The Art Death Café invites artists who are interested in or working with themes of death, grief, and mourning to come together and share ideas. This session provides a safe, open space to discuss a wide range of death-focused curiosities and to explore how these concepts can inform your art practice.

This session’s topic: Non-Human Animals: Death, Loss, and Grief

Join us for conversations about art that intersects with death and non-human animals — from pet loss to environmental animal grief, and everything in between.

Join us for a guided meditation that invites you to experience art slowly, openly, and with fresh attention. Led by mindfulness facilitator Jay Vidyarthi, this session offers a gentle way to connect with the artworks at Cultivate Art Commons (previously Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre) through presence, curiosity, and reflection.

The Kingston Fibre Artists (KFA) present their annual show and sale of new work at the Tett Gallery, from Saturday, March 28 to Sunday, April 19.

Immerse yourself in the possibilities of art and enjoyment!

Joe's Music Mill is excited to announce a surplus sale featuring a wide selection of instruments and equipment at incredibly reasonable prices! Whether you're a seasoned musician looking to upgrade your gear or a beginner just starting out, this is a fantastic opportunity to find exactly what you need without breaking the bank.

Each month in 2026, we're bringing together a room full of people to learn and sing a song — no auditions, no experience required, no long-term commitment. Each session features a local musical artist who will lead the group in an arrangement of an original song or a popular cover. These are one-day choirs: playful, welcoming gatherings where folks come together to sing, connect, and create something bigger than themselves. This month's guest is Steph Drouin, local singer, songwriter, song leader, Expressive Arts Therapist and founder of Fiercely OK.

Kids Creativity Club is a drop in artmaking program at the Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning catered towards families with children aged 10 and under. Participants enjoy a variety of hands-on creative arts activities with local artists and volunteers. Come and explore, create, and be inspired at Tett Centre!