Accommodations for the Brier

Ambassador Hotel & Conference Centre

Delta Hotels by Marriott Kingston Waterfront

Four Points By Sheraton

Green Acres Inn

Holiday Inn Kingston Waterfront

Residence Inn by Marriott

Ramada Kingston

What’s Happening during the Tim Hortons Brier

Kingston Curls 2020 Scarves for Sale!

$20

A limited supply of Kingston Curls 2020 scarves will be for sale at the Visitor Information Centre (209 Ontario Street) starting Friday March 6. Shipping will be available. Scarves will be sold first come, first serve.

Free Kingston Transit

From the start of service on February 28 to the end of service on March 8, Kingston Transit is free for all volunteers and ticket holders. Simply show your ticket or volunteer accreditation when boarding.

Horse-Drawn Wagon Ride

Experience the magic of downtown Kingston in winter with a horse-drawn wagon ride.

February 29, March 5, 6 and 7. 6-9 pm.

Rock’n the Rink at Springer Market Square

March 3. 6-9 pm.

Dress up, get out, and enjoy an evening on the rink.

Kingston Food Tours

Kingston Food Tours offer walking tours of Kingston’s hip and historic downtown that blend tastings at our best local restaurants with an insider’s perspective on our city’s history and culture. Tours focus on unique shops, restaurants, artisans, and farmers who contribute to Kingston’s thriving local food movement.

Classic Food Tours and Beer and Bites Tours are available during the 2020 Tim Hortons Brier.

The Haunted Walk of Kingston

Haunting locals and newcomers alike, this tour takes you through Kingston’s old Sydenham Ward. It features haunted hotels, hidden burial grounds, grave robbings, hangings at the old courthouse, and Kingston’s famous haunted courtyard. A tried and true favourite for all ages.

Tours are available throughout the 2020 Tim Hortons Brier.

Purchase Tickets

The countdown is on for the 2020 Tim Hortons Brier! Tickets currently start at $20.20 for single draws.

Downloadable Maps + Guides

From pub crawls and city guides to maps and itineraries, we have all the resources you need while visiting Kingston.

Events + Happenings

Looking for something to do in Kingston? No matter what you’re after — from live music to intimate art workshops — there’s always something happening in our vibrant city.

Where to Stay

Relax and enjoy our hotels, historic inns, and B&Bs throughout Kingston.

Eat + Drink

Winter may be cold, but Dianne’s, Chien Noir, and Atomica are keeping your bellies warm all season long with Snowdelicious! Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays all three restaurants have special lunch items for $14 ($20 with a glass of wine) and three-course dinner menus at $35 ($41 with a glass of wine)! 

See what they’re serving up.

Curling Chews

Kingston’s culinary creators have crafted something special for the 2020 Tim Hortons Brier. Fresh made daily, enjoy a Curling Chew or two between draws.  

Curling Cash

With Curling Cash, save $10 off a purchase of $50 or more. Grab your Curling Cash from hotels, the Visitor Information Centre, the Leon’s Centre, and all participating businesses.  

The Brier Patch 

Heated fan zone located across the street from the Leon’s Centre. Opens Feb 28, 7:30 pm. Open daily at 11 am February 29 to March 8. Free entry 

Buffet meal between draws and a concession stand throughout the day featuring sandwiches, hotdogs, pizza, nachos, and more. The area is licensed and serving beer, wine, and liquor. Kingston’s Spearhead Brewing is the official beer partner.   

Entertainment lineup includes local bands Ambush, 80s Enuff, and Turpin’s Trail, along with non-local acts The Carpet Frogs, Leah Daniels, Long Range Hustle, Good Bones, and the Toronto Raptors’ bucket drummers The 6ix Stix.   

Some of the curlers will be at The Patch between draws for autographs and up-close-and-personal sessions.