OUR 2026ARTISTS and
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ARTISTS and PERFORMERS
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PERFORMERS
Ayla Nereo is a composer, singer, dancer, and multi-disciplinary artist whose songs evoke and crack open the heart, and whose performances are deep transmissions of inspiration. With a particular joy for bridging musical styles, Ayla's songs seem a genre unto their own, as she moves between vocal looping, produced beats, string arrangements, celtic melodies, disco rhythms, healing soundscapes, and even dashes of hip-hop wordplay. Ayla's words are poetry, her songs an ode to the wonder of being human. And every performance is an invitation to the audience, to allow our radiance to shine, and to dive in to the exquisite and innately psychedelic dream of this moment.
Sewa Valencia is a Yaqui Yoeme woman and devoted Keeper of the Drum, carrying the living heartbeat of her ancestors through song, story, and ceremony. For over three decades, she has served her community through the medicine of the drum - guiding women’s circles, empowering youth, and creating sacred spaces where remembrance, healing, and belonging can unfold.
As a storyteller and culture bearer, Sewa weaves ancestral teachings into lived experience, inviting people to remember who they are and where they come from. Her offerings are not performances, but living prayers - each drumbeat a bridge between generations, cultures, and the unseen worlds.
Sisters of the One Drum
Marya is a bard, storyteller, and embodied muse. Her cinematic folk music takes the listener on imaginative journeys through the depths of the soul, paradoxical epiphanies and opulent visions. Her songs are inspired by alchemy, mysticism, reverence, and the etchings of longing across the dark night sky.
The Ancient Youth is a musical sisterhood of three women, Lorelei, EARTHWALKER (Leah), and Katrina Anastasia. Weaving cinematic, ethereal soundscapes inspired by ancestral wisdom, childlike curiosity and the Earth’s rhythms. Through sound, story, and spirit, they guide audiences toward healing, unity, and reconnection with the natural world. Illuminating pathways to the New Earth.
Sacred Resonance with The Ancient Youth, a musical sisterhood of three women invites audiences into an immersive performance blending vocal channeling, original songs, and participation. Ethereal sounds and healing melodies weave a transformative experience as the audience is encouraged to sing along, co-creating a shared vibrational field. This sacred space invites deep connection, collective presence, and remembrance of our role in shaping the new Earth.
Katie Berns Lee is the founder of Drum Temple LLC, where she helps people open their hearts, ground in, and get in touch with their “truest and most primal selves” through deep activation, ancestral remembrance, and reconnection to the primordial heartbeat.
Katie believes that rhythm activates vibrational messages from our body and soul—so let us use it to communicate the messages coming through us during times of great responsibility and transformation.
Amaruka Sol is a conscious hip hop artist, sonic channel, and healer devoted to embodied wisdom, liberation, and soul remembrance. With over a decade immersed in metaphysics and the healing arts, she weaves music with esoteric teachings that serve as portals of activation. Through sound & ritual spaces , she transmits the Venusian Priestess Path supporting women and mothers in reclaiming their voice, womb power, and sovereignty.
Rooted in her South American lineage with ancestral threads from Peru and Colombia, Amaruka Sol’s sound bridges hip hop, ceremony, and ancestral memory. Through layered vocals, elemental invocation, and raw power & presence, Amaruka creates sonic portals that move between softness and power. Each set is guided by the energy of the collective , inviting audiences into remembrance, reclamation, and deep listening where music becomes medicine and the feminine voice takes up space without apology.
Heather crafts immersive sonic journeys that blur the lines between DJ set and live performance. Her signature hybrid approach weaves together pulsing electronic beats, captivating live vocals, and magnetic stage presence to create transformative experiences that move both body and soul.
Drawing from a rich palette of afro house, latin house, organic house, medicine music, and bass, Heather curates each set as a ceremonial experience—seamlessly blending original compositions with thoughtfully selected tracks that respond to the energy and intention of each unique moment.
Her performances are more than music; they're guided journeys through sound, rhythm, and connection that leave audiences transformed and deeply moved.
Drew Temple
Multi disciplinary artist, movement teacher and embodiment guide; Drew has been immersed in the arts since a young age. Growing up a competitive dancer, her answer was always the same when asked “what do you want to be when you grow up?” Singer! Dancer! Actor! A lifelong relationship with public speaking and a deep drive to inspire through sharing her own alchemical journey, the role of storyteller felt like it encompasses all her facets of expression.
Drew is on a mission to have us remembering the truth of who we truly are. She is most passionate about creating dance floors where you can come home to yourself. And dance with your entire being!
AntahKarana
AntahKarana is a DJ and Producer creating immersive electronic soundscapes that bridge music and the soul.
AntahKarana is a Sanskrit term meaning “Rainbow Bridge,” reflecting her intention to weave rhythm, melody, and presence, guiding listeners into emotional release, embodied connection, and inner exploration, where sound becomes ritual and the dance floor becomes a space of return.
Sedona Swan
She is an initiated practitioner of the 13 Moon Mystery School, rooted in a Celtic Avalonian star lineage of alchemy and Divine Feminine archetypes. For over 20 years, she has guided women through sacred dance and goddess embodiment, working with over a thousand women through movement, ceremony, and ritual artistry expressed through dance, film, sacred song, and spoken word. Her work is devoted to supporting women in liberating their embodiment and awakening their innate magic, power, love, and wisdom.
She is a certified Temple Guide through the Priestess Presence Temple, currently in initiatory training with the Rosa Mystica Mystery School, a co-author of The Cosmic Dancer Oracle, founder of Goddess Embodied, and a teacher of classical bellydance on Datura Online.
Our ARTISTS
Autumn Skye
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“Since my earliest memories, I have felt a creative fire in my bones and an unyielding mission to share inspiration with the world. By learning to listen, I have come to trust the mysterious compass of the heart, I am continually humbled and empowered by the potent teachings of the visionary process." As a self-taught artist, Autumn Skye is forever a student of the creative process. Her style weaves together refined realism, archetypical symbolism, and spiritual principles. She’s inspired by the magnificence of this incredible planet, the potency of these extraordinary times, and the mysteries of the cosmos.”
Autumn Skye exhibits and teaches worldwide, and otherwise thrives and paints in the beautiful temperate-rainforest of coastal British Columbia. Considering herself immensely blessed to do what feeds her soul, she strives to support others through creative empowerment and the perpetuation of inspiration.
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Although unable to join us once again, physically in 2026 - Autumns legacy will be honoured through the festival grounds with her art work!
@autumnskyeart
Ru Rose
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Ru Rose is a multi-disciplinary artist weaving song, visual art, & her love for the Land. She is a devoted mother to a son and daughter, an off-grid mountain homesteader, and a re-wilding Creatrix inspired by growing regenerative culture. Ru Rose nurtures home within the Sinixt təmxʷúlaʔxʷ of British Columbia.
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In Spring of 2025, Ru Rose released her debut full-length Spirit-Folk Album 'Revival'. Interwoven in harmony with each and every song upon the album, Ru Rose conceived and gave birth to a painting. The intricate esoteric paintings of 'Revival' showcase a connection & reverence for nature & indigenous wisdom. Her paintings are created using hand-made inks, paints & dyes from plant fibre, minerals, & crushed blackened bones.
rurose.earth
Freyja Ulveland
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Freyja Ulveland
Ponoka, AB, Canada
Freya is a weaver working with plants gathered close to her home. Each form carrying the story of its materials, the place it came from, and the hands that wove it. Grateful to have learned from the many generous women who have tended the basketry community in Alberta for decades, she invites you to join her in tracing the rhythms of our grandmothers, weaving willow back into our communities.
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Drop-in Willow Weaving: Make Your Own Willow Vessel
Alongside the shared act of weaving the willow casket, you are invited to create your own small willow vessel to take home. Using wild willow from Alberta’s ditches and a simple wooden jig, you will learn to shape a vessel for harvesting, serving, or holding small treasures. This workshop is part of an open, ongoing weaving space. A brief lesson will get you started, and you are free to come and go, carrying your weaving with you. All tools and materials are provided, and no experience is needed.
Weaving a Willow Casket
At the heart of basketry is the act of creating vessels, forms that hold, protect, and carry. In this workshop we will turn to one of the oldest and most meaningful vessels of all: the casket.
Together we will work with willow, learning techniques to shape and weave a simple, beautiful casket by hand. Along the way, we will reflect on the traditions of weaving as an act of care, honouring the land and the materials that hold us in life and in death.
This workshop is both practical and contemplative. It is an opportunity to gain skills in large-scale willow weaving, and a space to consider how craft and ceremony can meet. No previous experience is required.
@halfmoonbaskets
Michelle Mostacci
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Michelle is inspired by a strong impulse to express truth, to reflect and revive culture, to protect and be in solidarity with what is sacred and soften into what is safe.
As a process artist her approach involves silence, research, prayer, listening, hiking and gathering materials, while forming relationships with farmers and others who tend to animals and land. She also finds purpose and joy in creating safe creative community spaces of intention that allow for healing, magique and growth.
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Weaving Guardian and Mentor with Scared Weaving Booklet
Weaving Feminine Wisdom
A Collective Dream and Remembering in-Formation
Bring your wisdom forth and weave your part in the first large scale collective earth daughters art piece!
@warp.and.breath
