2025 SASKATCHEWAN'S MULTI-ARTS CONFERENCE

Arts in Action: Empowering Educators, Inspiring Learners

October 31 - November 1, 2025

@ University of Regina, Regina, SK

Dr. Matthew Arau

Internationally renowned speaker, author, and conductor, Dr. Matthew Arau helps people shatter limiting beliefs, unlock their full potential, and orchestrate their lives in alignment with their values and vision.

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Book Signing

Clinicians

We are thrilled to introduce this year's esteemed clinicians for the 2025 Saskatchewan Multi-Arts Conference! A diverse group of talented professionals, they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience across various artistic disciplines. From acclaimed artists to innovative educators, each clinician is dedicated to inspiring and nurturing creativity in all participants. Get ready to learn from the best as they share their insights, techniques, and passion for the arts at this year’s conference!

Call for Presenters: Submit Your Application for the 2026 Conference

Traci Foster (she/her/they/them)

Traci Foster is a Crip artist, somatic practitioner, and theatre maker whose work explores the intersection of awareness, intuition, and action within the body. Her trauma-informed approach to facilitation is rooted in a lifelong journey to reclaim....

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Nick Godsoe (he/him)

Nick Godsoe is the Director of Programs & Education at MusiCounts, Canada’s music education charity associated with the JUNO Awards. For the past seven years, Nick has led the strategic development and delivery of all MusiCounts....

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Dr. Leah McGray (she/her)

A dynamic conductor of both wind band and orchestral ensembles, Leah McGray is currently the Conductor of the Wind Orchestra at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada....

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Melissa Hynd & Pam Sawatzky

Melissa Hynd is an Elementary Music Specialist and Kindergarten Teacher with over 20 years of classroom experience. Pam Sawatzky is an Early Years and Literacy Consultant with over 30 years of experience in early childhood education.

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Emma Cameron (they/she)

Emma Cameron is a Certified Music Therapist (MTA) living and working on Treaty 4 territory. Emma has a deep commitment to accessibility, Emma collaborates with a wide range of people through both clinical and community-based music therapy....

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Matthew Arau (he/him)

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Jenn Treble (she/her)

Jenn Treble, a music and English teacher at Esquimalt High School in Greater Victoria, blends over 20 years of experience in band, choir, strings, and Indigenous drumming with a passion for culturally responsive education.

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Chet-Yeng Loong (she/her)

A Malaysian Chinese educator certified in Kodály and Orff Schulwerk, is a past president of the Hawai‘i Orff Chapter and an international presenter in music education.

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Jewel Casselman (she/her)

A passionate music educator with over 35 years of experience, is a JUNO Award-winning teacher who remains active as a clinician, choir director, and Orff instructor, and continues to share her love of music through national and international presentations.

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Gena Pretty-Norbury (she/her)

Gena is a dynamic music educator and Kodály advocate with over three decades of teaching experience, who leads national and provincial music organizations and founded the Con Brio Music Program to bring accessible, community-based music education to families in Ontario.

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Tradeshow & Sponsorship

The Tradeshow area for the conference will take place in the RIC Atrium and RIC Corridor at the University of Regina. Located in the Research and Innovation Centre (RIC), part of the RIC Education Building. The RIC Corridor includes the lobby outside Room 120, which houses the Protective Services main reception. Protective Services operates 24/7, and the corridor is a high-traffic area commonly used for events and information displays.

Early Bird Deadline: September 1, 2025
Final Deadline for Tradeshow and Sponsorship Booking: September 30, 2025

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Accommodations

Attending the Saskatchewan Multi-Arts Conference in Regina? We’ve got great accommodation options to make your stay comfortable and convenient!

Stay on Campus at the University of Regina

Take advantage of our exclusive offer to stay right on campus in the University of Regina Residences — just steps away from all conference activities!

Book with the Atlas° Hotel Regina conveniently located

As one of the best hotels in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada! just five minutes from the University of Regina.

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