Ukeclectics

Saturday • 1:00 pm – 1:15pm | The Carrot Street Stage (94 St - Southside of 118 Ave)
Sunday • 3:00 pm – 3:30pm | The Carrot Street Stage (94 St - Southside of 118 Ave)

The Ukeclectics (say yoo-klek-tix) are a lively group of unpretentious ukulele performers and singers regularly playing in Edmonton and area. We love fun music from any era, and like to put our own spin on things. We started as the CKUA house band, and slowly mutated to our present form. We've played Kaleido several times before, and love the Carrot Outdoor Living Room street tent location.

Instagram: @ukeclectics

The Tsunami Brothers

Saturday • 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm | The Carrot Street Stage (94 St - Southside of 118 Ave)
Saturday • 6:15 pm – 6:45 pm | Hip Hop Stage (118 Ave & 91 St)

The TSUNAMI BROTHERS are Edmonton’s only authentic, classic surf band, performing the hits of the surf era,”Wipeout”, “Walk, Don’t Run”, and tunes drawn from their two, soon to be three releases. ALL AGES friendly. Dancey. Hot music for cool people on a chilly day. There is no other group like this between Toronto and Vancouver. See them on YouTube live and the website, thetsunamibrothers.com

The Larks!

Sunday • 1:00 pm – 1:30pm | The Carrot Street Stage (94 St - Southside of 118 Ave)

The Larks are a fantastic, friendly group of women who love to sing! They meet on a Monday evening at Alberta Avenue Community League and are all about the fun and the community! No audition is required and anyone who identifies as a woman can join, no experience necessary! The choir have only been singing together for a year but are already making an awesome sound and are super excited to share that sound with the Kaleido Festival goers!

Facebook: The Larks!
Instagram: @thelarksyeg

Jana Angulalik

Saturday • 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm | Takwakin Village (91 Street & 118 Ave in the Grassy Space)

Jana Kadlugak Angulalik is an Inuinnait/Copper Inuk from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut where she was raised by her mother, Aopak. She is a mother of 2, a traditional handpoke tattoo artist, a throat singer, Inuit drummer and story teller, an Inuit cultural educator and consultant. She is a freelance writer, multimedia artist and loves sharing her culture and bringing people together. 

Spirit Within

Saturday • 5:00 pm – 5:45 pm | Takwakin Village (91 Street & 118 Ave in the Grassy Space)
Saturday • 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm | Takwakin Village (91 Street & 118 Ave in the Grassy Space)

Alicia Chevonne is a 23 year old nehiyaw woman from Treaty 6 land. She is a performer of many different dances including: woman's fancy shawl, the jingle dress dance, hoop dance and as well as contemporary. She learned to dance when she started walking and continue on with it as well as learning new styles along the way. She is a single mother of 2 beautiful children, Aurora and Alaric, who she teaches as well. She is thrilled to share her style with everyone. Thank you!