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Agnes Etherington Art Centre

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The Agnes Etherington Art Centre, nestled on the picturesque campus of Queen’s University, is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. This research-focused museum offers a dazzling array of exhibitions and activities throughout the year, spread across eight stunning galleries, the Biéler Studio, and various inviting public spaces, including the elegant period rooms of the historic Etherington House. It's a hub of creativity and learning, welcoming both the university community and the wider Kingston region.

With an impressive collection of over 17,000 pieces, the Agnes showcases cutting-edge contemporary art alongside exquisite examples of Canadian historical art and Indigenous art and artifacts. The museum also houses an intriguing collection of Canadian Historical Dress and the captivating Lang Collection of African Art. One of its highlights is the Bader Collection, which shines a spotlight on Rembrandt and his circle. This collection boasts over 200 paintings from the Dutch Golden Age, featuring a stunning portrait and three character studies by Rembrandt himself.

After soaking in the art, take a leisurely stroll around Queen’s University’s campus, where the architecture tells its own story. The surrounding area offers charming cafes and shops, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Whether you're an art aficionado or a casual visitor, the Agnes Etherington Art Centre is an inspiring destination that promises to enrich your understanding and appreciation of art.
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Military Communications and Electronics Museum
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Murney Tower
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Kingston Grand Theatre
Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown Kingston on Princess Street, the City of Kingston’s Grand Theatre stands as one of the main cultural gems of the area. It's the go-to hub for both locals and tourists to catch an impressive lineup of performa
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MacLachlan Woodworking Museum
Back in 1967, a visionary named Sandy MacLachlan brought a piece of history to life with the creation of the Woodworking Museum as part of a Centennial Project. To give this unique collection a home, he took apart an 1855 log house, originally crafte