds include new country, motown, soul, jazz and pop. Audiences get up close to the music upstairs in the atmospheric old Mill. Buckledown Friday, June 23 at 7:30pm Tickets: $15 advance, $20 at the door The PepTides Thursday, July 27 at 7:30pm Tickets: $20 Soul Cracker Thursday, August 17 at 7:30pm Tickets: $20 Festival of Small Halls Thursday, September 21 The Pie Plates Thursday, October 12 at 7:30pm Tickets: $15

Welcome to Clayton Jazz Fest for 2018. We are excited to present two big events for this fall for Jazz Fest Lineup. The first takes place over the September 21-23 when Clayton will be filled with the sounds of jazz throughout the village, highlighted by an entire afternoon of performances on Saturday Sept 22nd at the Frink  Park Pavilion on the Saint Lawrence River. The second Jazz Fest event takes place later in fall on October 13 when we will present the exciting afro-beat sounds of the Brighton Beat, returning for their 4th year to Clayton. They will be hosting "Jazz in the Classroom" at Alexandria, Carthage and General Brown school districts during the week and performing at the Opera House on Saturday.

A Comdey About Finding Yourself

By Willy Russell | Directed By Andrew Kushnir

September 21 – October 14 Springer Theatre

Shirley is a Liverpool housewife. Her kids have left home and she makes dinner for her husband every night while talking to the wall. Out of the blue, her best friend offers her the chance of a lifetime – but is she ready to take the plunge?

Bernie Williams, famed New York Yankees Center-fielder. discovered his love for music and baseball at roughly the same time. At the age of eight, he fell in love with the sounds of a flamenco guitar and in his 16-year baseball career, his passion for music never waned. The sounds of his guitar would often be heard emanating from the clubhouse. Bernie Williams released his first album in 2003. The Journey Within reached #3 on Billboard's Contemporary Jazz Chart and his second album Moving Forward was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Album. Mark Sganga holds the title of 2009 International Finger-style Guitar Champion. His finger-style guitar weaves a rich tapestry of beautiful melody, dynamic rhythm, & imaginative improvisation. Mark has enthralled audiences from Stockholm to Seattle. His dynamic playing has been featured on tours and recording with jazz greats such as Larry Coryell and Herbie Hancock. He has also performed numerous times at the Iridium in New York City as the guest of the legendary Les Paul.

DPAO Foundation announces the Rock Band … Seether … will be performing live in concert on Saturday, September 22^nd at 7 p.m. at the Cerow Recreation Park in Clayton, New York. This show is part of The Car-Freshner / F.X. Caprara 2018 Concert Series presented by DPAO and Watertown Savings Bank. Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 8^th at 10 a.m. Tickets may be purchased on-line at DPAO.ORG or by calling DPAO at 315-782-0044. Tickets may also be purchased at your local Kinney Drugs Store locations. Hailing from South Africa and comprising members Shaun Morgan (vocals, guitar), Dale Stewart (bass), and John Humphrey (drums), Seether embrace a brand of heavy metal mostly associated with the post-grunge era of alternative music, complete with crunchy distortion and brooding textures.

The Cape Vincent Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the 10th Annual Cape Vincent Oktoberfest from noon until 5 pm. An Autumn Farmers and Crafters Market will compliment a Beer Garden, featuring authentic German beers and wineries. The 8 piece Enzian Bavarian Band will be performing German songs complete with authentic dancers. Food for the day will feature a wide variety of traditional Bavarian fares: including bratwurst, sauerkraut, German potato salad, black forest cake, apple strudel, etc. sold by the Cape Vincent Fire Dept. on the Village Green. Riverside Preschool will have a Kid’s Zone with a petting zoo, bouncy house and crafts. There will also be a Dirndl and Lederhosen contest as well as Beer Stein Races sponsored by Kevin Garnsey General Construction. For those who wish to sample all of the beers and wines available the $20 entry fee includes Commemorative Sampling Stein. For general admission to the tent a $5.00 entrance fee will be charged. This is a Military Appreciation event with $5 off admission with military ID. Bring an item for the Cape Vincent Food Pantry. For more information call 315-654-2481.

    The Thousand Islands Fine Art Association (TIFAA) is hosting its 36th annual show September 15 and 16, and on the following weekend, September 22and 23. As it has been for several years, the show will be held at the Thousand Island National Park Visitor Center, located on the Parkway at Mallorytown Landing. Everyone is welcome during the opening hours from10:00 am to 5:00 pm and at a reception with refreshments and music on Sunday, September 16 from 1 pm to 3 pm. Admission and parking are free. The Thousand Islands Fine Art Association (TIFAA) was founded in 1983 by a group of local artists who shared a passion for capturing the beauty of this area in their paintings. It has been active for all these years and has held annual shows each fall. Its members meet regularly to paint together and advance their skills. Their artworks vary greatly, from paintings in a classical style to abstract works of art. The photos below show the Plein Air painters watching a demonstration at the May Plein Air session and painting at the recent paint-out in July. 21 members will exhibit their current art works at this year's show. To find out more about TIFAA, its history and its members, go to tifaa.weebly.com.    

Volunteer with the Thousand Islands Land Trust and help clean-up this popular outdoor recreation destination after another busy summer season. Wear your work clothes and be sure to bring gloves and tools if you have them. TILT will provide water and lunch!

    The Thousand Islands Fine Art Association (TIFAA) is hosting its 36th annual show September 15 and 16, and on the following weekend, September 22and 23. As it has been for several years, the show will be held at the Thousand Island National Park Visitor Center, located on the Parkway at Mallorytown Landing. Everyone is welcome during the opening hours from10:00 am to 5:00 pm and at a reception with refreshments and music on Sunday, September 16 from 1 pm to 3 pm. Admission and parking are free. The Thousand Islands Fine Art Association (TIFAA) was founded in 1983 by a group of local artists who shared a passion for capturing the beauty of this area in their paintings. It has been active for all these years and has held annual shows each fall. Its members meet regularly to paint together and advance their skills. Their artworks vary greatly, from paintings in a classical style to abstract works of art. The photos below show the Plein Air painters watching a demonstration at the May Plein Air session and painting at the recent paint-out in July. 21 members will exhibit their current art works at this year's show. To find out more about TIFAA, its history and its members, go to tifaa.weebly.com.    

Live Music every Wednesday on our garden patio. Music with Dave Scalin Come taste some wine.

The Brockville Farmers' Market is proud to offer 100% local produce and more! Market's take place on Thursdays and Saturdays from 7am-1pm from May-December. Wondering what you will find at the market? Here's a list! Fruits and vegetables Plants and flowers of all kinds Maple syrup and honey Meat Producers Homemade baking and preserves Kombucha Artisans AND food vendors including Thai, Indian, Ukranian and Chilean cuisine!  

Award Winning Pumpkinferno is returning this fall, where you will discover a selection of all-new pumpkin-carved displays set among other fan-favourities!! This mesmerizing installation of artist-inspired, glowing pumpkins is a not-to-be missed event for ALL ages! Take a tour through this spectacular outdoor art exhibit of 7,000 handcrafted pumpkins all lit at night along a kilometer long path in a picturesque 19th-century backdrop. Open select evenings from late-September through October, you won't want to miss this chance to walk in a world of pumpkins.

Award Winning Pumpkinferno is returning this fall, where you will discover a selection of all-new pumpkin-carved displays set among other fan-favourities!! This mesmerizing installation of artist-inspired, glowing pumpkins is a not-to-be missed event for ALL ages! Take a tour through this spectacular outdoor art exhibit of 7,000 handcrafted pumpkins all lit at night along a kilometer long path in a picturesque 19th-century backdrop. Open select evenings from late-September through October, you won't want to miss this chance to walk in a world of pumpkins.

Bring the family to the NNYAHS Agricultural Museum in Stone Mills on September 29 for family fun and to celebrate the Harvest Festival featuring draft horse pulling competitions. There will be family activities available as well as delicious food and fall themed desserts for sale in the museum concession stand. Camping facilities are available. The museum gift shop will be open, and buildings will be open for tours. This event is open to farmers, crafters, and flea market vendors who wish to rent a site to sell their merchandise. Contact the Agricultural Museum at 315-658-2353 to request a vendor application form. Admission is FREE from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Join us for a fun filled day of games for kids, entertainment, vendors, Lions BBQ and a colourful display of pumpkins. Come one, come all!!  Free Admission. Donations to the Gananoque Food Bank gratefully accepted. Presented by the Gananoque Lion's Club

Russian music holds a special place in our Maestro’s heart. This concert showcases the very best of Russia’s romantic orchestral offerings. Rachmaninoff’s Vocalise spools out a beautiful Russian melody as though it were silk. The Rococo Variations is Tchaikovsky’s most brilliant work of intimacy. We end the program with a rarely heard work from a contemporary of Tchaikovsky, Vasily Kalinnikov. His second symphony is unsurpassed in its grandeur and Russian majesty.