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From fitness classes to festivals, there’s lots to do in Kingston for Recreation and Parks Month.

 Assistive listening systems are in place at City Hall, INVISTA Centre and the Artillery Park Aquatic Centre (APAC).

Each year, the City of Kingston invests in road repair, maintenance, and construction/reconstruction. For 2026, the City is investing approximately $75 million in roads and road-related projects, with many of these programs and projects ramping up this spring and continuing throughout the year.

Each year, the City of Kingston invests in road repair, maintenance, and construction/reconstruction.

The initial phase of the Municipal Special Constables program will focus on increased presence on public property, supporting bylaw enforcement officers, and increased visibility in high-demand areas.

The pilot project will fund the purchase of a limited number of portable air conditioning units for eligible residents to reduce the effects of extreme heat indoors during the summer months.

Music From Miles Around, Sponsored by Empire Life opens June 20 at the Market Wing Cultural Space inside Kingston City Hall.

 From May 14 to June 30, nominate an innovative building or landscape project that has positively contributed to Kingston’s image for a Livable City Design Award.

Longstanding naming rights partnership has supported community recreation and sport at the INVISTA Centre since 2008

The monthly market will welcome Indigenous business owners and artisans to share their work in Confederation Park.