93 St & 118 Ave (Avenue Central Stage in Festival Square)
Join us at the community table for coffee and pancakes. A great way to start the day with community and family.
Thank you Save On Foods, Tim Hortons and LOCAL 488 volunteers!
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September 14 and 15 @ 4:40 pm
Takawakin Village | 91 St & 118 Ave
Gage Arcand (YNG Bear) started in comedy but also had a passion for music.
The artist has performed several stand up acts at the Knowing Our Spirits Conference and musically opened for artists like Royce da 5’9 and Bizzy Bone. YNG Bear recently collaborated with Cloud Ave on the single “Wake Up,” which is now available on all platforms.
Tzadeka - Half the pain is half the work E.P. by Tzadeka, released 01 July 2017 1. Ancisters 2. I Recognize You 3. Familiar Places 4. Hardlines 5. Be Brave 6. Sunshine Edmonton based Tzadeka bringing you 6 songs to tantalize your earbuds just in time for summer.
Sunday, September 15th @ 2:00 pm
Rhythm Speaks Hip Hop | 90 St & 118 Ave
Tzadeka's front woman, Maigan van der Giessen is an Edmonton artist and innovator who has been making music with DJ Marek Czuba for over a decade, w numerous local side projects that break traditional boundaries of musical design and content. Just take a listen and you will recognize the strange, subversive and subliminal tones of Tzadeka!
Tzadeka's underground sound is both rich and distinct, with a quality that hooks you and drowns you within its fearsome and murky depths. Maigan's smoky vocals, brutal honesty and hypnotic lyrical flow make her welcome and truly unforgettable.
Saturday, September 15th @ 4:45 pm
Family Fun Zone | 91 St & 118 Ave (Behind “The Hall”)
Bubbling Over is a Pochinko style clown performance. This show revolves around 2 clown scientists that use to power of chemistry to attempt to create bubbles, even if they have to do open heart surgery to get there.
Bubbling Over draws attention to the effects of both having and lacking routine in your daily life. It also reminds viewers of the power of trust and compassion.
This production is a sit-down performance for all ages, involving audience interaction and involvement throughout.
CKUA Ukulele Choir
Performances
Sunday, September 15th @ 12:00 pm
Family Fun Zone | 91 St & 118 Ave (Behind “The Hall”)
Sunday, September 15th @ 3:00 pm
Street Performance | TBA
When a handful of CKUA staff started an informal ukulele band in 2013, no one could predict that in just four years the group would quadruple, come to include more non-CKUA members than staff, and even land a paying gig or two!
We’ve played in hot and cold weather, we’ve strummed and sung on the roof patio of our building, in a farmers’ field, in an alley and anywhere else we were invited. We always welcome anyone who can bring their instrument (non-ukuleles welcome!) to our Wednesday noon practices at the CKUA headquarters.
Aytahn Ross
The Great Balanzo turns the everyday into an adventure with circus & comedy for all ages. A modern show with a classic feel that’s full of circus tricks, vaudeville classics, a touch of magic, all wrapped up in a silly elegance! Balanzo is played by physical actor and circus artist Aytahn Ross who’s been seen live by over a million people in 13 countries around the world. He’s had repeat invitations to Just for Laughs, performed solo for the Governor General of Canada, and performed with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra.
Keep your eyes open to catch Aytahn roving the Kaleido site with the funniest undercover performances you’ve ever seen.
Keep your eyes open for Trixie the Clown and her friends on the Festival grounds! They will be roving all weekend long!
Mullen the Magician
Mullen the Magician is an Edmonton-based entertainer who has been delighting audiences for more than 25 years with a fun variety act. He has brought amazing magic, lively music and comedy juggling to audiences around Alberta. He has performed at many local events, including The Edmonton Fringe, The Edmonton Street Performers Festival, and The Edmonton Folk Music Festival.
The Kaleido Festival is organized by The Arts on the Ave Edmonton Society, a non-profit, community based, grassroots initiative engaged in development of 118th Avenue into a community arts district.
Programming may be subject to change due to weather or unforeseen circumstances. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
PRODUCED BY ARTS ON THE AVE
