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Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Steven Lambke Toronto based is Sappyfest Inc. organizer & Suspended Kata List Productions on X @laughingatcommi


 

Sappyfest is an organization that runs a summer music festival in Sackville New Brunswick.. this group of organizers has been receiving government funding.. so what is Steven Lambke's real beef exactly with Kata List Productions..?  

See below for some of the government funding that Sappyfest has received over the more recent years - it has been running for approximately 20 years - co-founders were Julie Doiron, Jon Claytor, and Paul Henderson.. 

"Sappyfest 1" here:

Julie Doiron - Last Night (Sappyfest 1 - 2006)


the Instagram is here:

SAPPYFEST (@sappyfest) • Instagram photos and videos

and the official Facebook is here:

SappyFest | Sackville NB | Facebook

and the official website here:

About — Sappyfest


Julie Doiron and Steven Lambke are co-creators here:

You've Changed Records on X: "Julie Doiron - I Thought Of You is out today! Available now and everywhere on LP/CD/Digital formats. Love, friendship, and life, sung in Julie's magic voice and in her perfect songs. Listen now: https://t.co/1hun1yPN9i ❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/hDAVsQC3pr" / X


funding info at this link...  Grants and Contributions


$5,001.00

Apr 21, 2025

$30,000.00

Jul 30, 2021

$20,000.00

Aug 2, 2024

$9,000.00

Aug 2, 2024

$30,000.00

Oct 3, 2025

$6,000.00

Jul 30, 2021

$6,000.00

Aug 3, 2018

$4,891.00

Apr 22, 2024



$4,713.00

Apr 24, 2023











immigrationwatchcanada.org -- David Suzuki has also weighed in on mass immigration being bad for Canada .. imagine that? Apparently, mass immigration is not sustainable.. #ecosense #immigration #suzuki #canada [ 1million in 3 yrs is unsustainable ]



Sappyfest "Constantines" Steven.. a university-

loving guy..



August 3rd, 2014, Sackville, New Brunswick... here:





more here: CONSTANTINES






In 2020, Constantines digitally self-released charity single "Call Me Out" written in 2017 and recorded in 2018.[20] The song was not published on streaming platforms and instead was only made available as a purchasable Bandcamp download with 100% of its proceeds being donated to Black Lives Matter Toronto and the Unistʼotʼen Camp Legal Fund.[21]





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