SCHEDULE / PERFORMANCES

Our 2025 Festival will feature dazzling performances from artists far and wide. From local treasures to international gems, these captivating performers will put a smile on your child’s face and make you hoot with laughter. Discover our weekday and weekend performance times & schedule. View our event calendar.

May 26 to June 01 

Friday, May 30 

  1. Dottie, the server, is a white woman with short hair wearing a bright pink 1950s-style waitress uniform. She’s speaking with babies and their parents seated around a low circular counter.

    Whipped up! 

    10:00 – 10:30 AM 

    Additional Info: Relaxed Performance 

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  2. Club Origami 

    10:00 – 10:40 AM 

    Additional Info: Relaxed Performance 

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  3. Sing the World! with Ginalina and Friends 

    10:30 – 11:15 AM 
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  4. Marie, a Métis woman and Louis Callihoo, the famous Suntraveller are dancing the Red River Jig. Marie’s skirt is flowing. Two red sashes make an X on the floor in front of them.

    Where Have All The Buffalo Gone? 

    10:30 – 11:25 AM 
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  5. Kym Gouchie & Band 

    10:30 – 11:20 AM 

    Additional Info: Relaxed Performance 

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  6. Four Black musicians wearing colourful traditional African outfits and playing different percussion instruments.

    Liwanda Africa! 

    10:30 – 11:20 AM 

    Language: French 

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  7. Dottie, the server, is a white woman with short hair wearing a bright pink 1950s-style waitress uniform. She’s speaking with babies and their parents seated around a low circular counter.

    Whipped up! 

    12:00 – 12:30 PM 

    Additional Info: Relaxed Performance 

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  8. Image of circus performers from the Won’Ma Africa group throwing one member in the air. Join us on May 31st-June 5th for this thrilling performance

    Won’Ma Africa 

    12:30 – 1:20 PM 

    Language: French 

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  9. The storyteller, Toby, is a young white man with messy blond hair and intense blue eyes wearing a dark blue shirt. His arms are stretched out like an airplane. The two shelves behind him are shaped like a house or a mountain. On one of them there are little houses with a light in their window.

    I Wish I Was A Mountain 

    12:30 – 1:15 PM 
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  10. Luminarium 

    12:30 – 1:20 PM 
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  11. Club Origami 

    12:30 – 1:10 PM 

    Additional Info: Relaxed Performance 

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  12. Marie, a Métis woman and Louis Callihoo, the famous Suntraveller are dancing the Red River Jig. Marie’s skirt is flowing. Two red sashes make an X on the floor in front of them.

    Where Have All The Buffalo Gone? 

    12:30 – 1:25 PM 
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  13. The “libravian,” Lynn, is balancing on one foot and leaning forward like a flamingo. She is wearing a bright yellow cardigan, a red skirt, purple tights, and white sneakers. Her poofy yellow wig matches her cardigan. She is in front of many shelves of books.

    The Libravian 

    6:30 – 7:15 PM 

    Additional Info: PJ Night 

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  14. Luminarium 

    6:30 – 7:20 PM 

    Additional Info: PJ Night 

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