Northern Turtle Island Collective Showcase
Presented by Mundial Montreal, Folk Music Ontario, Global Toronto, Small World Music, and Drom. Supported by FACTOR, the Government of Canada, and Canada’s private radio broadcasters; Ontario Creates/Ontario Créatif; the City of Toronto’s Music Office; and the Consulate General of Canada in NYC.
Folk Canada, Global Toronto Music Festival, International Indigenous Music Summit et Mundial Montréal and Drom proudly present the Northern Turtle Island Collective Showcase
Set Times: 6:30pm - Doors 7pm – Kazdoura 7:45pm – Bruno Capinan 8:30pm – Nimkii and the Niniis. 9:15pm – Rachel Therrien Latin Jazz Project 10pm – Kizaba
DJ Afterparty:
10:30 - Darek Mazzone
Kazdoura - 7PM
Kazdoura is a Toronto-based band that serves up Arabic fusion with a modern twist. Equal parts nostalgia and reinvention, their style is a cross-cultural blend of Eastern and Western music, mixing old-world Arabic classics with jazz, funk, electro-pop, and disco.
https://youtu.be/0g-9nlEcznE Bruno Capinan - 7:45PM
Bruno Capinan is a captivating performer who enthrals audiences with his unique blend of indie-pop and bossa-nova inspired rhythms, fused with an extravagant performance. Hailing from the capital of the northeastern Brazilian state of Bahia, Capinan infuses his music with the vibrant rhythms and rich cultural heritage of his homeland, while also drawing inspiration from a diverse array of global influences.
https://youtu.be/6aicUw7Pfn0 Nimkii and the Niniis - 8:30PM
Nimkii and the Niniis are a Canadian First Nations musical group from Wiikwemkoong, Ontario, whose debut EP Nang Giizhigoong was a Juno Award nominee for Traditional Indigenous Artist of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2022.
https://youtu.be/QV0HRoBXFGg?si=qghefcfiP7a2omkJ Rachel Therrien Latin Jazz Project - 9:15PM
Trumpeter Rachel Therrien has established herself as one of the most innovative voices working at the crossroads of jazz and world music. This Latin Jazz Project is the fruit of her graduate studies at the Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana, her numerous musical experiences in Latin America and the Caribbean, and her 20 years of collaboration with the Latin jazz community in Montreal, New York and Toronto.
[embed]https://youtu.be/JV6ejkO0ed8[/embed] Kizaba - 10PM
Lionel KIZABA, singer-songwriter, 2024-2025 Radio-Canada Revelations, multi-instrumentalist, and pioneer of Afro-Congolese electro music based in Montreal, has paved a unique musical path that takes his vast international audience on a journey through his Afrofuturistic universe. With a fusion of French, English, Kikongo, and Lingala, his compositions transcend language barriers.
https://youtu.be/2CnWqnvD1yA Darek Mazzone - 10:30PM
is an internationally recognized DJ celebrated for his genre-blurring sets and cross-cultural curation, bridging cutting-edge electronica with dynamic rhythms from around the world. A longtime presence at KEXP, he’s known for weaving boundary-pushing sounds that unite audiences far and wide. Beyond the decks, Darek champions collaboration through SAMA: Music + Art, an organization dedicated to bringing communities together through the transformative power of music and creativity.
How do I make a reservation?
Unless specified otherwise, tables are first come first serve
Do you have an age limit?
Unless specified otherwise all shows are 21+
Do you have a minimum to be seated at tables?
There is a $20 per person to be seated at tables.
Are DROM tickets refundable after purchase?
No, DROM tickets are non-refundable and there are no exceptions. All sales are final. We won’t return or exchange the tickets. If an event is canceled, We will refund the purchase price or will issue a credit for use on a future purchase. Postponed or rescheduled events will not be compensated. All tickets are at will call. Please come to the door with the confirmation email that you received.
Are you handicapped accessible?
Yes, we do have an elevator for the main entrance. Please note there are 2 steps leading up to the elevated VIP area if you will be seated there.
