The 8th edition of the Pincourt Intercultural Festival takes place in Pincourt on Saturday, July 8, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Bellevue Park. This edition will showcase the region's multicultural artists and artisans. Come taste, see and hear different cultures.

Discover these artists from all around the world who will take you on a journey through their colorful and enchanting universes. For a taste of what's to come: visit the city's website to view some past performances.

List of shows

11 a.m. : Benkadi

African music and dance. Benkadi is a dance, percussion and acrobatics troupe of Guinean origin. They specialize in cultural mediation for diverse audiences, and perform across Canada. 

11:45 a.m.: Mi’gmafrica

Afro-Indigenous music. Mi'gmafrica is a musical encounter between Mandingo culture, with Sadio Sissokho, a griot emeritus from Senegal, and Mi'gmaq culture, with Valérie Ivy Hamelin, a multidisciplinary artist from the Micmac Nation of Gespeg. Melodies, songs, tributes to the elders and prayers combine gently and powerfully to take you to the furthest reaches of human history.

12:30 p.m.  African singing and dancing workshop.

1 p.m. Sandalio y su Caliente Son

A rich musical repertoire inspired by traditional Cuban music!
Sandalio y su Caliente Son is made up mainly of musicians of Cuban origin with extensive professional experience.

2 p.m.: Amrita Dance, Indian-inspired dancing 

Amrita specializes in Odissi classical dance, Rajasthani Gypsy dance, Sacred dance traditions, Folk dance, Bollywood dance, & Modern dance. She is also a Yoga teacher specializing in Mudras (sacred hand gestures), Tantra/Kundalini practices, Pranayama(breathwork), Meditation, & works in the Healing Arts field.

3 p.m.: Antoine Gilbert, Afropop and RnB artist

Multi-talented singer-songwriter Antoine Gilbert, one of the 50 finalists in Star Académie 2009.