International Indigenous singing sensation and 2016 X Factor winner Isaiah Firebrace comes to Kingston on his 'Spirit Tour'. ! Unfortunately we will be rescheduling Isaiah into 2022.
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Voyage is a stunning piece of original musical theatre, combining Australia history, brilliant song-writing and moving drama to tell the little-known story of women immigrants to Australia in the 19th century.
Commissioned by the City of Kingston, Enough is Enough is a new, locally produced production that examines the harmful effects of gambling. Due to the current lockdown these performances will be rescheduled for a later date.
Kingston Arts is excited to launch our Live at City Hall live music program with Regurgitator and special guests The Fauves!.
Join St Joan of Arc Primary School Students as they present Aladdin Jnr! TICKETS GO ON SALE MONDAY 9th AUGUST 10am Note: Children performing do not need to purchase a ticket
Rebel is a live circus rock tribute to the original rebel, David Bowie. Stage dive into the mosh pit for a night of live music, glittering glam rock, phenomenal acrobatics and a spectacular heart stopping sideshow brings to life Bowie's incredible body of work!
Once restrictions ease, we will be bringing the fantastic Kate Ceberano to the stage! We would love you to join us for an intimate night with Kate and Kathleen Halloran on guitar We have rescheduled this performance to Friday 17 September!
John Williams wrote some epic music for Star Wars! Join the 70-piece Casey Philharmonic Orchestra as we play it all. Who doesn’t know and love the main theme from the original movie?The Imperial March? Who doesn’t love Princess Leia’s theme, Yoda’s theme, or Parade of the Ewoks?
Join our puppet heroes as they escape the dreaded landfill in search of a better life. Be amazed as they fight trash bats, navigate treacherous ravines and outwit hideous trash monsters on a mission to save the world from being buried in waste!
Join us for an afternoon of swing with the great Sullivan Big Band. The event commences with a virtuoso performance on the Mighty Wurlitzer by organist Scott Harrison. The Kingston Seniors Festival will be launched at this event by Mayor, Cr Steve Staikos.