HI 21 workshop

John Leacock is a Hillside Board member who first attended the summer festival in 1994 as a food vendor, selling his own Caribbean dishes.  He was a member of the

My Name is Dela, and I love baking! Some of my most recent life memories are of cooking and baking in the kitchen with my mom, and I’ve always treasured

Andrew Catton is the owner of Running Works, a specialty run store in Guelph. Don’t let winter slow you down. Tune in for tips on maintaining your run routine right

RezaYazdanpanah is an Iranian musician who is a teacher, improviser, performer, and composer. Since 2009, he has been a music faculty member at the University of Guilan, where he taught Persian

Guelph-based couple Paul LaBerge and Heather Plewes enjoy a life centred around their shared passion for mountain biking, adventure, and travel. They have bikepacked through Costa Rica, Jordan, and Tanzania

Rene Meshake is an Anishinaabe Elder, storyteller, visual and performing artist, award-winning author—Injichaag: My Soul in Story—University of Manitoba Press 2019, flute player, multimedia artist and a Recipient of Queen

Born and raised in Guelph on Edinburgh Rd. that was a gravel road at that time. I am pretty old. Lived for 34 years now on a 100 acre farm

I am an international student from Japan and studying at the University of Guelph, majoring in Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences. I have been figure skating since I was five and

Katelin Thériault (they/them) is a queer, non-binary artist, born and raised on Attawandaron traditional territory (Guelph, Ontario). As a mixed Acadian/Mi’kmaq/British person, their parents have experienced both church and state-sanctioned