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  • Zoë James and the Wistful Daydreams came from a wish to give Zoë's music a new life. This wish was answered by the lovely humans she now calls her bandmates who gave their time, care, and talent into this musical magic. They are very excited to share with you!

  • Carla Harris (they/she) is a neurodivergent disabled, queer enby writer, performer, and interdisciplinary artist from Treaty 4 territory, living in Regina, Saskatchewan. Rooted in music, theatre and writing, Harris teaches creative improvisation, while working on her first play and poetic crip memoir in unconfined #CripTime. 

  • Cat C. Haines is a transsexual dyke, and an academic/artist/activist weirdo based in Regina on Treaty 4 territory. Her artistic practice spans experimental filmmaking, drones and soundscape, autotheoretical writing, amongst other mediums. Cat was the 2024 City of Regina Neil Balkwill Artist in Residence.

  • Treaty 4 Filipina Kris Alvarez enjoys making relationships while making art (Curtain Razors, Fadadance, Artesian, Globe Theatre, Common Weal, Dunlop Art Gallery, AKA Artist Run, So Glad, Persephone Theatre) 

    Kris performs: Bad Blood, Carmen Angel (Joey Tremblay), Making Spirits Bright (Globe), Bright Half Life (Persephone), Reasonable Doubt (Joel Bernbaum, Yvette Nolan, Lancelot Knight) 

    She makes: Burnt Sienna Blvd, Acknowledging, Golden Potluck 

    In film (Donkeyhead, Agam Darshi), parks (Sum Theatre), and on TV (ZARQA, CBC Gem). 

    Kris collaborates: Homebuddies - Prague Quadrennial (‘23) SummerWorks Toronto (‘24), Sounding – PAVED Arts (‘24), 

    Recent work, Banana Musik is a memory play she performs with her parents who “exist as themselves” onstage. Part of Common Ground’s Found Festival (July ‘24), they have been invited back to Edmonton for a two-week run (fall ‘25) 

    Kris performed in Globe Theatre’s Peter Pan in their newly renovated theatre, and is back to join the cast of Steel Magnolias! 

  • A songwriter, acoustic performer, and sound creator, Martina began later in life bringing decades of lyric writing to life, including several digital releases.  She spent the past several years exploring several instruments, music theory, and tracking sound, with several themed based live performance projects and first EP in the works for 2025. Her performances include originals and covers in multiple genres, storytelling and humour, to encourage strength and perseverance, through music's ability to both entertain and bring change

  • Rita Omodia is a broadcast journalist with over eight years of experience in presenting, producing, and newscasting. She is the host of “The Naija Show” on CJTR 91.3FM, and her expertise is in African and international political affairs, community reporting, and entertainment journalism.