JULY 27-AUGUST 14

Theatre tickets available online through link to the right, or at the door.

All other tickets sold separately at each site location.

 

Special “Sir John, Eh? THE MUSICAL” Offers


July 27th, 7PM – all tickets just $10! (purchased online or at the door)

 

August 1, 2:30PMGathering of the Macdonalds

If your last name is “Macdonald” or “MacDonald” you pay only $10

(Must show ID; Spelling must be exactly as noted; Offer only available at the door)

 

All performances -Military Discount

Show your military ID and you and your family save $5 on each ticket! Only at the door.


Date / TimeEventLocation
July 27 - Aug 14, 2011

Sir John Eh? The Musical

While shooting a video in a graveyard, an indie band on the verge of collapse comes face to face with the ghost of Sir John A. Macdonald. They accuse him of screwing up the country, robbing them of opportunity, being a liar and a cheat. Ghostly colleagues rise in his defense. Scandalous secrets are revealed. The truth is told.

Performances:

Evening performances – 7PM:


  • July 27 – Preview night – all tickets $10

  • July 28 – Opening night

  • July 30, August 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13


Matinee performances – 2:30PM:

  • July 31, August 1, 7, 14


Tickets: Adult $30, Students & Seniors $25, Children (12 & under) $20, Group rates available for 20 or more. Please call 1-800-975-9373.

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

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Noon – 2PM on July 27, 29, 31, August 1, 3-7, 9-14Sir John A. Family Picnic

Sir John loved picnics! Experience food, music, theatre and art on the grounds where Macdonald attended services. Bring your own food or enjoy some authentic offerings!

Admission: Free (performers will accept donations)

Onsite food prices vary.

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church grounds
July 27 - Aug 14, 2011Mrs. Grimason's Kitchen Party

Mrs. Grimason, one of Sir John's most passionate supporters, often provided food and drink to Macdonald's followers on election night at what is now the Royal Tavern. Enjoy a good old-fashioned kitchen party with a mix of theatre, dance, music and food.

Time/Dates: 9PM following Sir John, Eh? The Musical performances.

Admission: $5. Free entry with Sir John, Eh? The Musical ticket stub. Must be 19 years or older for entry.

The Royal Tavern, 344 Princess St. (across from St. Andrew’s Church)
Fridays 2:30PM on July 22, 29, August 5, and 12.Afternoon Tea with Sir John A.

Rub shoulders with the ghost of Sir John A. during afternoon tea at Bellevue House—Macdonald's home during a tumultuous period of his life.

Bellevue House National Historic Site is operated by Parks Canada and serves as a Museum, commemorating Canada’s first Prime Minister. Restored to the 1840s period, and staffed by costumed interpreters, the house and gardens are kept much as they would have been during the time that Macdonald lived here with his wife and infant son.

Admission: please visit www.parkscanada.gc.ca / call 613-545-8666 or email Bellevue.house@pc.gc.ca

Bellevue House Site

35 Centre Street
Kingston, K7L 4E5

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July 27 - Aug 14, 2011Barefoot Players

Queens University’s Kim Renders directs the Barefoot Players in a series of Scottish Fairy Tales. Staged on the grounds of St. Andrew's, several performances will be taking place during the Macdonald Festival's Sir John A. Family Picnic. Make sure you don’t miss these fun stories!

Times/Dates: During the Sir John A. Family Picnic; dates to be announced
Admission: by donation

Barefoot Players Site
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

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July 27 - Aug 14, 2011Agnes Etherington Art Centre

In cooperation with the Macdonald Festival, the Agnes Etherington Art Centre is putting together a special exhibit drawn from its extensive collection.

Macdonald Era Art

Visit the gallery to view Macdonald era art drawn from the Agnes Etherington Art Centre's extensive collection.

Agnes Etherington Art Centre Site

Queen's University
University Avenue at Bader Lane
Kingston, K7L 3N6

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July 27 - Aug 14, 2011Bellevue House

This beautiful house is operated by Parks Canada and serves as a Museum, commemorating Canada's first Prime Minister. Restored to the 1840s period, and staffed by costumed interpreters, the house and gardens are kept much as they would have been during the time that Macdonald lived here with his wife and infant son.

Bellevue House Site
35 Centre Street
Kingston, K7L 4E5

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