Proceeds from donations at the door will go to: Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region

Proceeds from donations at the door will go to: Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region

In this 5-week workshop, create an Arpillera Tapestry of Life, a moving narrative collage of one’s life.

Nobuntu, the female a-cappella quintet from Zimbabwe, has drawn international acclaim for its inventive performances ranging from traditional Zimbabwean songs to Afro Jazz to Gospel.

Los Aurora is a flamenco-jazz fusion group which is currently shaking up the national and international music scenes. Optional workshop 5:30-7:30 followed by concert at 8:00 pm.

KIZABA, the afro-electro house ambassador is a singer-songwriter from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Singer, drummer, percussionist, he proposes music from a futuristic Congo where traditional instruments blend with electronic sounds.

Waterloo Region's Only World Music Festival!

$35 per ticket. A chance to be up close and personal with Kultrún's Headliner. Newen Afrobeat's music was inspired by their native roots in Chile, and the pioneer of Afrobeat, Nigerian born, Fela Kuti.

JoJo Worthington’s music is infinite. This Canadian producer / songwriter / composer crafts experimental post-folk in which intimate recollections explode into limitless soundscapes.

The Arpillera Project represents a positive expression that reinforce values of inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and a willingness to be considerate of the perspective of others through the vehicle of art.

Keep Kultrún a Free Festival! A fundraiser featuring the amazing direct from Chile (drum roll please) Mambo Shakespearean and Cataes Gilda! Only $25 per person Music, dance and community Think of the good you can do.

The Revenge of Ramon Ramon is a piece of theatre that has many layers that will appeal to all people. Families are encouraged, but while the adults will understand the political nuances, the children will enjoy the visual effects, dancing and music

The businesses at The Regina Street Commons, located at the corner of Regina and Dupont Streets in uptown Waterloo, will host their third Earth Day Festival “Common Ground”.

"Richard Garvey is guitar-strumming, banjo-plucking, and sing-along-starting performer and community organizer from Kitchener. His award winning songs explore the highs and lows of love, injustice, and the marbled mess of the human condition."

Emerging, Mid-size and professional Artists coming together for a day of learning and empowerment.