[12:15 pm - 4:00 pm]
Erroll Kinistino Trio
12:15 pm - 1:00 pm
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.
Tyler Lindsay – guitarist
12:15 pm - 1:00 pm
Looking for a quiet time to just sit and relax to some great guitar playing. This is your venue.
Tribal Vibes
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
You won’t be able to help yourself. The rhythms of this group will have you movin’ and
groovin’ in no time at all.
[7:00 pm]
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.
[8:00 pm]
Valerie Hall, solo organ recital, works by Canadian Composers
[8:30 pm]
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.
[7:30 pm]
Since 2008, harp students have gathered as an ensemble on a regular basis under the guidance of Cécile
Denis. This will be the Ensemble’s third performance: they will play music from South America, Brittany as well
as contemporary and Renaissance music.
[9:00 pm]
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.
[9:00 pm]
Live performance art, electronic music and circuit bending.
[7:00 pm - 8:30 pm]
Find the Songwriter in you. Get your emotions 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 exceptional vocalist and respected songwriter in a wide range of genres. A deep connection to
the song has led Kathy to success as a solo artist and in numerous groups including ‘The Frontier Gals’
and ‘The Michaels Trio’.
[7:00 pm - 8:00 pm]
An indulgence of original works and classical pieces. 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 is best known for his work in the local trio, The Lazy MKs.
[7:30 pm]
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.
Jigsaw Puzzle is a newly formed Northern 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!
[9:00 pm]
Thoughful indie rock, tinged with both pop and roots sensibilities, coming all the way from Sudbury, Ontario on
a cross-country tour.
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!
[1:00 pm]
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 from 13th Avenue
[Starting at 6:30 pm]
MUSIC, FOOD,DANCE, 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.
[6:30 pm]
David is a Multiple Award Winning Record Producer/Singer-Songwriter who has released 13 albums since 1993. He is
a multi-instrumentalist prone to live-looping who, of late is gravitating toward solo piano, voice and song.
[6:30 pm - 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm - 10:30 pm]
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.
[6:30 pm - 8:30 pm]
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.
[6:30 pm - 8:30 pm]
It is in her quality 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 hurdy-gurdy player!
[6:30 pm - 8:30 pm]
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.
[7:00 pm]
Under the direction of Yvonne Redant, the Regina Community Orchestra is a member-run organization which has
operated for over twenty five years. Its membership is open to adults and older youth who want to play symphonic
music, both classical and comtemporary. They are supported in part by operating grants from the Sasksatchewan
Orchestral Association, Sask Lotteries and the City of Regina.
[7:00 pm, 7:15 pm, and 7:30 pm]
Vintage PinUp Dance by the Divax Damsels to the song "Big Spender" by Peggy Lee will be performed at in front of
the store.
[7:00 pm - 9:00 pm]
Viki T's “Music to Go” playing a wide variety of "World Instruments", string, keys, whistles, percussion.
[7:30 pm]
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.
[7:30 pm - 9:15 pm]

no minors allowed
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 bands sound
is a hybrid they call "prairie fresh".
[8:00 pm]
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.
[8:15 pm - 9:15 pm]
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]
A group of spirited dancers and musicians. The exuberance they inspire spreads threw the audience like Wildfire!
They come together to celebrate and ignite the energy where ever they are. They are original, interactive,
inspiring and funky!
[9:30 pm]
(pronounced: SEAL-a-kanth-Dance)
Come explore the deep blue sonic sea and beyond with CoelacanthDance. 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.
[9:30 pm - 11:30 pm]

no minors allowed
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.
[5:30 pm - Regina Drum Circle]
[6:30 pm - Azura with Skin & Bone]
Bring your drums, shakers, and shake your booty to the Regina Drum Circle Open Drum Jam. Some instruments will be
available to use. Doumbeks will be used for the performance portion.
[Starts at 7:30 pm]

no minors allowed
Shane Reoch
7:30 pm - 8:00 pm
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.
Hard Luck & Trouble
8:15 pm - 9:15 pm
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.
Dan Silljer Band
9:30 pm - 10:45 pm
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.
[8:00 pm]
Ink Road is a band of brothers. Formed in the summer heat of 2009 in Regina and performing around the province
in September. Show 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.
[9:00 pm]
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.
[9:00 pm]
"Belle Plaine is a national treasure - a true Canadian. She can sing like a hot-damn, was ready to leave on tour at
a moments notice and shot the shit out of a spoon with a BB gun from the 50 yard mark.” - Carolyn Mark
[9:00 pm - 11:00 pm]
Winoski and Horn have been playing their brand of "Latin Fusion" around town for 2 years and are in high
demand. Expect a fiery, passion -filled instrumental experience from this four piece band.
[9:30 pm - 11:30 pm]
Jack is one of Canada’s best guitarists. He is both a Western Canadian music award winner and a
Juno winner. Jack calls Regina home and continues to perform across the country.
[9:30 pm]
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.
The Relative
11:00 am - 11:45 am
Original Folk and Rock music with Latin influences packaged in a performance driven
by distinct three-part harmony. Members include Jim Alvarez, Kris Alvarez and Eric James with guests Cameron
Wensel and Rob Cocarell sitting in on bass and kit.
Sask-Cuban Project - Cuban Latin Jazz
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
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).
Andino Suns
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm
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.
OYE! is a heavily latin influenced group portraying a cultural blanket of styles and
age, combining hip-hop, 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!
Mama Llajta
4:15 pm - 5:00 pm
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 rhythms of Chile, Bolivia and Venezuela and rumba
flamenca.
Due to the poor weather conditions the 13th Avenue & Athol street
stage has been moved to the Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre.
(In the event of rain, the stage will move inside to the Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre)
Best Buddies
11:15 am - 11:45 am
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!
The Pile Of Bones Brass Band
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
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 like it's Mardi Gras!
Ron Loos
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
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.
The 13th Ave Project
2:00 pm - 2:45 pm
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.
The Dustin Ritter Band
4:00 pm - 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.
Due to the poor weather conditions the 13th Avenue & Angus
street stage has been moved to the Cathedral Village Freehouse.
St. James-Assiniboia Divisional Choir
11:15 am - 11:45 am
Singers in this choir are selected from 4 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.
Glen Sutter
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
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.
Local Onlyz
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm
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.
T.A.L.ENT
2:00 pm - 3:45 pm
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.
JJ Voss
4:00 pm - 4:45 pm
JJ will be kicking off the 2010 festival season with a show during the renown Cathedral Village
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.
[10:00 am, 11:00 am, and 12:00 pm]
Mini-recitals by organ students at the Cathedral followed by guided tours of the building.
[1:00 pm - 5:00 pm]
Performances by: Electrum Brass, Dondi project drummers, Ken Powers, Glenn Wolfe, String Quartets, Katherine Dowling
Tribal Vibes - 13th Avenue entrance to the Holy Rosary Park
[10:00 am - 5:00 pm]
Tribal Vibes will be performing at the 13th Avenue entrance to the Holy Rosary Park. Drums, Dance, and Tribal Vibes!
[All day and night!]
all day and night! Featuring DJ SquareSoundRoundBody and Hardtoe plus several other Regina DJ’s.
[7:30 pm - 9:00 pm]

no minors allowed
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.
[7:00 pm - 7:45 pm]
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 firery, passion filled instrumental experience from what has now evolved into a
hot four piece.
[8:15 pm - 10:00 pm]
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.
[9:00 pm - 9:45 pm]
David is a Multiple Award Winning Record Producer/Singer-Songwriter who had released 13 albums of original
material since 1993. He is a multi-instrumentalist prone to live-looping who, of late gravitates toward just
solo piano, voice and song.
[9:00 pm]
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.
[9:00 pm]
Throbbing local indie/noise/post-punk 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.
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 bands sound
is a hybrid they call "prairie fresh".
[9:30 pm - 12:00 am]

no minors allowed
Funky, highly energetic and always 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.
[10:00 pm - 11:00 pm]
Songwriter, spoken word artist, gardener and mom. You'll hear a Prairie howl, a unique blend of energetic Folk
and Roots music. From Alberta, Roughrider fan. - "Makes audiences laugh, cry and dance at will with her
eclectic, high-energy performances." JW.