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July 1st Join us at 3 p.m. for our garrison parade where there will be a public reading of the Royal Proclamation of 1867 designating Canada as a Country. The proclamation will be followed with a 21 gun salute to the formation of a new nation!
Fort Henry Candlelight Dining
July 1st -August 31st
Reservations suggested - Fort Henry Officers Mess World Heritage Sunset Ceremony Series
Sunset Ceremonies are an evening military show featuring the Fort Henry Guard and its three performing sub-units, the Fife and Drum Corps, the artillery and the squad firing 1860's rifles. The show is capped off with a Fireworks Finale.
Sir John Eh'- The Musical
An evening musical theatre performances of the Salon Productions Rock Musical- "Sir John Eh" -This musical tells the life of Canada's First Prime Minister and Kingston native, Sir John A Macdonald. The show looks at John's life from a teenagers point of view with funky music and entertaining interludes. The 1812 Overture
Friday July 16th and Saturday July 17th The Kingston Symphony and the world renowned Fort Henry Guard take part in live performances of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture with 1860's cannon firing accenting the musical strains of the Symphony Orchestra. The show includes a fireworks finale in conjunction with the end of the performance. Tickets available through the Grand Theatre Box office at 613-530-2050. Fort Henry Tattoo
The Tattoo is one of Fort Henry's premier events and showcases the drill and musical skills of the Fort Henry Guard combined with drill and musical skills from international acts. The special celebratory evening will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Canadian Navy. Check back soon for a list of Guest performers.
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