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Join us for an evening of storytelling! This Thursday, September 10 at 5 pm.
Peggy Baker, one of the most outstanding and influential dance artists in Canada, will be in creative residency in Kingston this month. The City of Kingston has collaborated with the Kingston School of Dance to present a series of free workshops and performances at the Tett Centre from Aug. 24 to 29. This program is supported by the Ontario Arts Council's Ontario Dances program.
The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning has a number of exciting opportunities for Professional Artists including gallery and studio space to rent. Space to Create
The Tragically Hip contributed to the Tett Cafe fundraising drive with two tickets to their Canada Day concert, and here's how you can take part.The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning is Kingston's hub of collaboration and creativity. There's just one thing missing, the centre has no common gathering spot: a café. So the Tett, with support from The Hip, is kicking off its fundraising campaign to make this dream a reality.
Shake Up Your Wakeup!Mark ReinhartPhoto credit: Albert NerenbergImagine…It's early morning in the malting tower at the TETT, and the sun is rising through the permissive windows that line the space.
Now in its tenth year, artsVest Ontario brings sponsorship training, mentorship and matching incentive funds to selected Ontario communities. In 2015, Kingston is one of those communities. As a recipient of some of these funds, Theatre Kingston is letting us know how they used the funding.
By Hollie Pratt-CampbellThe official numbers aren’t in yet, but library coordinator Roger Eccleston can vouch for the fact that Joe Chithalen Memorial Musical Instrument Lending Library (Joe's M.I.L.L.) has taken its work to the next level since moving into the Tett in January.
HOW TO PICK A GOOD ARTS-BASED SUMMER CAMP FOR YOUR KIDS -Brett Christopher
Alan Shain will be joining us at the Tett on Sunday, April 26 at 2pm for a FREE performance of his one-man show, First Day in the School Yard. Shain’s work is “founded on a deep commitment to taking personal responsibility for creating change.” Mixing storytelling and dance, theatre and stand-up comedy, he draws from his own life experience of disability. His work has receive national and international acclaim.