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COOL BROOM FACTORY SIGN
DEAR ROUGE
BRUCE MCCULLOCH
DIZZY
DANIEL ROMANO'S OUTFIT
SNOTTY NOSE REZ KIDS
PROTEST THE HERO
SHANE KOYCZAN
GREEN ROOM (BACKSTAGE)
RED ROOM (BACKSTAGE)
SET LIST ARCHIVE (BACKSTAGE)
THE ANTI-QUEENS
KCFF MAKERS MEETUP
KCFF COMIC BOOK WORKSHOP
SCREENING OF THE FILM COVEN
THE DIRTY NIL
BUSTY & THE BASS
THE ACACIA STRAIN
ROB BAKER
LAURA JANE GRACE
PAUL LANGLOIS
TERRA LIGHTFOOT
LUM
VIRGINIA TO VEGAS
ZACH ZOYA
GETTING HERE
ADDRESS
305 Rideau Street, Kingston ON, K7K 3A9
ARTIST + STAFF + ACCESSIBLE PARKING
In the evening, 8-10 parking spaces are available and reserved for artists, staff, or those requiring accessible parking. Any unused spaces may be used by the general public at no cost.
PUBLIC TRANSIT
Kingston Transit buses stop near the Broom Factory. The Rideaucrest Home bus stop on the “Montreal Street, Number 1” route is the closest.
ON FOOT OR BIKE
We are a 10-15 minute walk from Princess St. We recommend walking along Rideau St or along the K&P Trail which can be reached at the end of Wellington St. If riding a bike, we are about 2-3 minutes from Princess St. We have bike racks on site.
PUBLIC PARKING
Free on surrounding streets (James, Charles, Orchard).
Free at the Emma Martin Park parking lot at the corner of Cataraqui St and Orchard St.
Free on the east side of the NGB building (12 Cataraqui St).
Parking is free but we are not responsible for any lost/stolen goods or damages.
The Broom Factory is a fully accessible venue. Aside from accessible parking spaces in our lot, the Broom Factory is a one-level venue with 5 gender-neutral washrooms, including one fully accessible washroom.
Seated shows will be noted in the event description. For general admission/standing-room only shows, a limited number of seats will be available for patrons with accessibility or mobility needs, or upon request. Please ask the venue staff for assistance, they will be happy to help!
The Broom Factory strives to create a safe and welcoming space for people of all ages, genders, and abilities. We understand accessibility looks different for everyone, please see staff about how we can make your visit better, we will do our best to accommodate your needs. If you have questions or requests in advance, please contact info@kingcanfilmfest.com.
Accessibility
Land Acknowledgement
The Broom Factory is situated on the ancestral and continuing unceded territory of the Huron-Wendat, Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. We would like to acknowledge that this land is steeped in rich Indigenous history. The people who work at the Broom Factory are grateful to share in the stewardship of our region. We recognize our shared history and future, as we strive to create an honest, open, and inclusive culture.