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.

  1. Kym Gouchie & Band 

    Join Kym Gouchie and her band on an unforgettable musical journey where singing, dancing, and learning come together! Embodying the spirit of her latest release, Shun Beh Nats’ujeh/We are Healing Through Songs, Kym’s high-energy, interactive performance invites all ages to celebrate and connect. 

    Ages: Ages 3–12 (Grades PreK‑7)
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  2. Where Have All The Buffalo Gone?  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.

    Revisit history at this powerful Métis story which follows two souls as they journey through seven important moments in Métis history. This moving tale weaves together stories and a life-sized buffalo puppet, with true historical events to explore the love, loss, and resilience of Treaty 6’s Métis peoples. 

    Ages: Ages 9 and up (Grades 4–12)
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  3. I Wish I Was A Mountain  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.

    Do we really need what we wish for? Written and performed by Poetry Slam Champion Toby Thompson, I Wish I Was A Mountain reimagines Hermann Hesse’s classic tale, blending rhyme, jazz, and a touch of philosophy. This show invites kids to explore big questions with curiosity and an open heart. 

    Ages: Ages 7 and up (Grades 1–12)
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  4. The Libravian  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 leads audiences on a lively book bonanza, bringing stories to life with big-hearted physical comedy. Featuring brave and diverse tales, this enchanting show celebrates courage, identity, and the transformative power of storytelling. 

    Ages: Ages 7–11
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  5. Whipped up!  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.

    Get ready for a hilarious adventure where a server at a 1950s-style diner tackles her first day on the job—only this time, the customers are babies! With little ones calling the shots and caregivers along for the ride, Dottie’s eager-to-please attitude is quickly put to the test. 

    Ages: 0–2
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