Country Jamboree Band, Hank
Williams Revisited and many
more. This is a rain-or-shine
event. For more information,
call 613-476-6535 or find the
Napanee Country Jamboree on
Facebook.
JULY 25-28: Palmer Rapids Twin
Music Festival.Enjoy two
complete festivals on the banks
of the beautiful Madawaska
River. Each festival has its own
stage, and the two stages are
only a three-minute walk apart.
For more information and
schedule of performers on this
39th Annual Bluegrass Festival
and the 33rd Annual Country
Festival, please call 613-
758-2747. http://www.palmerrapids.ca.
JULY 27: Abba Mania.
Gananoque Boat Line presents
this tribute show to the amazing
group Abba. Abba Mania,
complete with costume changes,
is one of the most energetic,
uplifting and, most importantly,
fun tribute bands you will have
the pleasure of seeing. Enjoy the
three-hour cruise (7 to 10 p.m.).
Must be 19 or older. 613-
382-2144 or 1-888-717-4837.
http://www.ganboatline.com.
AUGUST 1-10: Disney Freaky
Friday a New Musical. Blue
Canoe Productions presents this
musical based on the popular
novel and the recent film. The
story follows an overlooked
mother and her teenage
daughter who magically switch
bodies and have just one day
to put things right again. Don’t
miss this musical for the entire
family held at the Domino
Theatre, Harold Harvey Centre,
52 Church Street. Link to tickets
available on the website:
http://www.bluecanoetheatrical.com.
AUGUST 1: Angela Hewitt.One
of the world’s leading pianists,
Angela Hewitt, appears in recital
and with major orchestras
throughout Europe, the Americas
and Asia. Her interpretations
of Bach have established her as
one of the composer’s foremost
334 Princess Street Downtown Kingston!
613.549.2477 http://www.galleryraymond.comFeaturing oils, acrylics and watercolours by:
Bonnie Brooks, Jane Colden, Frank Edwards,
Grace George, Mark Graham, Jordan Hicks,
Beth ten Hove, Sarah Hunter, Harold Kaufmann,
Aili Kurtis, Michael Minthorn, Peggy Morley,
Michelle Reid, Lori Richards, Tim De Rose,
Maureen Sheridan, Verna Vowles and Gerry WrightHaunted Walks Inc., founded in 1995 by Glen Shackleton, offers historical
walking tours with a ghostly theme in Kingston and Ottawa. The nightly
Kingston tours capture the unique darker history of Kingston, presenting it
up close and on foot. The tours, which last approximately 90 minutes, are
conducted at a comfortable pace so that everyone can participate. The
material is not designed to frighten and is appropriate for children.
Stories about hangings at the old courthouse, the murder of Theresa
Beam, the organist’s ghost, a skeleton-filled park and other hair-raising
tales are dramatically brought to life by guides wearing black capes and
carrying lanterns. These experts on
local lore take people through
Kingston’s quiet streets, sharing long-
buried secrets and fascinating facts.
Not one story is exaggerated, and each
has been well researched. Tours are
available in English and French.
Ghosts of the Fort, a second tour,
showcases the ghosts of Fort Henry.
There’s no better way to explore
Kingston’s rich history than by going
on an after-dinner stroll by lantern light
with these knowledgeable and exciting storytellers. Reser vations are
recommended. Tickets can be purchased in the lobby of the Prince George
Hotel at 200 Ontario Street, which is where the tour begins. 613-549-6366.
http://www.hauntedwalk.com.Haunted Walks of Kingston
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