8:00pm

Improvisor, comedian and author, Stéphane Guertin will entertain you with his own brand of traditional storytelling.

9:00pm

With an arsenal of music, song and dance this new force advocates 'la joie de vivre' of the good old days! Good old French Canadian "soirée" at its best!

12:30pm – 8:00pm

Facilitators from Fesfo will animate game and face-painting stations!

1:00pm

Sous-chef at Senses in Toronto will take you through one of his delicious recipes.

1:30pm

An interactive show for children. Join the two hosts, Marianne and Dino as they perform songs, scenes, games and nursery rhymes.

2:00pm

The Toronto-based Guinean company presents traditional music and dance from their native land.

2:30pm

Bombolessé offers up a unique blend of funk and rock incorporating the rhythms of Brazil and Africa.

3:00pm

The chefs from the Tagine Moroccan Restaurant will take you through delicious vegetarian and chicken dishes. Presented with the Moroccan Association of Toronto.

3:30pm

A group of talented musicians from Le collège français de Toronto.

5:00pm

A demonstration on assembly and presentation of cakes and pastries by Thierry Schmitt, Pastry Chef of La Pâtisserie la Cigogne.

5:30pm

Music spiced with latin flavours, Middle-Eastern inspirations, Reggae and urban rhythms.

7:00pm

Described as "delightful and delicious," Amélie Lefevbre is a singer-songwriter who performs old-fashioned cabaret stylings and uplifting acoustic melodies.

8:00pm

An eclectic girl band accompanied by their "Helping Men," takes country-western to new heights.

9:30pm

The multi-award winning Kaïn is one of Québec’s most popular bands, performing a rare concert outside of their home province.

11:00pm – 2:00am

Radio Radio is comprised of two Acadian rappers and two producers feverishly pushing the limits of electronica and hip-hop.

11:00pm

Music spiced with latin flavours, Middle-Eastern inspirations, Reggae and urban rhythms.

12:30pm – 6:00pm

An international event that popularizes the practice of music and familiarizes people from every age and background with every type of musical expression.

12:30pm

One of Canada's most exciting and innovative World Music bands peforming original and ancient poetry in Hebrew, English and Judeo-Spanish.

12:30pm – 6:00pm

Facilitators from Fesfo will animate game and face-painting stations!

1:15pm

Le Choeur d’enfants des Patriotes and Chantons en coeur are two exceptional francophone children’s choirs from the Toronto area.

2:00pm

Inspired by a range of Flamenco artists from Spain, the French-Canadian singer, songwriter and guitarist sings in French and Spanish and fuses Flamenco, Cuban and Arabic beats.

3:30pm

No polkas or foxtrots for this accordion diva; instead, she combines her classical, punk rock, and French cabaret sensibilities into one sultry stew of sound.

3:30pm

The Dave Neil Trio is comprised of musicians from the faculty of music at the University of Toronto.

4:15pm

Senegalese drummer and dancer Tamsir Seck offers dynamic and explosive rhythms on the Djembé, Tama, Sabar and "Xalam".

5:00pm

Paul Reddick is a singer, composer and harmonica player. His songs explore the mysteries of the blues, country and folk. Francophone musician Philippe Flahaut will join him on stage for the grand finale of the festival.