A New Ornament Released Every Monday
Every Monday from November 18th until December 16th a Pewter Ornament inspired by iconic Kingston architecture and landmarks will be released for purchase. That's 5 iconic ornaments to deck the halls with! To celebrate the 30th Anniversary, this year's collection will include a mix of iconic ornaments from the past and brand new pieces.
How to Purchase
You can purchase this season's limited edition pewter ornaments at any of the locations below. Each ornament can be purchased in-person for $10 with proof of $25 worth of receipts from downtown businesses dated after November 1st. All downtown businesses are applicable, from the dentist to the grocery store to your favourite coffee shop.
Ornaments are available while supplies last.
Visitor Information Centre
209 Ontario Street
Open daily: 10 AM - 5 PM
Contact: +1 888-855-4555
Grand Theatre Box Office
218 Princess Street
Open Monday to Saturday: 12 PM - 4:30 PM
Contact: (613) 530-2050
Slush Puppie Place
1 The Tragically Hip Way
Open Tuesday to Friday: 10 AM - 5 PM
Contact: 613-650-5000
The 2024 Pewter Collection
Available for in-person purchase starting November 18th
The Old Train Station
The Old Train Station ornament made history when it sold out as part of the very first collection of Kingston-inspired Pewter Ornaments! This cherished landmark now buzzes with life as the home of the vibrant Visitor Information Centre, welcoming guests to Kingston from near and far.
See it in person at 209 Ontario Street
Available for in-person purchase starting November 25th
178 Ontario Street
Once a private residence, later transformed into the Frontenac Hotel, 178 Ontario Street's storied past includes being a hotspot for nightlife. Over the decades, it’s hosted some of the city’s most iconic venues, including Brandees, The Cocamo, and most recently, BluMartini!
Check it out at 178 Ontario Street
Available for in-person purchase starting December 2nd
Wolfe Islander III
Launched into service on 5 February 1976 the Wolfe Islander III ferry is free for all passengers looking to travel between Wolfe Island and Kingston, holding approximately 55 cars and 330 passengers per trip! The Wolfe Islander III was taken out of service in the summer of this year to make way for the larger, electric Wolfe Islander IV.
Available for in-person purchase starting December 9th
LaSalle Causeway
Completed in 1917 the LaSalle Causeway allowed Highway 2 to cross the Cataraqui River at Kingston and was a significant transportation link between Kingston’s downtown and East End. Sadly, the causeway was damaged irreparably in the spring of 2024 and had to be demolished as a result. A new temporary bridge opened in October of 2024.
Available for in-person purchase starting December 16th
The HIP Sign
A thrilling new tribute to Canadian rock legends, The Tragically Hip, has been unveiled at Slush Puppie Place. The new fixture in downtown Kingston, invites visitors to become the ‘I’ in the HIP.
Get a picture at 1 Tragically Hip Way.
The Classics
Missed out on past pewter seasons? Don't worry because you can still get your hands on the previous Kingston pewter ornaments online!
