Our Programs
H’art Centre collaborates with qualified, trained community artists to offer programming that promotes the belief that there are no limits to a creative endeavour and that all people – regardless of ability – should be encouraged to participate in the arts. With this as a foundation, they are free to explore what they are capable of achieving individually, in a group, and within the community.
Inclusive Arts: On the Same Page
The National Arts Centre, through its Music Alive program, invited us to contribute an on-demand video webinar. In this video, we include stories of local professional artists who share their experiences — from an ally perspective — working on art projects with D/deaf artists and artists with disabilities. This webinar introduces H’art’s award-winning MixAbilities Inclusive Arts Training Program. It became available on June 5th.
Latest Events

We’re All In Jeopardy
We're All in JeopardyTHE BOX237 Wellington StKingston, OntarioJune 17- June 25, 2022 June 17, 18 & 22-25: 7:00PMJune 19 & 25: 2:30 PM & 7:00PM$10-$15Produced by PeerLess ProductionsCreated by the CompanyDirected by Kathryn MacKayMusical Director: David...
Latest News

$22,200 Grant Supports H’art Centre’s Outreach Workshops in The Mix
Kingston, ON – In May 2022, H’art Centre received a $22,200 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation’s (OTF) Resilient Communities Fund. This 9-month grant will support H’art Centre’s recovery from the impacts of COVID-19 by supporting the organization’s art...

Call for Submissions – Connecting Canadians: Freshwater
Call for Submissions Connecting Canadians: Freshwater National Exhibit The Mix Gallery at H'art Centre This year, H’art Centre has partnered with the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Great Lakes Water Quality...

New partnership with the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston
On April 15, H'art Centre and the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston announced a new partnership to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement (15 April 1972) between Canada and the US. This partnership is an opportunity for...

Mix It Up campaign exceeds its objective
H’art Centre has announced the successful completion of its Mix It Up campaign. The group set a modest goal to raise $30,000 toward an expansion into a new space and outreach workshops. By the end, the Mix It Up! campaign raised more than $61,785, making it the most...
H’art announces 2022 Season
H'art Centre announced that a unique mix of artistic, educational, and environmental workshops, a partnership, exhibitions, and exhibits will be held under the umbrella of its 2022 Season. This year’s edition includes a set of creative initiatives and events that will...

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