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First Capital Day
First Capital Day is a celebration held June 15th that commemorates Kingston's place in Canadian history as the nation's first capital when on this date, Lord Sydenham opened the first Parliament of the United Provinces of Canada in Kingston.
School children are taught about their city’s history through organized curriculum and the townspeople are treated to a full calendar of events, from musicians to historical presentations. First Capital Day is a time of family ties and friendships.
Summary of Some of Kingston's major events:
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Buskers Rendezvous
The annual Kingston Buskers Rendezvous is a four-day celebration where toop-notch entertainment is the nucleus.
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First Capital Day
First Capital Day is a celebration held June 15th that commemorates Kingston's place in Canadian history as the nation's first capital
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Fanfayr
Held annually since 1982, Fanfayr features arts and crafts designed by Southern Ontario and Quebec craftspeople.
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Kingston Sheep Dog Trials
This annual two-day event in August sees approximately 100 border collies pawing their way to the ranks of top sheep dog.
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