You can grab a beautiful new Kaleido Festival program from the Carrot (and other fine locales), but in the meantime, why not grab the whole thing as a PDF file, right here, right now. You’ll get info on all of the performers, artists, artisans, stages, locations, sponsors and anything else “kaleido” your heart could desire.
Come help the arts and the neighbourhood by volunteering at one of Edmonton’s best and most eclectic festivals. The Kaleido Family Arts festival is a visual art, music, theatre and dance festival that takes place at various venues on 118 ave, from Sept. 10 to 12. We are looking for volunteers to help with the following tasks;
Security
Supervising the children’s carnival
Selling raffle tickets
Supervising the donation bin
Setting up and tearing down
Hosting the art gallery
Running errands (person needs a car)
Acting as fire marshals to supervise bonfire
If you are interested in helping with this wonderful festival, please contact Dorothy Ritz, volunteer coordinator at
Friday, Sept. 10 evening: 5 to 10 pm Saturday, Sept 11 for duties listed above: 9 am to 1 pm, 1 to 6 pm, and 6 to 11 Sunday, Sept. 12 for duties listed above 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Sunday for tear down and clean up: 2:00 pm to 10:00 pm
We could also use assistance lifting, moving items, and doing carpentry on Friday, Sept. 10, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Volunteer Orientation
There is a volunteer orientation on Monday, August 30, at the Alberta Avenue Community League at 9210 118 Avenue. It is not mandatory, but it would be helpful if you could attend.
Kaleido celebrates 5 years of igniting art in the community!
Kaleido Family Arts Festival has been bringing artist and neighborhood, art and the streets for the past 4 years and we are proud to be coming into our 5th year.
Be sure to check out the Kaleido 09 photo gallery to see some great new photos just uploaded today. The new shots are from EPIC Photography, taken by Ian Jackson.
The board of Arts on the Ave would like to send a resounding thank-you to volunteers, sponsors, artists and everyone who attended the recent Kaleido festival on 118 ave, Edmonton’s largest block party. The event was a raging success — even that wicked northerly wind couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm.
From the dancing to the music to Shakespeare being performed in the playground, Kaleido was a testament to community spirit, and to the power of art to inspire us, unite us and delight us.