Kaleido Fan Feedback!
We want to hear what you loved about Kaleido 2008. In fact, we want to hear it so much, that 3 “Kaleido Fans” will receive the new Songs From the Ave CD for FREE, just for sharing.
To share your feedback (and thus, enter this random draw), simply make a comment below. All comments received by Friday October 17th (at midnight) will be entered into the random draw.
So, without further adieu, your Kaleido Fan Feedback …
October 2nd, 2008 at 8:58 pm
I really enjoyed the festival this weekend. SO MUCH great music at The Carrot on Saturday and Sunday.
My kids loved the carnival games (well, OK, so did I).
The film venue was really cool, too. A nice little sanctuary in the middle of a busy day, as we all gathered around the flickering light of the projector and the soothing sounds of the music.
Can’t wait for next year.
October 2nd, 2008 at 11:03 pm
This was my first time ever attending the festival, and I had a totally super time. The music was fantastic – Ireally like Mobius, and seeing Mo Lefever at The Carrot. The visual art displays were also very interesting and cool. I am already looking forward to next year!
October 3rd, 2008 at 1:57 am
I was glad to see the Arts alive and well in our community,
all together at the festival! I enjoyed getting to walk around the neighbourhood, visiting the performances at The Carrot, the film viewings,
the gallery viewings, and getting to chat eyeball-to-eyeball with our artists, alongside their work! Kudos to all involved for bringing everyone together like this, and I look forward, as a fellow artist (music, theatre, literary, visual), to participate and contribute – as well as taking it all in – in the years to come!
Long live the Arts in our growing and renewing community. Ever hopeful!
October 6th, 2008 at 7:00 pm
Great job guys!.
Keep up the great work. things are really coming together.
Thanks for the great work you have done for the community.
October 17th, 2008 at 2:49 am
I have lived in the neighborhood for 8 years and I can’t say enough about how fantastic it was to be able to walk my little niece down the street to participate in so much good stuff rather than having to explain the hard facts of life at every corner. We played carnival games, sat on straw bales eating cotton candy and listening to music, painted tiles and worked on the mosaic, visited the art gallery, and then got to sit in the Carrot and listen to the cool ‘boy band’. It was really special and was finally a manifestation of what I have always thought this neighborhood ‘could’ be – thanks to everyone for their contributions.
October 17th, 2008 at 2:53 pm
This year was the first time I made it down to the festival. I enjoyed most of what I saw, and found the visual art and music to be the best parts. It would be nice to have a larger poetry element, but seeing as the festival came right on the heels of the Edmonton Poetry Festival, I can see that it may not have been easy to arrange that portion. I didn’t check out the film portion, so I can’t really comment.
A bit of constructive criticism:
* As someone who doesn’t live in the Alberta Avenue neighbourhood (although, that may change soon), I found that some of the venues weren’t very clearly marked. If I walked the Avenue every day, I’d probably know where everything was but, as an “outsider,” I walked past one of the venues a few times before realizing where it was.
* It would have been nice if the outdoor artisan market was larger. I assume, as the festival continues to grow more popular, it will start to attract more sellers in future years, so this isn’t a big deal.
Other than that, I enjoyed the festival, and I hope to experience even more of it next year than I did this year.