Videos

Community build of a traditional Algonquin birch bark canoe with knowledge keeper Chuck Commanda in Doug Fluhrer Park as part of the Cataraqui Boatyard Project of the Friends of Kingston Inner Harbour. The final celebrations and opportunity to go on the water in the traditional canoe will be on September 26 and 27, 2020.

A Community Celebration of Life features a community altar & memory displays, live international music, processions, food and more. The 2017 festival will be held at Our Lady of Fatima Parish Hall.  Info at:  yessicariverabelsham.wixsite.com/diadelosmuertos

Newcomer youth to Kingston learn how to tell the story of their journey to Canada on the big screen.  Presented by the Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning and Immigrant Services Kingston (KCHC).

Holocaust survivor Jochebed Katan gives a tour of the Anne Frank, A History for Today exhibit at the Kingston Frontenac Public Library

Celebrating English as a 2nd language (ESL) Week in Kingston

Immigrant Services Kingston & Area celebrates 10 years of helping newcomers to Canada achieve personal success in Kingston

3 generations of the Rahman family observe the rigours of Ramadan.  Previously seen on COGECO TV's DiverseCity: Kingston's Multicultural Connection