Fuori – NEW!
Fuori (Italian for outside) is a new, Kingston band comprised of three women graduating from Grade 12. Their sound and songs evolved from their love of world music and culture. They bring many skills and instruments to the table including saxophone, viola and guitar. Fuori’s sound is lively and fun – you can say you saw them first at Kingston Buskers Rendezvous! (Kingston)

The Groovy Guy – NEW!
This “big bald silly man” has been entertaining crowds for over twenty years with his blend of comedy and juggling.  With fire juggling, an 8 foot unicycle and a slack rope this is a show that’s guaranteed to be, like, totally groovy, man.  (Florida)

Honker The Clown
You’ve never seen balloon animals come alive like they do when they’re created by Honker the Clown!  (Kingston!)

Leslie Gerdis
Leslie’s beautiful face and body art has been admired by visitors to Buskers in the past and we’re lucky to have her back with us again.  And her semi-permanent tattoos sparkle!  (Kingston!)

Majake – NEW!
Watch the impossible become possible with Majake, a magician with real talent and stage presence.  His show is a mixture of high-energy excitement and hilarious comedy with material ranging from fire eating to mentalism effects, all tied together with a comic escape routine with a surprise ending.  (Winnipeg)

Mindee Fillion - New!
Kingston native Mindee Fillion has been playing guitar and singing for over 9 years. Her music emcompasses many genres – from classic rock to alternative to blues and folk. Her enchanting singing voice will make you want to hear more and more!  (Kingston)

Partita Trio
Back again to share their eclectic program with the Buskers Rendezvous, the Partita Trio brings a delightful blend of clarinet, trombone and flute.  It’s music to your ears! (Kingston!)

Pedro Tochas
This show is a visual treat for the whole family that will never cease to entertain and amaze. Akin to your favorite silent movie, expect with an elaborate language of facial expressions, Pedro will tell you a story you’ll never forget!  (Portugal)