Meet our performers

Stilt Walkers

Watch in awe as Still Moon’s birds soar and swoop from up above! Our birds come in many shapes and sizes, from the itty bitty Northern Flicker to the stoic, endangered Whooping Crane. Hold onto your fries, or the pesky seagull will get ‘em! They like to travel in flocks, so don’t miss your opportunity to say hello and snag a photo before they spread their wings and fly away. Fun fact: many of our stilters made their own costumes!

Peter "Elvis" Yap 

Peter Yap better known to us all as Elvis! - is a performer who has entertained generations of Vancouver residents for decades with his unique Elvis tribute performances. 

A staple at community gatherings of all types, Peter brings joy, musical talent, entertainment, and a smile to all those around him! 

Thai Dancers 

This dance tells the story of two cities and a love torn between them. Praya Fah-Dad, the ruler of Fha-Dad-Sonyang City, had a beautiful daughter named Princess Fha Yard. He kept her in a pavilion surrounded by a pond, allowing only female servants near her.

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Punking Workshop with Belen 

Punking is a bold street dance that began in 1970s gay clubs in Los Angeles. It blends cultural influences with personal expression. The style begins with Posing, a dramatic display of attitude and emotion. This led to Whacking, a series of sharp, forceful movements that later influenced the dance form called Waacking.

This workshop introduces the basics of Posing and includes a brief look at its history and use in dance. No experience is needed, and everyone is welcome. 

Hula Dance

Ingrid Guo is the volunteer instructor for seniors Hula Along classes in Collingwood Neighborhood House and Renfrew Park Community center. We are joyful groups covering the ages from 55 to 85. We love music, we love gentle movement and we bring fun, energy connections to every seniors.  

K’ana Deborah Baker

My ancestral name is K’ana Deborah Baker from Squamish Nation and descendant of the Namgis and Shishalth Peoples Mother of 5 adult children and one Granddaughter Live, work and play on the village of Xwmelch'stn (Capilano) Advocate for fairness and equality in housing, healthcare and education.

Thistle Hart 

Thistle Hart is a folk artist whose melodies explore themes of identity, nature, and self-discovery. He writes from his life and experiences as someone who grew up in the unique biome of the Lower Mainland, and as a trans person. With a deep focus on lyrical storytelling, Thistle’s songs capture the raw beauty of the natural world, while reflecting a personal journey of transformation. 

Gems of Hope 

Gems of Hope offers gems of hope to people through music, drama, and poetry. Our presentations are vibrant, expressive, and hopeful. 

Hip Hop performance with AJ 

AJ Yuetong Li is a multidisciplinary street dance and music artist based in Vancouver. Trained in hip hop freestyle, popping, and breaking, she has traveled across North America and Europe to train, battle, and perform.

AJ is also a professional DJ, known for spinning underground hip hop, old school, funk, and afrobeats at events like Surrey Party for the Planet, Ladiesfirst, and Surrey Slam Jam.

Liberted Hernandez

From Mexico to Vancouver, soprano Libertad Hernández presents a special selection of traditional and concert Mexican songs that have resonated across generations. 
This intimate recital blends the power of classical voice with the heartfelt spirit of popular music, offering a brief yet deeply moving experience. 
A tribute to tradition, vocal artistry, and the unique emotion that only Mexican music can awaken.  

Still Moon Arts Society

Guided by our belief in the transformative power of the arts, Still Moon Arts Society brings together art, environmental stewardship, and community connection in Renfrew-Collingwood and the Still Creek watershed. At Collingwood Days, look for our Great Blue Herons soaring overhead, majestic symbols of our neighbourhood's watershed. Roving performances by puppeteers from Still Moon Arts Society – Times 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30 and/or 2:15pm.