Saturday, November 28, 2026
Join Native Earth at bevy on November 28th. Come for the Three Sisters Indigenous Crafts Pop-Up Market from 11AM-4PM, and then stay for WAAWOONO, A Weesageechak Begins to Dance Revue.
bevy is located at 738 Dundas Street E.
Get your tickets here.
Ancillary Programming
Three Sisters Indigenous Crafts Pop-Up Market
📆 November 28, 2026
⏰ 11-4PM
📍bevy, 738 Dundas Street E
Join us for the Three Sisters Indigenous Crafts Pop-Up Market, featuring a variety of Indigenous artists, makers, and small businesses!
Hosted by Three Sisters Indigenous Collective
Support local Indigenous businesses and get your holiday shopping done early!
Ancillary Programming
WAAWOONO
📆 November 28, 2026
⏰ 8 PM
📍bevy, 738 Dundas Street E
WAAWOONO (Ojibway for “s/he howls”) is a new music and comedy revue featuring stand-up comedy from host Meg MacKay, music from GAELN, and drag from Ozzii Versace. It all ends on the dance floor with a DJ set from KIMIWVN, food, and some mingling!
Meg Mackay, Host/Performer
Meg MacKay is a comedian and comedy writer who has worked for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Don't Even, Acting Good, and Baroness von Sketch Show. They've performed at Just for Laughs and the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. They have two comedy albums: Probably a Witch and Clown Baby, the latter of which one best of year end awards for the Toronto Star and NPR.
GAELN, Performer
Manitoba-born, Toronto-based, GAELN is a Métis indie artist belonging to the St Onge line and member of the Georgian Bay community, known for his reflective, soulful, and sentimental soft-rock sound. As a singer-songwriter, Producer and multi-instrumentalist, GAELN has performed across North America, South America, and the United Kingdom, crafting a unique style blending vulnerable, poetic lyricism with soulful rhythm. His debut Album, 'Thrifted Rooms' is out now everywhere you stream and on vinyl!
KIMIWVN, DJ
KIMIWVN is a Toronto based DJ and producer shaping a distinct presence within the electronic and house music scene. Her sound blends ethereal melodies, deep basslines, and percussive club energy, moving fluidly between house, electronic, R&B, pop, and nostalgic 80s influences. Since her debut at Lee’s Palace in 2021, she has continued to develop her craft through bedroom production, collaboration, and an intuitive, emotionally driven approach to DJing.
Beyond the booth, KIMIWVN is evolving into a multidimensional artist, exploring new ways to merge music, visuals, and performance. Her debut EP is currently in development, marking the beginning of a new era in her artistry.
At the heart of her work is a commitment to uplifting Indigenous girls and women and creating greater representation within music spaces.