Fringe North 2022! - Live Meets Digital - A Multi-Arts Experience
This years festival will run from August 18-21. The festival will include both live and digital experiences.
On Thursday August 18 our digital opening ceremony will be released as a livestream on our YouTube channel.
Live performances will run on Friday August 19 and Saturday August 20 at the Sault Ste. Marie Museum (further details about this location are provided below). On these days times will be selected for screened watch parties of digital content as well.
Live workshops will occur Sunday August 21, 2022.
Digital content will be available on demand from August 18-21. Purchase tickets to watch each show as many times as you wish over the course of the four days.
Ticket pricing for both live and digital content is pay-what-you-can with suggested prices capped at only $12 per viewer. This means that anyone can participate! Ticket sales open August 1 2022.
On Thursday August 18 our digital opening ceremony will be released as a livestream on our YouTube channel.
Live performances will run on Friday August 19 and Saturday August 20 at the Sault Ste. Marie Museum (further details about this location are provided below). On these days times will be selected for screened watch parties of digital content as well.
Live workshops will occur Sunday August 21, 2022.
Digital content will be available on demand from August 18-21. Purchase tickets to watch each show as many times as you wish over the course of the four days.
Ticket pricing for both live and digital content is pay-what-you-can with suggested prices capped at only $12 per viewer. This means that anyone can participate! Ticket sales open August 1 2022.
Our 2022 Sponsors!
In 2020 Fringe North was unable to hold an in person festival due to the pandemic. In lieu of traditional programming, board members Adam Francis Proulx and Sarah Gartshore, seized the opportunity to work together in building an online space where Indigenous artists felt well held enough to, in the midst of a global health pandemic, begin to create again. That space was called Project Nishin. Artists offered one another community and encouragement as they marked that extraordinary time in their lives and shared in one anothers artistic journey's. Project Nishin centered the artists and their varied needs. Elder Nokomis Martina Osawamick provided both Anishinaabemowin translations as well as knowledge about caring for oneself in trying times that helped Oshkaabewisag Adam Francis Proulx, Sarah Gartshore, Jocelyn Dotta and Steven Roste work in a way that was healthy for them and, in turn, for the artists they served. This year we are pleased to announce that Ontario Culture Days has partnered with Fringe North in funding Project Nishin's continued service of Indigenous and other criminalized artists in a healthy, holistic and unapologetically decolonial process. Offerings from Project Nishin Niizh (Nishin 2) artists will be included in our watch parties as well as available online throughout the festival.
Information about this years artists can be found on pages 13-16 of our festival program.
Find the Fringe North Fledging around Sault Ste. Marie to win prizes!
How to join the fun:
Reach out to us via email if you are a business interested in partnering with us to house the Fringy Fledgling for a day [email protected]
Post a photo of yourself with our Fringy Fledgling friend on social media and use our two contest hashtags to have your name entered into a draw for prizes! Further details to come soon!
Learn more about this year's artists!
| 2022 Fringe North festival program.pdf |
Our 2022 Festival Venue!
We are happy to announce that the 2022 Fringe North Festival will take place at the Sault Ste. Marie Museum!
The museum can be located at 690 Queen St East in downtown Sault Ste. Marie.
This beautiful building, which will serve as the hub for this season's festival, was opened in 1983 as a museum but built as a post office in 1902! It houses many historical artifacts of Sault Ste. Marie and the Algoma Region. We are grateful to be producing performing arts from Sault Ste. Marie, Algoma, Northern Ontario, and further beyond within this historical space.
For more information about the Sault Ste. Marie Museum, visit their website below.
For information regarding venue accessibility, please click the link below.
Tune into our Weekly Livestreams and Artist Podcasts!
Come watch LIVE every Thursday at 6:30 on our YouTube channel to keep updated on festival news and chat with other Fringe North supporters! We will be sharing information on how to get involved and engage with festival content, how to purchase tickets, what shows and artists will be included in the festival and more. Come get the inside scoop on all things Fringe North!
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If you like what we're doing and want us to return year-after-year, Tip the Fringe today, because supporters like you make our work possible. Your donations help us provide opportunities for artists, create local jobs, cover the cost of tickets for those with financial need, and more! Together we can open the door for ALL to participate in the arts.
For 2022 Fringe North Participating Artists!
