e bond is our opening Campfire Convo guest and she is going to talk to us about her recent 100 Days of Questions project. e is an artist, writer, educator, designer and book binder who loves living and working in the question(s).

Maggie is is a writer and Big Idea Coach who helps entrepreneurs go from invisible to high profile. Maggie is going to share her signature Be About Something framework and help us uncover and express the ideas—our ideas—that really matter.

Karine is a fibre artist who works with people of all ages to create street art installations using textiles in unusual ways. She is going to share her Ghost Mushrooms project and teach us how to make and install these phantom fungi in our own neighbourhoods.

Trevor is a mixologist and spirits ambassador who has been teaching people all over the world how to make great drinks for more than two decades. He's going to teach us how to make an Anne of Green Gables Raspberry Cordial Mojito. Best Canada/Cuba mash-up ever! 

Karen is an entrepreneur, attorney, children's book author and storyteller. And she's also an excellent baker! Karen (and her daughters) are going to talk about the importance of storytelling in everyday life and teach us how to make a classic South African dessert.

Marina is a sculptural fibre artist who loves exploring the paradox of the human condition. In her workshop she is going to explore the way the words we use and surround ourselves with can shape our reality. And she is going to teach us how to make + send love notes...to ourselves.   

Aaron is a Cirque du Soleil acrobat and former Celine Dion back-up dancer and Broadway actor who has been performing for more than 20 years. He is going to lead a movement class inspired by his training and performance work as a professional acrobat. Suitable for all levels. 

Kristen is a pilates instructor who believes strongly that play, laughter and aligned movement can lead to a beautiful pain-free life. She is going to lead a Laughter Pilates workshop that will help us incorporate better movement into the activities we do every day.   

Elena is an artist, art curator and floral designer who is passionate about encouraging and teaching creative expression in many forms. She is going to lead a Secrets of Floral Art + Design workshop that explores art history, fine art concepts and the art of floral design.

Neville is a three-time Canadian Olympian, speaker, performance therapist and high athletic performance coach. He's going to lead a Recovery Techniques workshop that will help us activate our bodies safely and recover well after any activity, even sitting at our desks.     

Alejandro + Pilar own an Argentine restaurant in Medellín. Alejandro learned how to make empanadas from his grandmother and now he and Pilar show people around the world to do the same. They will be teaching us how to make SIX different types of Argentine empanadas. 

Anne is a creative coach in Paris who believes "travel is not about where you go, but how you see the world." An avid traveler, she is passionate about maps and how they represent not only where we want to go but also what we value. Anne is going to take us on a map-making adventure. 

Nada is a professional Lebanese chef who has been delivering delicious Lebanese culinary experiences for 20+ years. She is going to teach us how to make authentic hummus using a special secret ingredient. And she's also going to show us how to serve hummus beautifully. 

Maria is a Venezuelan collage artist living in Barcelona. A journalist who started exploring collage as a hobby, she is now a regular exhibitor and her work has appeared in Spanish Vogue. She's going to teach us a variety of techniques and guide us through making our very own work of collage art.

Amy is life-long artist, entrepreneur, branding expert and self-confessed culture nerd. She is going to join us as a Campfire Convo guest and talk about how important it is for grown-ups to get good at being bad and how let go of perfection and embrace the beginning with curiosity.

A former corporate litigator, Caitlin is an award-winning New York City cabaret artist and dramaturgy coach. She is going to lead a live voice workshop that invites us to explore the power of using our voice as a tool for personal expression and as a way to boost our happiness and reduce our stress levels.  

Gabriel is an entrepreneur, chai artisan and ‘dégustateur de thés’ based in Montreal who has travelled the world learning about tea from the masters. He is going to teach us how to create our own custom chai blend and then use it to make delicious, authentic chai.

Christa is an award-winning performing and recording artist, non-fiction writer and broadcaster. She's also proudly Indigenous (mixed Cree and Scandinavian), queer and a mom. Christa is going to join us as a Campfire Convo guest and talk about and do a reading from her new book, How to Lose Everything. 

Hiro is a cafe owner, tour guide and passionate origamist. As a child he had to spend a lot of time indoors so he taught himself how to make almost 100 origami objects. He is going to teach us how to make cranes and talk about the significance of the thousands of cranes found at temples and memorials in Japan. 

Tifin is a certified co-active coach who has been fascinated by the night sky, astronomy and astrology her entire life. As a Campfire Convo guest she is going to talk to us about what's going on astrologically during Camp and she's also going to lead a Wonders of the Night Sky workshop.

Anne-Laure is a pattern designer and serigraphy artist based in Montreal. A few years ago Anne-Laure discovered natural inks and fell in love with the colours and the process of making them. Now she's going to teach us how to make a variety of different coloured inks from red cabbage. Yes, red cabbage!

Lisa is a design researcher who grew up hanging out on construction sites with her architect/engineer dad. So, building things runs in the family! She is going to teach us how to make a Modern Herb Planter using supplies you can find at your local hardware store and tools you already have at home.

Jessica is an HR professional by day and a passionate yogi, foodie and maker of delicious things the rest of the time. Originally from Venezuela, Jessica now lives in Montreal and she is going to teach us how to make arepas and fresh avocado and chicken filling from scratch.

Marsha (from Yes Yes Marsha) is a storyteller, storytelling coach and host of True Stories Toronto, the city's largest storytelling show. She knows, loves and lives for great storytelling!  And she is going to teach us how to tell captivating stories that will foster connection, insight, empathy and trust. 

Karen is the curator + producer of Curiosity Summer Camp. She is going to issue our daily Micro Missions, show us how to make Montreal-style bagels, lead a Street Wisdom walkshop and teach a daily craft workshop. Save those toilet paper rolls!

Sumayyah is an artist who fell in love with Islamic patterns when she was traveling in Yemen in 2012. She is going to lead a workshop that explores the history of Islamic patterns (and their many influences) and teach us how to create an Islamic pattern design of our very own.  

Sara is a certified coach who helps people thrive in midlife. She is going to lead us through a series of exercises to identify, and work with, the saboteurs, or "should monsters" who show up when we're moving toward the things we really care about. 

Janice is the founder of the Eating with Elephants dinner event series and she is passionate about fostering deep conversation and connection. As part of the Camp closing ceremonies, Janice will guide us through a delicious Eating with Elephants meal experience.

Burak is a passionate tour guide and experience leader who loves sharing Turkish food, landscapes and culture. He will be leading an Art of Turkish Breakfast session that will introduce us to the delicious food and rituals associated with the morning meal in Turkey. 

Mimi is a Canadian Olympian who competed in the skeleton event in the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. She is going to guide us through a mindful movement session full of stretches and yoga postures that will help us connect to our mind, body and breath.  

Naljea is going to welcome us into her kitchen in Marrakesh and teach us how to make Moroccan tagine, a special type of Moroccan crepe called msemen, and a delicious Moroccan pastry called ghriba. We will enjoy it all with mint tea and tales of Moroccan family life.