Ikidowin Ogichidaa Kwe is a proud 2spirit community advocate and local champion for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Reconciliation. They are a mixed heritage individual of Annishaabe, Celtic and German heritage with familial ties to Zhiiabasing and Mishkagomang First Nations. As the Director of ISAN Oxford, Trissa has made monumental progress in the community of Oxford due to their advocacy work. Trissa sits at many different tables within the county ensuring that Indigenous and Queer peoples needs are considered and incorporated into community plans. Trissa is a mother of four and  local artist, spending their free time painting on canvas and writing poetry.

We are a grassroots organization, part of the Ontario Native Women’s Association, and a program of CMHATV-My Sisters’ Place. We are dedicated to keeping our Indigenous culture alive, helping with community events, and spreading Indigenous teachings and songs through drumming and cultural events. 

Let the Spice Queens drag up your life! 5 iconic Toronto drag queens come together to bring you the ultimate Spice Girls impersonation. Get ready for an unbelievable concert experience serving girl power from top to bottom!

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Dj
Karaoke
Video Dance
Music Bingo
Gameshows
Trivia
Human Jukebox
Duo and Full Band
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Rooted in passion, shaped by experience, and driven by soul, this acoustic trio brings together three distinct musical journeys into one harmonious sound. Adelle’s lead powerhouse vocals captivate telling a story of self-discovery—delivering each note with a mix of charm and vulnerability. Guitarist and backup vocals from Ronny channel his deep-rooted love for music and a punk-rock past into raw, heartfelt rhythms. Holding it all down is bassist Nik, whose jazz-trained finesse and decades of groove provide the perfect low-end foundation. Together, they blend genres and energies, creating an honest, dynamic sound that resonates with heart and history.

Kate Channer is a seasoned musician with over 20 years of professional experience, captivating audiences with her powerful vocals and dynamic performances. She plays an eclectic mix of classic and contemporary hits across all genres, bringing energy and soul to every show. In addition to performing, Kate has been dedicated to teaching music to children for the past three years, inspiring the next generation of musicians. A proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, she continues to make an impact through her artistry and passion for music.

Patrick Jackson Murphy has been playing on stage since the age of 8. Studying classical guitar and playing trumpet as a child, Patrick’s household was one where every range of music was played, loved, and studied.
In the early 90s, when Alternative Rock was on the rise, he was part of the Windsor music scene as part of Paradigm Shift. Moving to Vancouver in 1997, Murphy was the frontman of Cereal Porn, a hard-hitting band in the Vancouver Metal scene known for their all out intense shows. After taking some years off and a move back to Ontario, Patrick is back writing, performing, recording, and teaching.
“Soften Your Eyes, Liberate Your Soul” will be Patrick’s first solo album. Recorded in 2023 at Sugar Shack Studios in London, the record highlights the ebbs and flows of life, finding love for yourself, and coming to terms with your past to find true joy and happiness for the future.  While this may be Murphy’s first album, it won’t be his last!
Now in 2025, Patrick’s original music highlights a musical career spanning decades of life events, friendships, and heartbreaks with a guitar style all his own.