Feature: Don's Tribute

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Sunday, September 17th @ 2:50 pm
Avenue Central Stage | 93 St & 118 Ave

We are honoured to present Don’s Tribute at Kaleido Family Arts Festival this year. Thank you to Don’s family and his artist friends that will share their art and tribute to Don.

Veronica Lednicky and Mark Donovan, Nancy Watt and Crystal Krips, Calvin Wong, Julia Dolman, Charlie Austin and Zephyr Danse.

In tribute to Don, let’s remember to ‘pay it forward’ and live life filled with laughter, faith, family and music. – Christy Morin

Feature: Food Trucks

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Friday, Saturday, & Sunday!
September 15th - 17th
 

Excite your tastebuds and explore the many offerings from an array of mobile eateries at Kaleido Family Arts Festival!

Take a break from all the festival fun to fill up on tasty food truck eats from one of the many trucks in our main food truck area or along the Ave. Try one or try them all!

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Here's a taste of our 2017 line up!
The Dog
RJ's Mini Donuts
Poutine World
Monkey Y Sus Amigos
La Meilleur Funnel Cake
La Chula Latin Food
Fat Franks
Explore India Food Truck
Quick Meal Mediterranean
The Latin Grill Wagon

Feature: Morton The Magician

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Kaleido Playhouse - Theatre
Saturday, September 16th @ 1:30 pm
Sunday, September 17th @ 3:00 pm

Ta - Da!
Rated (G) 
Morton is a young boy who has always dreamed of being a magician. With the school talent show fast approaching, Morton needs to gain confidence in order to share his magic with an audience for the first time. A charming blend of mask, magic, and theatre for all ages! 

Created by Sheldon Casavant, Directed by Tracy Carroll

Feature: JACQUES SCHWARZ-BART & Nitai Hershkovits

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Saturday, September 16th @ 5:30 pm
Avenue Central Stage | 93 St & 118 Ave

Jacques Schwarz-Bart has been at the center of several musical revolutions: neo soul next to D’angelo and Erika Badu, New Jazz as a founding member of Roy Hargrove RH Factor. He outright created two surging new styles: Gwoka Jazz, and Voodoo Jazz, reuniting jazz music with its Afro-Caribbean and spiritual origins. Jacques’ impressionistic writing, powerful tone, and wide-ranging language – both lyrical and angular – have fueled a growing presence on the world stage.