This curated exhibition features artwork created by Tett Tuesday and Collage Club participants, showcasing a wide range of media, techniques, and artistic voices. It celebrates the vibrant community built through Tett Tuesday — a monthly gathering for creative exploration, encouragement, and peer connection.

Exhibition Dates & Hours: Tuesday, June 9 – Sunday, June 14 | 10AM – 4:30PM

This workshop is a two-day workshop for professional and experienced amateur artists making work in forms other than dance (ex. visual arts, theatre, architecture, writing, music, film, etc.) who are curious about their potential of choreographic thinking in their practice and for choreographers working in dialogue with other art forms. We will explore how the elements of choreographic thinking can enhance a diverse range of creative gestures, working together with optimistic rigour and foregrounds play, risk, pleasure and the generative nature of failure.

An award-winning filmmaker and his family cycle 4,500 km across British Columbia, meeting 17 artists to uncover how serendipity shapes creativity, hope, resilience, and the human spirit. Now, join them for an immersive cine-conference where they will screen the documentary that tells the story.

Open to All | Ages 12+ | Free

This workshop is a two-day workshop for professional and experienced amateur artists making work in forms other than dance (ex. visual arts, theatre, architecture, writing, music, film, etc.) who are curious about their potential of choreographic thinking in their practice and for choreographers working in dialogue with other art forms. We will explore how the elements of choreographic thinking can enhance a diverse range of creative gestures, working together with optimistic rigour and foregrounds play, risk, pleasure and the generative nature of failure.

You Are Invited!

World Refugee Day 2026

Join KEYS in celebrating World Refugee Day at the Tett Centre!

World Refugee Day is an international day designated by the United Nations to honour refugees around the globe. It is an opportunity to recognize the strength, resilience, contributions and achievements of refugees and newcomers in our community. It is also a chance to learn more about the realities of forced migration and to reflect on how we can continue building a welcoming and inclusive Kingston for everyone.

This exhibition is a retrospective of the work of Rose Stewart, artist, teacher, and friend. The work on display includes over 50 landscapes painted by Rose “en plein air”. The result of solitary days of observation spent in the countryside north of Kingston, outside of Halifax, in Vermont and in Italy, these small paintings were part of Rose’s private practice. They have never been publicly exhibited until now.