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This program, by a signature Canadian ensemble and friend of the Isabel, features wonderful examples of baroque concertos.

Sistema Kingston celebrates 10 years! Welcome back, alumni! Share the musical joy with students in grades 2 - 8 at this heart-warming year-end concert!

The Spring Vendor Show at the Isabel Bader and Tett Centres! Over 90 vendors. Free admission.

Cantabile Choirs' children and youth voices take the stage at the beautiful Isabel Bader Centre for an enchanting concert that explores the world of fantasy and imagination through music.

Open Voices Choir, with special guests, David Francey, Peter Katz and Anna Sudac, celebrate 23 years of fun, great music and community, in this blowout "Swan Song" concert as founding Artistic Director Andy Rush retires.

Early Bird Concert - Celebrate 65 years of Canada’s brightest young musical talent with the National Youth Orchestra of Canada!

This installation and accompanying video explores the systemic erasure of Indigenous culture resulting from the residential school system.

Season Opener: the New Orford String Quartet returns to the Isabel with the first of two residencies in the 2025-2026 season.

Artist Talk about "Fading Memories of Home", an installation with accompanying video that explores the systemic erasure of Indigenous culture resulting from the residential school system.

Tom Wilson is a Canadian music legend, famed Mohawk storyteller and visual artist.

Kingston group Oakridge Ave. is quickly becoming known as one of the region’s hottest emerging bands!

Elinor Frey is a leading American-Canadian cellist, gambist, and researcher. She has performed throughout the Americas and in Europe in recital and with numerous chamber ensembles and orchestras.

Family Series - Our Carmen is a newcomer to Canada, a feisty little girl, facing her first day in a Canadian school.

Join five-time JUNO Award winner, Jane Bunnett and her all-female band Maqueque for a phenomenal evening of jazz!

Conceived for two exceptional musicians—Aiyun Huang, percussionist, and Mark Fewer, violinist—this project examines how clocks respond to one another, to the passage of time, to stress, and to emotions.