Kingston Youth Arts Cooperative Club

Kingston Youth Arts Cooperative Club KYAC puts on four performances a year, with three performances taking place in local Kingston schools and one in Conn Hall of Queen’s campus.

Founded 19 years ago, KYAC is a non for profit organization and is an important part of the Kingston community focused on providing free arts and performing arts programs. Founded 19 years ago, KYAC—a non-profit organization—has been an important part of Kingston community focused on providing free performing arts and fine arts programming to Kingston youth and under serviced schools. Without t

he work of KYAC, many children participating in this program may not have the opportunity to discover and develop their passion for the arts. The KYAC club will help raise awareness of the goals and achievements of this program on Queen’s campus, as well as organize activities that will ease the financial burden of KYAC.

First layer of Galaxy and Flower acrylic paintings on black canvas by Grade 8 students. Stay tuned for finished piece ne...
01/29/2026

First layer of Galaxy and Flower acrylic paintings on black canvas by Grade 8 students. Stay tuned for finished piece next week.

Our last 2025 project in the Grade 8 class. Upcycling old books and adding some bling.Its heartwarming to hear students ...
12/17/2025

Our last 2025 project in the Grade 8 class. Upcycling old books and adding some bling.

Its heartwarming to hear students explain who they are going to give their angel to. "My mom!" "My Grandma."

Thank you Queen's Players for supporting the arts in the classroom.

Students masks. WOW! WOW! WOW! Stupendous!
10/30/2025

Students masks. WOW! WOW! WOW! Stupendous!

Had a blast today experimenting with block prints. Students created their prints on watercolor paper using acrylic paint...
10/24/2025

Had a blast today experimenting with block prints. Students created their prints on watercolor paper using acrylic paint and then used watercolor to add some flair.

Absolutely in awe of their works!

Learning the art of print making. Many steps to complete but big smiles when students saw their finished pieces.
10/18/2025

Learning the art of print making. Many steps to complete but big smiles when students saw their finished pieces.

Geometric shapes using watercolor and waterproof markers. Word from students artists is that they love working with wate...
10/10/2025

Geometric shapes using watercolor and waterproof markers. Word from students artists is that they love working with watercolours.

Truly an amazing groups of students!

Students created watercolour buildings in their first attempt to experiment with watercolours.
10/05/2025

Students created watercolour buildings in their first attempt to experiment with watercolours.

First introduction . Exploring watercolors with Grade 8 students.
10/05/2025

First introduction . Exploring watercolors with Grade 8 students.

KYAC back in the classroom. Our first project was making coiled baskets using clothes line and embroidery thread. First ...
09/27/2025

KYAC back in the classroom. Our first project was making coiled baskets using clothes line and embroidery thread. First time most students used a needle and thread (not string) Love, love, love that each basket has its own unique style. Students were exceptionally proud of their creations. And so they should be.

Address

79 Jane Avenue
Kingston, ON
K7M3G7

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2am
Thursday 1pm - 3am
Friday 8:30am - 3pm

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