Peter Hendra is an arts and culture reporter based in Kingston. He covers local events, performances, exhibitions, and entertainment in the area. With a focus on celebrating the vibrant arts scene in Kingston, Peter's articles highlight the talent and creativity of the community.
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Discovery of her connection to the past inspired her award-winning career When Deantha Edmunds performs, as she will on Sunday afternoon in Kingston, don't expect her to simply walk on stage and sing.
While the Spire has hosted many musical performances over the years, it hasn't done much in the way of theatre. Article content
After six years, Kingston's the Meringues are releasing their sophomore album on Monday. Article content
It would be understandable if one feels slightly unaccomplished after speaking with 21-year-old artist/activist/scientist/entrepreneur Evan Sharma.
By: Peter Hendra
Four years ago, after the pandemic paused theatre productions as it had pretty much everything else, Sophia Fabiilli, Zoe Sweet and Sarah Kitz found themselves without projects to work on.
Article content It was during a canoe trip in Algonquin Park three years ago that Andrew Lloyd first met Ryan Hawkyard. Article content
Article content Visitors to Kingston will soon be able to put the ‘i' in “The Hip.” Article content
By: Peter Hendra
Article content While Kingston WritersFest has always been about books and reading, this year's edition is about having conversations, too.
It was after her marriage ended that Amanda Keeles asked herself why she wasn't doing what brought her joy: writing and singing country songs.
By: Peter Hendra
When it comes to determining whether a new play is working, “you can just tell” by the energy of the people sitting in front of the stage, explained Richard Sheridan Willis.
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