Campus & City
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Liam Hodder Las Cafeteras, a Zapatista-inspired band, speaks on upbringings
Las Cafeteras is a Chicano nine-piece band from East Los Angeles (L.A.). Founding member of the group, Hector Flores, sat…
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Mama’s Broke on folk-punk and finding your genre
Mama’s Broke is a Canadian traditional folk duo made up of Lisa Maria and Amy Keeler. Maria is based out…
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Julianna Riolino on her solo career and upcoming album
Hailing from Ontario, Julianna Riolino played in Edmonton for the first time at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. She took…
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Photostory: Edmonton Folk Music Festival 2025
Through rain and shine, even a little bit of thunder, the Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF) hosted many amazing acts…
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Mary Gauthier: Going against the grain and finding healing through music
Mary Gauthier returned to Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF) for about her sixth time. In between her sets, she sat…
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Kim Churchill on his love for Canada and his next project
Although Kim Churchill isn’t officially a Canadian, the Australian artist has a soft spot for Canada. He’s been performing in…
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Shaela Miller talks changing genres and her upcoming project
Shaela Miller is a genre bending artist from southern Alberta that took a few of the stages at the Edmonton…
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School of Song’s Sam Steffen talks going from folk fest volunteer to performer
Last year, Sam Steffen attended the Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF) as a volunteer. But this year, he attended as…
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Secondhand Dreamcar on their beginning, and writing
Edmonton nine-piece folk group, Secondhand Dreamcar, played a set at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival on the festival’s second day.…
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Photostory: Oily: On Fandom exhibit
Oily: On Fandom is a multimedia exhibit being presented at Latitude 53 until August 2. It features the following artists…
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