Doors to Imagination

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Doors to Imagination
2010 Cathedral Village
Arts Festival
Regina, Saskatchewan
May 24 to 29
Monday, May 24 to Saturday, May 29
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Messages
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Tuesday
10 Wednesday
5 Map
13 Thursday
5 All Week Long
6 Week at
a Glance
8 Monday
15 Friday
17 Saturday
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greetings
FESTIVAL 2010: DOORS TO IMAGINATION
It takes a Village to raise a festival. After 19 years on the Festival committee I am enjoying my year as Chair. This festival has several new features you
will want to experience. Saturday (May 29) Holy Rosary Park Main Stage
is celebrating music with a Latin influence and the children will be entertained by the fabulous Funville allowing you to enjoy the Main Stage and
keep an eye on the kids. Music will start 11 a.m., ending with the evening
show featuring Winoski & Horn, Cubaneate Dance and festival favorites
Jive Daddy and the Mambo Kings.
Don't forget the parade kicking off the Festival Picnic. The Monday picnic has many new and interesting performers and activities. Whether you
are a volunteer, a busker, an artist in the areas of visual, literary, dance, music,
theatre, or a happy member of a satisfied audience, it is all here at this year's
festival. Thank you to those who keep the festival going, to our able
Executive Coordinator Deb Jones, and to the new committee members who
have joined in for another special festival.
And don't forget to decorate your door. This year's theme, DOORS TO
IMAGINATION, is also the public art theme for the festival. Visit the
website www.cvaf.ca and join in this celebration of culture, small business
and community in the Cathedral Village.
message
committee
On behalf of my colleagues on
City Council and the citizens of
Regina, it is my pleasure to welcome
you to the 19th Annual Cathedral
Village Arts Festival. Doors to
Imagination is an appropriate
theme for this six-day event filled
with fun, dynamic activities celebrating music, arts, life and the
Cathedral area spirit.
Every year, this diverse and lively
community has opened up their
neighbourhood for a celebration of
community and creativity that is
second to none. Residents, merchants and volunteers put in many
guide
Greg Beatty
Sincerely,
CHAIR:
PICNIC PARADE COORDINATOR:
Joanne Crofford
Marietta Schoenau
VICE CHAIR/CORPORATE
SPONSORSHIP:
FAMILY FUNVILLE COORDINATOR:
Linely Schaefer
VICE CHAIR/2011 20TH
ANNIVERSARY:
Marilyn Turnley
Kris Alvarez
THEATRE COORDINATOR;
Maggie Tororey, Nils Clausson
BUSKERS COORDINATOR:
Jaime Carlson
EXECUTIVE COORDINATOR:
Deb Jones
TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATOR:
Jay Clement
VOLUNTEER ADMINISTRATOR:
Linda Rattray
BEVERAGE COORDINATOR
Chad Jedlic
MUSIC COORDINATOR:
Joanne Crofford, Tara Semple
VISUAL ARTS COORDINATOR:
Margaret Bessai
STREETFAIR ADMINISTRATOR:
Linda Rattray
DOORS PROJECT:
Jane Anweiler, Susan Dugas
WEBSITE COORDINATOR:
Scott Rattray
LITERARY:
Nils Clausson
PICNIC COORDINATOR:
Rae Pelletier
Pat Fiacco,
Mayor
PICNIC GAMES COORDINATOR:
Ilsa Folgering
Kristina Cowie
SALES & MARKETING MANAGER:
Terry Morash
SALES TEAM:
FESTIVAL LIAISON:
Deb Jones
Brad Young, Terry Morash
COVER CREDIT
Image Original painting by:
Colin McLellan
CITY-WIDE DISTRIBUTION AGENT:
Stephen Whitworth
PUBLISHER:
hours to ensure this festival is a success. The Festival invites children,
youth and adults to create, participate and enjoy the arts in all of its
diversity. It encourages innovation
and fosters the creative spirit in
everyone who attends.
I extend my sincere appreciation
to everyone involved with the
Cathedral Village Arts Festival for
their dedication to this event.
Congratulations on helping provide
our local artists, crafts people and
performers a chance to showcase
their great talents and skills to both
residents and visitors of our city.
Best wishes for another memorable Festival!
DESIGN & PRODUCTION MANAGER:
CREDITS
PROGRAM GUIDE COORDINATOR:
EDITOR:
FROM THE MAYOR
Joanne Crofford, Chair, 2010
Lana Most
Poster design by: Deb Jones
Terry Morash
OPERATIONS/IT MANAGER:
Glenn McDonald
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map
Safeway
venues
1 Les Sherman Park
5 CJTR Stage
10 The Mercury Cafe
Neil Balkwill Centre
6 Uforia/Muse & Retrovise
11 Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre
15 Noveau Gallery &The Abbey
Restaurant & First Presbyterian
Art Gallery of Regina
7 Holy Rosary Park / Main Stage
12 The Crushed Grape
16 La Bodega
13 Mysteria Gallery &
17 The Fainting Goat
2 Picnic Parade Starts
Saturday Funville
3 Connaught Library
8 Holy Rosary Cathedral
Angus St Stage & Artesian
18 Unitarian Centre
4 Creek Bistro
9 Westminster Church
14 Cathedral Freehouse
19 Davin School
all week
LONG
Doors to Imagination:
New Work by the University of Regina's
Senior Sculpture Students
Keep your eyes open for
a series of engaging and interactive sculptures installed throughout the
Cathedral area during the festival week (see www.cvaf.ca for details).
Thirteen emerging artists explore access, culture and travel through such
diverse media as video projection, cut steel, cast and coloured plaster.
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DOORS PROJECT Photo Gallery
Photographs from the Doors Project will be on display at Connaught
Library throughout the week of the Arts Festival. These photos record and
celebrate all the amazing Art Doors that were created by people living in this
community for the Doors Project.
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week
AT A GLANCE
Monday
Wednesday Thursday Night Live
11:45 am to noon
Mini Parade
Noon to 4 pm
Picnic
First Nations Art/Cliff Dubois
and Strong Thunderbird Man
2 pm
Tyler Lindsay: guitarist
All afternoon
Food sales, Face Painting,
Queen City Caring Clowns,
Children’s Crafts & Games, Will
Leach Magic Show
Main Stage
12:15 pm
Erroll Kinistino Trio
1 pm
Tulip and Treble
2 pm
Hazel Dixon (Eagle Woman):
Storyteller
3 pm
Tribal Vibes
In the park
1 pm
2pm Artist Talk: Keith Bird,
photography by Gary Robins,
paintings by Lucy Cobb, sculpture by Denis Chapados.
Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre:
1-4 Workshops for all ages:
with Melody Armstrong, Rosie
Armistead, Chandra Larwood,
Allan Dotson
Westminster United Church
7 pm
Regina Mandolin Orchestra
8:30 pm
Jazz Band-its
Tuesday
Connaught Library
6:30 pm
Historical Walking Tour
7:30 pm
windScript Launch Event
Davin School
7 to 9:30 pm
Echo Valley Model Railroad
Guild
7 to 8 pm
Express Yourself - Improv for
Everyone
Unitarian Centre
7:30 pm
The Conservatory of Performing
Arts Harp Ensemble
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Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
One-act play The Appointment
8 pm
One-act play Pinter Play
9 pm
One-act play The Wedding Story
Fainting Goat
9 pm
Games Night feat. rotating DJ's
The Crushed Grape
9 pm
Dig.it.all.collective and Dorkbot
Collective (live performance
art, electronic music and circuit bending)
Conaught Library
3:45 pm to 5 pm
Sidewalk Painting
3:45 to 7:30 pm
Iconic Saskatchewan Series:
Folk Art and Its Legacy Open
House
6:30 to 8 pm
Family Creativity Night: Folk Art
Unitarian Centre
7 pm
Songwriting Workshop
Cathedral Neighbourhood
Centre
7:30 pm
Jigsaw Puzzle
9 pm
Juanita
Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
One-act play The Wedding Story
8 pm
9:15 pm
Dance The Vaudeville Affair
Thursday Night Live
MUSIC, FOOD, SHOPPING
Holy Rosary Park
1 pm
Under the Big Top
students from Connaught,
Davin and Holy Rosary perform
Cobb Swanson Music Store
6:30 to 7:30 pm
Don Waite: Jazz & Classical
Guitar
Kim & Ashlee’s Cakes &
Cookies
5 pm
Come decorate a cookie!
Fainting Goat
6:30 pm
Dave Taylor
7:30 pm
Michelle Boudreau
La Bodega
6:30 to 7:30 pm; 9:30-10:30
Andre Mejia
First Presbyterian Hall
7:30 pm
Keiran Semple
Abbey Restaurant & Lounge
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Amy Nelson
Mysteria
7 pm
Art opening, Jana Kutarna
Music with Chris Prpich
The Creek Bistro
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Cecile Denis
Fainting Goat
9 pm
Meadowlark Five (Sudbury indie
rock)
The Mercury Café
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Belle Plaine
7:00, 7:15 and 7:30pm
Retrovise: Vintage PinUp Dance
by the Divax
A La Carte
7 pm
Viki T's “Music to Go” playing a
wide variety of World
Instruments
St Mary’s Anglican Church
7 pm
Tours of their Stained Glass
windows
Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
8 pm
9:30 pm
CoelecanthDance
Holy Rosary Park
7 pm
Community Orchestra
8:15 pm
The Semple Family
9:30 pm
Tribal Vibes
Cathedral Freehouse,
7:30 pm
“It's Slammer Time!" Poetry
Slam
Centre
NO MINORS
7:30 pm
Black Drink Crier
9:30 pm
The Bystanders
At Dusk
Lightwriting by Corey Bryson
The Crushed Grape
8 pm
Opening Reception: Melanie
Monique Rose, Cara De
Gennaro & Ashley Rose. Music
by The Pile of Bones Brass
Band & Rob D
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week
AT A GLANCE
Saturday
Friday
Holy Rosary Park
5:30 pm
Regina Drum Circle
6:30 pm
Azura and Skin & Bone
7:30 pm
FADADance
Dusk
Screening under the Stars
(Saskatchewan Filmpool
Cooperative )
Nouveau Gallery
5:30 to 7:30pm
Brian Gladwell and Anne
Brochu-Lambert
Centre
NO MINORS
7:30 pm
Shane Reoch
8:15 pm
Hard Luck & Trouble
9:30 pm
Dan Silljer Band
Fainting Goat
9 pm
Belle Plaine
Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
Poetry Here and Now!
Hagios Press poets.
The Crushed Grape
8 pm
Ink Road
9 pm
The Nancy Ray Guns
Abby Restaurant
9:30 pm
Jack Semple
La Bodega
9 pm
Winoski and Horn
Cathedral Freehouse
9:30 pm
Let There be Theremin
Festival Streetfair
10am to 5pm
Holy Rosary Park
FUNVILLE
11 am to 4 pm
Doorway to the imagination for
kids of all ages
Main Stage in Holy Rosary
Park
11 am
The Relative
Noon
Sask-Cuban Project: Cuban
Latin Jazz
1 pm
Cubaneate: Latin Dance workshop
2 pm
Andino Suns
3 pm
OYE!
4:15 pm
Mama Llajta
13th & Athol Stage
11:15 am
Best Buddies
Noon
The Pile of Bones Brass Band
1 pm
Ron Loos
2 pm
Ron Loos Band
4 pm
The Dustin Ritter Band
Holy Rosary Park Main Stage
7 to 7:45 pm
Winoski & Horn
7:45 pm
Dance demo: Cubaneate
8:15 pm
Jive Daddy and the Mambo
Kings
13th & Angus Stage
11:15 am
St. James-Assiniboia Divisional
Choir
Noon
Glenn Sutter
1 pm
Local Onlyz
2 pm
T.A.L.ENT
4 pm
JJ Voss
Centre
NO MINORS
7:30 pm
Blue Dawn
9:30 pm
Sugar Pie
The Crushed Grape
10 am to 4 pm
Live Painting on the Patio
All Day and Night
The Full of Flavour Experience:
DJ’s!
La Bodega
9 pm
Dave Taylor
10 pm
Michelle Boudreau
Freehouse
9 pm
Nancy Ray Guns
The Fainting Goat
9 pm
This Machine is a Fountain
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Monday
AT A GLANCE
Queen City Caring Clowns
We are pleased that the Queen City
Caring Clowns will be joining us
again this year.
Face Painters
Ken Jenkins Community School
Face Painters face painting. Get
your face painted by one of these
talented students, or create your
own design.
Food
What is a picnic without food? We
will fire up the B.B.Q. at noon.
More for your family in
the park
12:30 to 1:30 pm
Soccer
Rec Mercado will once again host
some soccer games.
Tribal Vibe
THE PICNIC (a.k.a.
Monday Mayhem)
On Monday (May 24) you are invited to partake in a day of fun and
food for the whole family. We will
begin our day of mayhem with a
parade, which will include tunes
from the Mossing School of Music
as well as some of your favourite
Regina mascots. Then spend the
afternoon with us taking in some
entertainment, playing some games,
feasting on some B.B.Q. and enjoying the day. We will have some face
painters, some clowns, some kids
games and some surprises to add to
the day. See you there.
11:45 am to noon
Festival Mini Parade
At 11:30 a.m. we will be gathering at
the corner of 14th Ave. & and
Elphinstone St. At 11:45 a.m. we
will parade down Elphinstone St. to
the picnic site at Les Sherman Park.
Everyone is welcome to join our
parade. Decorate your bike, skateboard, baby strollers, unicycle or
yourself. Join the band of clowns,
musicians and characters that make
a parade fun for all.
Erroll Kinistino Trio
Errol Kinistino, Elmer Crane and
John Keepness will keep you entertained. They will be playing music,
telling stories and sharing their
unique talents with us.
1 to 2 pm
Tulip and Treble — Masters of
Mayhem
Rhonda Donais and Matt Totten
are sure to delight with Tulip and
Treble up to their antics once again.
Masters of Mayhem says it all.
2 to 3 pm
Hazel Dixon (Eagle Woman) —
Storyteller
Hazel Dixon is pure delight to listen to as she weaves her magic
through storytelling. Hazel is an
accomplished First Nations storyteller and we are very happy she will
join us this year.
3 to 4 pm
Tribal Vibes
You won’t be able to help yourself.
The rhythms of this group will have
you movin’ and groovin’ in no time
at all.
Noon to 12:15 pm
Opening Ceremonies
Open House at the Art
Gallery of Regina and
Neil Balkwill Civic Arts
Centre
12:15 to 1:00 pm
Noon to 4 pm
On display at the Art Gallery of
Main Stage
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Regina, main gallery Mushum...!
What IS That? a multi-media installation by Keith Bird, buffalo hide
paintings, ceremonial drums.
2 pm
Artist Talk
Join Keith Bird for an informal walk
and talk in the gallery, discussing his
work and the themes of traditional
spirituality and how it manifests in
contemporary Aboriginal culture.
In the hallway galleries: Halloweén
Apples photography by Gary
Robins; By the Light of the Night
paintings by Lucy Cobb; and The
Roots of My Soul sculptural display by
Denis Chapados.
Workshops: All ages.
Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre
invites you to meet local artists, and
try a hands-on craft technique.
Learn about making jewellery with
Melody Armstrong, print-making
with Rosie Armistead, textiles with
Chandra Larwood. Join Allan
Dotson in the Comic Jam Studio:
Come and draw! All work will be
bound and published for pick-up at
the Saturday Street fair.
In the Park
Kids Games
Come on over to the games area and
join the fun.
1 to 3 pm
First Nations Art
Cliff
Dubois and Strong
Thunderbird Man will be showing
you how they create their art pieces
and you may get a chance to work a
piece of your own.
2 to 3 pm
Tyler Lindsay — guitarist
Looking for a quiet time to just sit
and relax to some great guitar playing. This is your venue.
We have a surprise or two in store at
the picnic. Join us on for some great
family fun.
Westminster United
Church
7:30 pm
Regina Mandolin Orchestra
More than 40 members and a teaching program of 25 plus students.
The RMO's unique sound is based
on the plucked strings of the mandolin family of instruments supplemented by bass, flute, guitar, violin
and sometimes percussion.
9 pm
Jazz Band-its
An exciting group of about 20 musicians who perform jazz, swing and
hit tunes with an energetic big-band
sound. The group plays short
engagements to dances, providing
musical variety.
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Tuesday
AT A GLANCE
Ensemble’s third performance: they
will play music from South
America, Brittany as well as contemporary and Renaissance music.
Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
(mature content; language)
Mr. Toemeali has a 3 o'clock
appointment with God. In the waiting room, he meets two women who
also have 3 o'clock appointments.
Directed by Bryce Schlamp.
8 pm
(mature content; a gun is used
in the performance)
Renowned playwright Harold
Pinter always began his plays with
two characters entering, followed by
a third. When the third character
does not arrive in Ian Broland's
Pinter Play, Mississauga and
Vladivostok question the reason
behind their existence. For if this is
not a Pinter play, what is it?
Cécile Denis
Connaught Branch,
Regina Public Library
6:30 pm
Cathedral Historical Tour
Come on this guided tour and learn
surprising facts about the Cathedral
Cresents. For instance, did you
know that prior to being a residential neighbourhood, the area had a
racetrack for racing “sulkies” — twowheeled, one-person carriages? The
tour starts with refreshments at the
RPL, Connaught Branch.
7:30 to 9:30 pm
windScript Launch Event
The Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild is
pleased to launch Vol. 26 of
windScript, the e-zine of high school
writing. windScript has been publishing the best of Saskatchewan
high school students' literature since
1983 and includes poetry, prose,
and creative non-fiction. Please join
editor Pam Bustin as we hear readings by contributors to the 2010
issue of windScript. Refreshments
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will be served and all are welcome.
Davin School
7 to 9:30 pm
Model Trains — Echo Valley
Model Railroad Guild
Bring the whole family to see a
miniature world of make believe
located at historic Davin School.
The Echo Valley Model Railroad
Guild hosts this 3D art form, a historical presentation of an actual area
of British Columbia. They meet
every Tuesday night to work on the
Railroad and to socialize with the
members. This is one of Regina’s
largest HO scale Model Railroads,
controlled by a state-of-the-art
Digital Command Control. Ask one
of our members how it works. If you
have previously seen the layout,
come back to see the progress made
since your last visit.
7 to 8 pm
Express Yourself — Improv for
Everyone
Up for some fun and play? Improv is
not about acting — it’s about
expressing. Improv uses exercises,
activities and games to develop spontaneity and creativity, enhance communication and listening skills, and
to develop a sense of play. Come
explore in an audience-free environment. Ages 16 and up. John
McCallum has been an Improv
enthusiast for the past several years
and teaches Improv in the community. John delights in coaching people
to express themselves more freely
and fully and helps people tap into
their own innate spontaneity and
creativity. “No idea is so outlandish
that it should not be considered.”
Unitarian Centre
7:30 pm
The Conservatory of
Performing Arts Harp Ensemble
Since 2008, harp students have
gathered as an ensemble on a regular basis under the guidance of
Cécile Denis. Tonight is the
9 pm
One-act play The Wedding
Story (mature content;
language)
A land where the grass is always
green, the sun is always shining, and
fences are always white picket. A
sunny day in sunny June, the height
of the perfect wedding season. A
comedy by Julianne Homokay,
directed by Patrick Pelletier.
Fainting Goat
9 pm
Games Night
Scrabble to Risk, Mouse Trap to
Settlers of Catan, it's all here, along
with the best music pumped out by
a slew of rotating DJ's. Arts Fest
drink specials and contests abound.
The Crushed Grape
9 pm
Dig.it.all.collective and
Dorkbot Collective
Live performance art, electronic
music and circuit bending.
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Wednesday
AT A GLANCE
Juanita
Connaught Branch,
Regina Public Library
3:45 to 5 pm
Painting & Popsicles
Take part in this annual outdoor
tradition and celebrate the Festival
week with paint and popsicles. Get
inspired by folk art in the branch
and help us paint a festive sidewalk.
Wear your painting clothes. All are
welcome. Pre-registration not
required, but the event is weather
dependent.
3:45 to 7:30 pm
Open House: Iconic
Saskatchewan Series: Folk Art
and Its Legacy
NEW Art Exhibit! Be the first to
see hidden treasures from the
Dunlop Art Gallery's vault up on
the walls of Connaught Branch.
Works by artists, including Molly
Lenhardt, Ann Harbuz and
William McCargar, will be featured.
Drop by to meet the Curator of
Education
and
Community
Outreach Catherine Livingstone,
get a special tour of the art, enter to
win prizes and indulge in coffee
and treats.
6:30 to 8 pm
Family Creativity Night:
Folk Art
Parents and kids are invited to join
local artist Rosie Armistead in
exploring a classic folk art tech-
nique: making everyday objects into
objects of art. Learn how to do simple decorative painting on wooden
boxes by using motifs found in the
artworks from the Dunlop Art
Gallery’s Permanent Collection.
Pre-register by calling Connaught
Branch at 777-6078
Cathedral
Neighbourhood Centre
7:30 to 8:45 pm
Jigsaw Puzzle
Jigsaw Puzzle is a newly formed
north Regina band. The power trio
covers electrifying classic rock tunes
along with some original material.
Come watch Jigsaw Puzzle put the
pieces of Rock’n’Roll together!
9 to 10:30 pm
Juanita
Paul Bogdan, Andy Beisel, Ian
Cameron and Taylor Lefebvre strive
to produce a sound unlike any
other. Their fast paced groove rock
consists of powerful riffs, hard driven solos and aggressive vocals.
Juanita promise to put on one electrifying show!
Unitarian Centre
7 pm
Songwriters Workshop, sponsored by SaskMusic
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Songwriter In You. Get your emo-
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Wednesday
AT A GLANCE
to the song has led Kathy to success
as a solo artist and in numerous
groups including The Frontier Gals
and The Michaels Trio.
The Vaudeville Affair
Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
One-act play The Wedding
Story (mature content;
language)
See description in Tuesday’s listings
8 pm
in the performance)
9:15 pm
The Vaudeville Affair
Vintage Cabaret with the Adorne
Dance Company. Entwined with an
array of characters from 1920’s
Vaudeville, this theatrical dance
company will take you back to a
time of chimney sweeps and lounge
singers. A dynamic cabaret of
dancers bring new life to this bygone era.
First Presbyterian Hall
tions across. Break down song
structure, know the importance of
hooks, how songs are written, when
to copyright, what is SOCAN and
more? Workshop leader Kathy
Stochmal in an exceptional vocalist
and respected songwriter in a wide
range of genres. A deep connection
7:30 pm
Keiran Semple
Keiran Semple is known as the
drummer in the band Us. Since his
recent trip to Australia he has found
his voice. Now emerging as a
singer/songwriter he will do his
tunes as well as music from Dylan
to Young. He is passionate and
engaging.
Mysteria
7 to 9 pm
Play House
An exhibition of acrylic and ink
paintings by Jana Kutarna featuring
impressions,
caricatures,
of
Cathedral character homes.
7 to 8 pm
Chris Prpich
Chris Prpich is a multi-talented
local musician, accomplished in
acoustic and electric bass, classical
guitar, and mandolin. He will be
showcasing a mix of original works
and classical pieces. He’s bestknown for his work in the local trio
The Lazy MKs.
Fainting Goat
9 pm
Meadlowlark Five
Thoughtful indie rock, tinged with
both pop and roots sensibilities,
coming all the way from Sudbury,
Ontario on a cross-country tour.
Your Neighbourhoo d
Branch
Part of the Cathedral Village Arts Festival from the beginning…
part of the Cathedral community for over 75 years!
For details on these and other programs at Connaught Branch,
visit ReginaLibrary.ca
Cathedral Historical Tour
Tuesday, May 25
6:30 pm
Windscript Launch
Event
Tuesday, May 25
7:30-8:30 pm
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Family Creativity
Night: Folk Art
Wednesday,
May 26
6:30-8:00 pm
Register by calling
777-6078.
Painting & Popsicles
Wednesday, May 26
3:45-5:00 pm
11
imagine
soft ice cream by
Bernard Callebaut
fresh cream and natural vanilla
with Bernard Callebaut chocolate
in the Cathedral Village
2130 Robinson Street
West across from 13th Ave Safeway
ChocolateRegina.com 546-2462
owner: David Robert Loblaw
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Thursday Night Live
AT A GLANCE
The Semple Family
Holy Rosary Park
1 pm
Under the Big Top
Once again, students from the three
Cathedral-area schools, Connaught,
Davin and Holy Rosary, will participate in a variety show under the Big
Top in Holy Rosary Park. Come
and cheer them on as they show off
the diversity of young talent in the
neighbourhood. Hosted by the
Connaught Branch, Regina Public
Library.
Thursday Night Live
MUSIC, FOOD, SHOPPING
Best Doors to Imagination
contest
Visit 13th Ave. and check out the
local businesses, galleries and performances. Vote for the business
with the best door and win prizes. A
number of the local businesses are
extending their hours and staying
open late. Shop & start or finish
your night at a local restaurant and
move on to attend the many other
art, theatre, literary, and music
events.
Cobb Swanson Music
Store
6:30 to 7:30 pm
Don Waite
Jazz & Classical Guitar
Fainting Goat
6:30 pm
Dave Taylor
David is a Multiple Award Winning
Record
Producer/SingerSongwriter who has released 13
albums since 1993. He is a multiinstrumentalist prone to live-looping who, of late, is gravitating
toward solo piano, voice and song.
7:30 pm
Michelle Boudreau
Songwriter, spoken word artist, gardener and mom. You'll hear a Prairie
howl, a unique blend of energetic
Folk and Roots music. Makes audiences laugh, cry and dance at will
with her eclectic, high-energy performances.
La Bodega
6:30 to 7:30 pm;
9:30 to 10:30 pm
Andre Mejia
Mejia’s line-up was completed earlier this year, when Andre Mejia and
Matthew Gartner were joined by
drummer Kyle Grimsrud-Manz.
They are a Regina-based trio whose
roots are in classic rock, blues, and
funk.
A gathering of Artists in
Fort Qu’Appelle at"The New Fort"
th
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REGINA’S INDEPENDENT VOICE
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Thursday Night Live
AT A GLANCE
funky!
Cathedral Village
Freehouse, sponsored by
The Bystanders
front of the store.
Abbey Restaurant &
Lounge
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Amy Nelson
Amy
Nelson,
a
Regina
singer/songwriter, has performed
across the prairies and internationally in Australia, Mexico and at the
Canada Day Celebrations in
London, England.
The Creek Bistro
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Cecile Denis
It is in her capacity as a celtic harpist
that you will hear Cécile Denis
tonight. Indeed, Cécile has had a
real interest in celtic music and in
the celtic harp since she was little.
She teaches celtic harp at the
Conservatory of Performing Arts
and is developing a Harp Ensemble
programme. Cécile even had a celtic
band in Toronto for a while, The
Thingamajigs, including a hurdygurdy player!
The Mercury Café
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine’s voice silences noisy
taverns. Her music is inspired by
highway miles, interrupted dreams
& eavesdropping. Her first album
Songs for the Raffers debuts this summer.
7 pm, 7:15 pm and 7:30 pm
Retrovise
Vintage PinUp Dance by the Divax
Damsels to the song “Big Spender”
by Peggy Lee will be performed in
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A La Carte
7 to 9:00 pm
Viki T's Music to Go
Features a wide variety of World
Instruments: string, keys, whistles,
percussion.
St Mary’s Anglican
Church
7 pm
Tour of Stained Glass Windows
An intergenerational art-themed
tour of the stained glass windows at
St Mary’s.
Artesian on 13th
7:30 pm
(mature content; language)
8 pm
in the performance)
9:30 pm
CoelecanthDance
Come explore the deep blue sonic
sea
and
beyond
with
CoelacanthDance (pronounced:
SEAL-a-kanth-Dance). We all
come from the sea, so, come shake
your tail fin, grow some gills, then
head back to your own ocean, smiling and spicily satiated.
The Crushed Grape
8 pm
The PPP Show
Opening Reception , Visual art
exhibition, featuring artists:
Melanie Monique Rose, Cara De
Gennaro & Ashley Rose. Live
music by The Pile of Bones Brass
Band & Rob D.
Holy Rosary Park
Main Stage,
sponsored by The Room
7 pm
Regina Community Orchestra
Under the direction of Yvonne
Redant, the Regina Community
Orchestra is a member-run organization which has operated for over
25 years. Its membership is open to
adults and older youth who want to
play symphonic music, both classical and contemporary. They are supported in part by operating grants
from the Sasksatchewan Orchestral
Association, Sask Lotteries and the
City of Regina.
8:15 to 9:15 pm
The Semple Family
The Semple Family band consists of
parents Jack and Tara playing guitar
and flute. Their children Keiran,
Kaitlym, and Zevaya play drums,
bass, and sing. Music from the
Beatles to James Brown
9:30 pm
Tribal Vibes
A group of spirited dancers and
musicians. The exuberance they
inspire spreads through the audience like Wildfire! They come
together to celebrate and ignite the
energy wherever they are. They are
original, interactive, inspiring and
Sask Writers Guild
7:30 pm
It's Slammer Time! The Festival’s
Annual Poetry Slam
This partnership between the
Saskatchewan Writers Guild, the
Cathedral Village Freehouse and
the Connaught branch of the
Regina Public Library is a literary
free-for-all. Come cheer on novice
and published poets as they compete for the winning title.
Registration begins at 7:30 p.m.
The first 20 poets who pay their
toonie are given 30 minutes to craft
a new and original piece.The winner
takes home the pot of toonies.
Cathedral
(NO MINORS)
7:30 to 9:15 pm
Black Drink Crier
Folk rock band led by Cameron
Wensel, former member of the
West Port Murders & The Soo
Line. Phillip Legrand and Judd
Stachowski appear alongside. Black
Drink Crier play country and hammer balls straight out of the park.
9:30 to 11:30 pm
The Bystanders
The Bystanders gained local notoriety for their high energy live show
and catchy, heart-felt songs. Fusing
traditional instruments like banjo,
accordion and harmonica with
acoustic driven folk/rock, the band’s
sound is a hybrid they call “prairie
fresh”.
Dusk until 11pm
Life is Art
We are proud to have Corey Bryson
back, animating our 2nd floor windows with live DJ music performance and dual-video projection
installation. Bryson creates images
through “Lightwriting”, using automotive LED strips, glow sticks,
headlamps, laser pointers, fireworks,
sparklers, lighters and flashlight.
Unitarian Centre
8 pm
Jeff Richards
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Friday
Cathedral
(NO MINORS)
Blues Night sponsored by the
Delta Blues Association
7:30 to 8 pm
Shane Reoch
Shane can't shake his love of the
blues, and he channels as many
Delta ghosts as possible when he
performs. His finger-style and slide
guitar work perfectly compliment
his truly angelic voice (Shane's
words). Don't miss this great local
talent.
8:15 to 9:15 pm
Hard Luck & Trouble
Although this group is new to the
Regina music scene, every member
is
well-known.
With
singer/songwriter, Gord Arnold on
guitar, Rob Homenuk on drums
and Darrel Diebert on bass, these
veteran musicians are ready to hit
the stage.
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AT A GLANCE
9:30 to 10:45 pm
Dan Silljer Band
Dan has just returned from a tour
with Jason Plumb including the
Saskatchewan pavilion at the
Vancouver Olympics and some
dates in the Yukon. Now he’s ready
to get back with his blues band for
the Cathedral Village crowd.
Holy Rosary Park
5:30 pm
Regina Drum Circle
Bring your drums, shakers, and
shake your booty to the Regina
Drum Circle Open Drum Jam.
Some instruments will be available
to use.
6:30 pm
Azura and Skin & Bone
Azura is a professional belly dancer
from Regina. She has performed in
Egypt, across Canada and in
Seattle. She was a featured artist at
Gravelbourg’s Solstice Festival in
2009, and headlined at Moose Jaw's
multicultural festival in 2004.
7:30 pm
FADADance
FadaDance is a prairie-based contemporary dance troupe that
delights their audiences with energy,
imagination and sheer joy in movement. Their performances are fresh,
fantastical and fiery (the latter
sometimes in a literal sense!)
Dusk, (after FadaDance)
Screening under the Stars
This is the Saskatchewan Filmpool
cooperative’s 19th annual screening.
Features family-friendly short films
created by local Filmpool artists.
The Filmpool offers workshops,
courses and filmmaking events that
are open to all.
Fainting Goat
9 pm
Belle Plaine
“Belle Plaine is a national treasure
— a true Canadian. She can sing
like a hot-damn, was ready to leave
on tour at a moment’s notice and
shot the shit out of a spoon with a
BB gun from the 50 yard mark.” Carolyn Mark
Artesian
7:30 pm
POETRY HERE & NOW!
A full out poetry bash featuring
Hagios Press poets. Hagios Press is
a new tenant in Artesian and is celebrating its presence in Cathedral
with an evening with several of their
poets. The evening will also feature
stage spots for poets who have not
yet published a book of poems. To
register
email
[email protected] at Artesian,
2627 13th Ave., Regina
The Crushed Grape
8 pm
Ink Road
Ink Road is a band of brothers.
Formed in the summer heat of 2009
in Regina and performing around
the province in September. Show
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Friday
AT A GLANCE
Azura
after show, they became closer as
musicians, and even closer as
friends.Ink Road began production
of Lady Disaster, their first EP, in
October 2009.
9 pm
The Nancy Ray-Guns
The Nancy Ray-Guns play infectious live dance grooves with
thoughtful poetic lyrics. They have
played to a live radio audience with
1.8 million listeners, and toured
from Ontario to British Columbia
leaving audiences starved for more.
Abby Restaurant
9:30 to 11:30 pm
Jack Semple
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La Bodega
9 to 11 pm
Winoski and Horn
Winoski and Horn have been playing their brand of “Latin Fusion”
around town for two years and are
in high demand. Expect a fiery, passion-filled instrumental experience
from this four-piece band.
Cathedral Freehouse
9:30 pm
Let There be Theremin
Self-proclaimed Kings of Skapunksurfabilly, Let There Be Theremin
play their own brand of instrumental
music. With the electric guitar,
upright bass, drums, tenor sax, keyboard and theremin, these three guys
say they can really crank it out.
We’ll see.
www.cvaf.ca
Saturday
AT A GLANCE
Best Buddies
Cathedral Village Arts
Festival Streetfair
10 am to 5 pm, 13th Ave.,
between Angus and Athol St.;
and 2100 blocks of Retallack
and Robinson St.
Over 300 artisans and a variety of
performance spots along a six-block
stretch of 13th Ave., The Streetfair
showcases the diversity of art, visual
art displays, films, artisans working
in a variety of mediums showing
and selling their wares, performance
stages, and buskers to keep you
entertained!
Parades, Performance stages and
Streetfair Buskers will keep you
entertained and delight you for
some spare change; remember to let
all our talent know you appreciate
their efforts.
You will not go hungry as there will
be lots of food choices! The many
food booths that will be open from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. will be serving up
flavors from around the world, and
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of course, traditional Fair fare: hot
dogs, candy floss, fries and those
Mini Donuts! To quench your thirst
the Regina Rowing Club will be
serving up cold beer in the Beer
Tent beside the Cathedral
Neighbourhood Centre from noon
to 6 p.m. NO MINORS
Important Notes
For the safety and ease of everyone, please keep your pets, bikes,
and skateboards away from the
crowds along 13th Avenue and in
Holy Rosary Park.
RAMED
Regina Association Middle Eastern
Dance will be performing at the end
of the 2100 block Retallack St.
They will be accepting donations
with the money going towards buying a latrine for a village in Africa
Tribal Vibes
Tribal Vibes will be performing at
the 13th Ave. entrance to the Holy
Rosary Park. Drums, Dance, and
Tribal Vibes!
Anglican Church, Prairie Sky
School and Eat Healthy Foods.
Funville
Laughter Yoga
11:45 am
Laugh until your belly hurts! Jayne
Clendening, pioneer of Laughter
Yoga in Saskatchewan, will teach an
audience of all ages and abilities
how to laugh for no reason —
except for the health of it. That’s no
joke! Join the gaggle of gigglers for
some fun and plenty of mirthful
laughter, and leave with joy in your
heart.
FUNVILLE IS A DOORWAY TO
THE IMAGINATION FOR KIDS OF
ALL AGES.
Come and Play! Giant games, a
“dressing room” with facepaint and
costumes, mural painting, a wild
mashup of croquet meets mini-golf
meets hockey, puppetry, balloons,
and hula hoops are just a few things
that will spell FUN.
Come and Eat! There will be a
mini-market of vendors offering
family-friendly, kid-tested snacks
that will smell FUN.
Come and Rest! There is always lots
of green space to relax and have
lunch and let your kids run off some
energy. We will also have the Chill
Out, Baby! tent to make feeding/changing your wee ones easier.
Thanks to Canadian Parents For
French, Coffee Break massage, Early
Learning Centre, St. Mary’s
SCA
12:35 pm and 2:50 pm
The Society for Creative
Anachronism is a worldwide, nonprofit, educational organization that
strives to recreate the best parts of
the Middle Ages: Combat,
Heraldry, Calligraphy, Archery,
Costuming, Dancing, Cooking and
Music.
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I LIKE... getting mucky
whatever you like,
the MacKenzie has it.
mackenzieartgallery.ca
free admission
3475 Albert Street
Regina, Sk
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monday - thursday 10 am - 5:30 pm
friday 10 am - 9 pm
weekends 12 noon - 5:30 pm
www.cvaf.ca
Saturday
AT A GLANCE
Dunlop Art Gallery
DAVID THAUBERGER Green and White Painting #2, 1980
Collection of the Canada Council Art Bank photo: Yvan Boulerice
REGINA PUBLIC LIBRARY, 2311-12TH AVENUE REGINA, SK S4P 3Z5 306 | 777 6040
Green is the Colour: The Art of Rider Pride
September 4 to November 14, 2010
Opening Celebration September 4, 2-5 PM, Victoria Park
Partner Exhibit, Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum:
Saskatchewan Roughriders: The Team the Fans Built
May 28 - December 31, 2010
ADMISSION IS FREE, AND EVERYONE IS WELCOME. WWW.DUNLOPARTGALLERY.ORG
Will Leach Magic Show
12:15 and 2:30 pm
and Rob Cocarell sitting in on bass
and kit.
Michelle Dueck Juggler
1 pm
Noon to 12:45 pm
Sask-Cuban Project: Cuban
Latin Jazz
Original idea from the young
Cuban drummer, Michel Medrano
Brindis (drum kit, congas, timbales
and bongo), focusing on Cuban
Latin-Jazz. Accompanying him are
Carter Powley (sax and keyboard),
Marc Horn (guitar), Rob
Dakiniewich (bass) and Ramiro
Sepulveda (congas).
The Prairie School of
Tai Chi Chuan
2 pm
The Prairie School of Tai Chi
Chuan has been operating in
Regina for two years and teaches
the complete system of Tai Chi
Chuan including forms, martial
applications, push-hands and applications. Practice will soon be available for all ages
Michelle Dueck juggler
Holy Rosary Park Main
Stage
11 to 11:45 am
The Relative
Original Folk and Rock music with
Latin influences packaged in a performance driven by distinct threepart harmony. Members include Jim
Alvarez, Kris Alvarez and Eric
James with guests Cameron Wensel
www.cvaf.ca
1 to 1:45 pm
Cubaneate: Latin Dance
workshop
2 to 2:45 pm
Andino Suns
The Andino Suns welcome you to
the acoustic universe where the
sounds of the Andes Mountains
will be rocked and fused with modern Latin grooves and rhythms. Join
us for a set of high energy, high
intensity and Latino passion.
1355 Scarth Street, Regina, Sk.
Ph.(306) 565-3111 Fax. (306) 565-1972
Sandra Jackson
CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT PROF. CORP.
Suite 302 - 2222 13th Avenue
phone: 757-3261 fax: 347-0823
email: [email protected]
www.sandrajacksoncga.com
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Saturday
AT A GLANCE
Cubaneate
3 to 4 pm
OYE!
OYE! is a heavily latin influenced
group portraying a cultural blanket
of styles and age, combining hiphop, latin, folk, jazz, rock and funk.
The group meshes their traditional
latin style fused with an urban
sound creating a performance that is
guaranteed to rock!
4:15 to 5 pm
Mama Llajta
For over 27 years, Mama Llajta has
been playing its own fusion of Latin
music
shaped
by
the
Chilean/Salvadorean/Canadian
roots of its members. Mama Llajta’s
repertoire has evolved to include
Afro- Peruvian, Afro-Colombian
and Cuban rhythms as well as
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rhythms of Chile, Bolivia and
Venezuela and rumba flamenca.
like it's Mardi Gras!
11:15 to 11:45 am
Best Buddies
The power of music is blended perfectly with the power of authentic
inclusion and the world is a better
place for it. You will be entertained
and inspired by BQUAD - the Best
Buddies Blues Band!
1 to 1:45 pm
Ron Loos
Over the past 25 years, Ron has
fronted hard rock, blues, celtic, and
folk bands, and his recordings across
all these genres have received radio
airplay. His solo performances
are engaging, interactive, unpredictable, and always leave the audience smiling.
Noon to 12:45 pm
The Pile Of Bones Brass Band
The frontline of brass will peel paint
off the wall while the rhythm section is the funkiest of all.
The groove is created by rock steady
tuba bass, street-beat drumming,
greasy guitar tones and raw
brass harmonies. Time to party
2 to 2:45 pm
Ron Loos Band
Influenced heavily by the blues, this
trio lays it down with intention.
Although new to the music scene in
2010, the individual members draw
on a vast variety of performance and
recording experience.
13th & Athol Stage
4 to 4:45 pm
The DRB is a versatile power trio
that play a diverse, high energy,
melodic rock sound. Their debut
album Dead Airwaves will be
released this summer.
13th & Angus Stage
11:15 to 11:45 am
St. James-Assiniboia Divisional
Choir
Singers in this choir are selected
from four Winnipeg high schools.
Though they have received much
critical acclaim, they prefer to be
known as musical ambassadors who
share their passion for singing all
styles of music with audiences
everywhere.
www.cvaf.ca
Saturday
AT A GLANCE
Glenn Sutter
Noon to 12:45 pm
Glenn Sutter
Regina songwriter Glenn Sutter
uses thoughtful lyrics and moving
folk-rock melodies to tell stories and
express ideas about nature, love, and
the human condition. Glenn
released his debut CD in the fall of
2008 and is now working on another album.
1 to 1:45 pm
Local Onlyz
The Local Onlyz are Thomas
Roussin (mandolin/guitar/vocals),
Merky Waters (DJ) and InfoRed
(Vocals) all from Regina. Their
music could be considered
Alternative Hip Hop fusing Hip
Hop and Folk Music to create a
unique sound.
www.cvaf.ca
2 to 3:45 pm
T.A.L.ENT
T.A.L.ENT. (The Aboriginal
Lounge Entertainment) showcases
Aboriginal and local artists performing original acts in diverse art
forms — Tessa Desnomie, Bill
Cook, John J Cook, Lionel
Peyachew.
4 to 4:45 pm
JJ Voss
JJ will be kicking off the 2010 festival season with a show during the
renown Cathedral arts festival.
With the help of Jayson
Brinkworth, Laura Roddick, and
Brett Schinbein, JJ looks forward to
bringing his brand of Alt-Country
to the people. See you there.
The Crushed Grape
10 am to 4 pm
Live Painting on the Patio
Holy Rosary Park Main
Stage
7 to 7:45 pm
Winoski & Horn
Winoski and Horn have been playing their brand of Latin Fusion
around town for two years now and
are in high demand. You can expect
a fiery, passion-filled instrumental
experience from what has now
evolved into a hot four piece.
7:45 pm
Dance Demo: Cubaneate
8:15 to 10 pm
Jive Daddy and the Mambo
Kings
Led by Musical Director, Arranger
and Bassist Carlo Petrovitch,
Jivedaddy and the Mambokings are
a high energy 11-piece Afro–Cuban
Orchestra. Their set list contains
some of the great hits of the salsa
repertoire.
Cathedral
(NO MINORS)
7:30 to 9:00 pm
Blue Dawn
Don’t miss this rockin’ blues performance by Dawn Alexis and the
Blue Dawn Band, giving you a thoroughly satisfying mix of material
with covers from Aretha and
Zeppelin to Davies and Dixon.
9:30 pm to midnight
Sugar Pie
Funky, highly energetic and always
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Saturday
AT A GLANCE
JJ Vos
Winoski & Horn
Jive Daddy
entertaining, the band features two
stellar lead vocalists, four talented
musicians provide clever arrangements, dynamic solos, vocal back-up
and solid groove. The band repertoire covers select Soul, R&B,
Reggae and Rock hits.
The Crushed Grape
The Full of Flavour Experience
DJs all day and night! Featuring DJ
SquareSoundRoundBody
and
Hardtoe plus several other Regina
DJs.
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La Bodega
9 to 9:45 pm
Dave Taylor
David is a Multiple Award Winning
Record Producer/Singer-Songwriter
who had released 13 albums of original material since 1993. He is a multiinstrumentalist prone to live-looping
who, of late, gravitates toward just solo
piano, voice and song.
10 to 11pm
Michelle Boudreau
Songwriter, spoken word artist, gar-
dener and mom. You'll hear a Prairie
howl, a unique blend of energetic
Folk and Roots music. From
Alberta, but a Roughrider fan.
“Makes audiences laugh, cry and
dance at will with her eclectic, highenergy performances.” JW.
Cathedral Freehouse
9 pm
Nancy Ray Guns
See bio information in Friday’s
listing
The Fainting Goat
9 pm
This Machine is a Fountain
Throbbing local indie/noise/postpunk quartet, with one full-length,
loads of new material and years of
increasingly explosive shows under
their belts, they make perfect thunderstorm music for sunny days, full
of crash, pop and melancholy.
www.cvaf.ca
Sponors
2010
festival aficionado
festival connoisseur
community
partners
friends of
the festival
Cathedral Village Business Association
Conexus Arts Centre
Davin Elementary School
Ecole Connaught Community School
Holy Rosary Community School
Holy Rosary Cathedral
Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre
Regina Public Library - Connaught
Branch
Regina Rowing Club
Regina Seniors Centre – Elphinstone St
Unitarian Fellowship of Regina
Westminster United Church
A la Carte
Abbey Restaurant & Lounge
Astrin’s Attic
Atelier
Boomtown Drums
Brandees
Boomtown Drums
Burns Hanley Church Supplies
Butcher Boy Meats
Buy The Book
Cathedral Bakery
Cathedral Freehouse
Chocolates by Bernard Callebaut
Cobb Swanson Music
www.cvaf.ca
Creek Bistro
Cupp’t
Dessarts
Fashionologie
Groovy Mama
House of Toys
Iannone’s Shoe Repair
Indigo
LaBodega
LULU Nightclub Lounge
Mysteria Gallery
Old Souls
On Top Roofing
Pacific Fresh Fish
Prairie Dental Clinic
Print 1
Pur Natural Fashions
SaskMusic
Satorie Hair Studio
Scotiabank
Seed Sustainable Style
The Crushed Grape
The Fainting Goat
The Mercury Café
Barbara Wickstrom
Verve
The Cathedral Village Arts Festival
encourages you to visit these local businesses and thank them for supporting the
Festival.
Please visit www.cvaf.ca for the complete
Sponsor List.
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