Maddie Hunt is a local journalist based in Kingston, Ontario. She is a regular contributor to the Queen's Journal and ADDISON - The Guide, focusing on music, arts, and culture in the Kingston community. Maddie's articles cover a range of topics including music reviews, event coverage, and interviews with local artists and performers.
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Maddie Hunt's coverage is primarily focused on local events, arts, and culture in the Kingston area of Ontario. She seems to prioritize event coverage and expert commentary related to entertainment news and cultural topics.
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The “Canadian country party guy,” is stripping his image and his production back down to his intimate acoustic performances and sound.
When Film and Media Technician Cameron Miller sat down with The Journal , he remarked on his incredible relationship with Serina Timperio, BFA '18, and the experiences that shaped their journey together.
By: Maddie Hunt
A new group of artists were welcomed to Queen’s for a residency program earlier this month.
By: Maddie Hunt
With down-to-earth commentary, a nostalgic setlist, and soothing vocals accompanying her tiny brown ukulele, Evie Tansley, ArtSci ’25, was a breath of fresh air.
By: Maddie Hunt
Walking in the door, people can receive a tattoo at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre in their new exhibit.
In recent years, grainy photos taking days to develop have made a return and are possibly becoming more favourable than the omnipresent high-resolution iPhone.
The stigma against menstruation is leaving many to suffer uterine pain in silence. Below the Belt depicts the recurring narrative of the lack of research, advocacy, and space for reproductive health in the healthcare system.
Approaching 30 years in business, Union Gallery has historically held a fundraising exhibition highlighting donated work of student and professional artists alike.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing more dangers as it continues to grow. An author argues we aren't keeping up, but society needs to.
By: Maddie Hunt
Three reasons to see this production that start with the letter P: Powerful acting, phenomenal costumes, and pulls at your heartstrings.
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