Come see Nunavik in all its beauty through the eyes of Indigenous artists. Avataq Cultural Institute, in collaboration with the Canadian Museum of Nature, invited artists from across Québec’s Nunavik region to create artworks inspired by objects from Avataq’s collections. Nunavik includes 14 villages along the coasts of northern Québec.
This exhibition highlights a selection of works of art by First Nations and Métis artists from the Canada Council Art Bank collection. The Art Bank, which has proudly featured works by Indigenous artists since its inception in 1972, further supports the Canada Council’s commitment to public engagement and diversity.
In collaboration with the Sobey Art Foundation, the National Gallery of Canada is proud to present works by artists from across the country who have been shortlisted for this year's Sobey Art Award.
Step into a world where art and nature intertwine. Thirteen Canadian artists bring the concept of rewilding to life, highlighting the vital role that nature plays in our communities through their compelling works of art. Selected by a jury of esteemed Canadian artists and curated by Helen Gregory, Curator at the McIntosh Gallery at Western … Read more
Launched in 1999, the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts (GGArts) celebrate the exceptional careers of Canadian artists. Administered by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Awards are this country’s most prestigious distinction for the artists, curators and craftspeople who make up Canada’s vibrant visual and media arts community. Up to eight … Read more
Step into a tropical paradise where over 100 live butterflies glide through lush greenery. Marvel at stunning species such as the blue morpho, swallowtails, and monarchs as pupae from Costa Rica and the Philippines transform into these beautiful creatures.Bright clothing may attract butterflies, offering a chance to admire them up close. On-site science interpreters share … Read more
Step into a tropical paradise where over 100 live butterflies glide through lush greenery. Marvel at stunning species such as the blue morpho, swallowtails, and monarchs as pupae from Costa Rica and the Philippines transform into these beautiful creatures.Bright clothing may attract butterflies, offering a chance to admire them up close. On-site science interpreters share … Read more
Nana’s Jamaican Christmas Pudding is a beloved holiday delicacy passed down through generations, connecting family members to their heritage. Made with fruits soaked in rum, port, and sherry, and steamed for hours, the pudding is a symbol of love and tradition.Mary Anne, who now makes it in Canada, uses a mixing bowl and wooden spoon … Read more
Explore alternative perspectives on climate change and its impacts in The Air of the Now and Gone. This thought-provoking exhibition challenges pervasive narratives of crisis and despair, instead inviting visitors to experience emotions like humour, care, love, gratitude, wonder, and cooperation.Rejecting naïve optimism, the exhibition seeks radical engagement through video, installation, painting, and photography, offering … Read more
This exhibition brings together artists Kanna Anigbogu, Abdul Hamid Kanu Jr. and Don Kwan to explore memory, cultural history and the diasporic experience. Through black-and-white photography, digital art and mixed media inspired by family archives, the works reflect cultural resilience and personal narratives. Kanu captures Sierra-Leonean communities reconnecting with their heritage. Anigbogu uses Igbo motifs … Read more
Discover the legacy of the beaver, a Canadian icon for 50 years! From our nickels to national parks, the beaver is woven into Canadian life. Beaver Tales invites you to celebrate this industrious animal — Canada’s official symbol for half a century — during Winterlude.Explore the beaver’s fascinating story through interactive experiences highlighting its historical … Read more
This exhibition highlights Joyce Wieland’s influential exploration of Canadian identity and feminist themes through innovative prints and mixed media. Featuring her iconic “lipstick” and “lip-synch” series created after her return to Toronto, the show questions and redefines what it means to be Canadian.
This exhibition highlights Joyce Wieland’s influential exploration of Canadian identity and feminist themes through innovative prints and mixed media. Featuring her iconic “lipstick” and “lip-synch” series created after her return to Toronto, the show questions and redefines what it means to be Canadian.
The Witness Blanket, a travelling exhibition from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, features a full-scale photographic replica of Carey Newman’s original art installation honouring the resilience of Survivors of the Indian residential school system. Inspired by a woven blanket, the installation incorporates hundreds of items from residential schools, churches, cultural sites, and communities across … Read more
Spring is in the air at the Hints of Spring Art Show! Explore a vibrant mix of paintings, photography, sculpture, pottery, and more—available directly from the artists! With fresh creativity and unique finds, it’s the perfect place to welcome the season. Open Wednesday through Sunday—stop by and be inspired!
Wrongly convicted for the murder of his wife and her lover, banker Andy Dufresne is sentenced to life in the notorious Shawshank prison. With his life and hope at stake, Andy uses his talents and wits to navigate the harsh realities of prison life. Based on Stephen King's novella and immortalized in one of the … Read more
This March Break, dive right into the spectacular First World War camouflage style known as “Razzle Dazzle.” Drop in to the family activity centre in the Museum’s Lobby to create your own Razzle Dazzle ship!Also in the Lobby, uncover the stories of the Wrens (Women’s Royal Naval Service), who served in Canada during the Second … Read more
Get ready for an out-of-this-world March Break!Explore the wonders of space with hands-on activities like creating craters, piloting drones in our Drone Zone and crafting your own space-themed pop-up cards. Fun and discovery await the whole family!
Celebrate March Break at the museum with exciting activities for the whole family! Enjoy daily demonstrations featuring live animals and fascinating facts. Explore the wonders of maple syrup in the demonstration kitchen and sample delicious recipes. Plus, discover the versatility of eggs with tasty baked creations!
This March Break, enjoy an exciting blend of science and play. Explore a variety of fun experiments and activities that spark curiosity. Get creative at the giant cardboard play area and discover the amazing possibilities of this unique material. Check out the main stage for thrilling demonstrations, including explosive experiments, and meet special guests showcasing … Read more
Watch maple syrup being made and enjoy the results! Activities include sleigh rides, maple taffy and other food products, walking trails, campfires, tobogganing, maple spa products, and more!
Bring the kids for engaging crafts and free activities focused on currency and counterfeiting. Learn how to spot the differences and understand the fascinating world of money.
Go underground for an unforgettable March Break adventure. Explore Canada’s Cold War history in a four-storey bunker, take a guided tour, crack secret codes, create crafts and hunt for clues. Try to beat the escape room challenge. Fun for all ages — plus, free parking.
Grotto features a selection of artworks donated by Bill Staubi to the OAG in 2024, honoring his support for queer artists and Ottawa’s contemporary art scene. The exhibition explores themes of queer identity, community, and activism, inspired by Staubi’s iconic, personal grotto installation. This collection offers a powerful exploration of human connection.
Ottawa’s Wintertime Music Festival features an all-local lineup at a stunning art deco venue with a cozy vibe. From roots to rap, experience an eclectic mix of rising stars and headliners like Juno winner Angelique Francis and Americana queen Lynne Hanson. Purchase a single ticket or bundle shows for the best deal.
Join Tanger Outlets Ottawa for a fun-filled March Break! Enjoy a fantastic lineup for the whole family, including crafting, yoga, and dance fit to get you moving and grooving! Don't miss the grand finale on Friday—a meet & greet with Paw Patrol's Chase & Skye!
All aboard for miniature marvels! Watch tiny trains chug through stunning landscapes in Tracks and Trains: Railroads in Miniature. Built by the Ottawa Valley HOTRAK Club, this HO-scale display brings railways to life. Play "I Spy" and take a closer look at the small but mighty magic of railroads.
Stanley's invites you to experience a sweet slice of history at its 200 year old farm where they have been welcoming all since 1993. You can visit the heritage sugarshack to learn how Maple Syrup is made or hop on a tractor-drawn ride to see parts of the sugarbush not accessible on foot. Make sure … Read more
44.4 Mother/Artist Collective presents Don’t Worry, I’ll Only Show You the Good Parts, an intimate exploration of the ambitions, challenges, and realities of motherhood and artistry. Featuring 12 local artists, this thought-provoking exhibition opens April 17. Admission is free.
Get ready for the ultimate St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl in Ottawa. Visit 4+ top venues in ByWard Market, enjoy live DJs, exclusive drink specials and nonstop festive vibes. Dress in green, dance the night away and celebrate like never before. Do not miss this lively Irish celebration in the city.
Spend Friday evenings snowshoeing with an experienced Friends of Gatineau Park nature interpreter. Hiking in the moonlight, you will discover how animals survive winter!By moonlight, an experienced guide will show you one of four selected trails this winter.Your starting location will be sent to you in the confirmation email sent after registration.
This family friendly musical production celebrates all things Canadian! The two-hour show features famous characters singing Canadian hits, plus an optional Canadian meal. During Oh Canada Eh? Ottawa, you’ll see some of your favourite Canadian pop culture personalities, such as a Mountie, a Hockey Player, Anne of Green Gables and Klondike Kitty. They all … Read more
This is a vibrant and colourful Holi Celebration at Walter Baker Park in Stittsville! Get ready to experience the joy of this traditional Indian festival filled with music, dancing and of course, lots of colours. Whether you're a Holi enthusiast or just curious to learn more, this event is perfect for everyone. Bring your friends and family … Read more
Many similiar shows operate in Southern Ontario but the Ottawa Nostalgia & Collectible Show is the only major show of its kind in Eastern Ontario.More than 50 top dealers exhibit on over 100 tables packed with interesting, hard to find memorabilia. Dealers include Ed Locke, former appraiser from the Antique Roadshow, Ken Aubrey filmed with … Read more
From the heart of the land to the heart of the city! Connect with 85+ local vendors in the historic Aberdeen Pavilion every Sunday. Shop for the freshest seasonal produce, meat & dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, crafts, and more. Stop by the food court for lunch and enjoy the market musicians. Everything is authentic … Read more
Vierge, written by Rachel Mutombo and directed by Dian Marie Bridge, is a GCTC co-production with Black Theatre Workshop that delves into the lives of four Congolese-Canadian girls navigating faith, culture, and adolescence. Sixteen-year-old Divine’s only friend is Jesus until her family joins a new church, revealing complexities in the world around her. With heart … Read more
Let your soul shine as we travel throughout Africa and the Caribbean on an exciting journey through movement and dance. From traditional to modern Afro-Caribbean folklore-based movement, the Cultural Arts Studio will lead you through an energizing 45-minute group class designed for all levels. These weekly soul-inspiring and energizing sessions will connect your mind, body, … Read more
Singing, dancing, games, story time and more! Toddler Tuesdays are the perfect morning activity for children aged 18 months to five years and the parents/caregivers who love them! Join instructor Jesse Kahat in Peter A. Herrndorf Place for a fully interactive exploration of the performing arts through creative play.
Get ready to experience an intimate and interactive 90 minute magic and mentalism show with feats you never thought were possible; you don't just watch the show - you become a part of it! This presentation will highlight moments that are unexplainable and simply unbelievable! Michael presents mind-blowing mental feats, amazing visuals and devious deceptions blended … Read more
For the first time in history, the University Cup men's hockey championship will be held in Ottawa at The Arena at TD Place. Co-hosted with the University of Ottawa, the championship will take place from March 20–23, 2025, offering fans an exciting opportunity to witness top-tier university hockey in Canada’s capital.
From 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday nights, visitors to the National Gallery of Canada can enjoy seasonal refreshments and snacks to the sound of music by a local DJ. Visitors will also have an opportunity to participate in free art-making activities and themed tours. Admission is free! Free Thursday Nights presented by BMO.
A vibrant marketplace where you can shop for home-related products and services, experience stunning displays to help inspire your next home project, connect with industry experts, and enjoy informative presentations from renowned local and international home professionals.
Spend Friday evenings snowshoeing with an experienced Friends of Gatineau Park nature interpreter. Hiking in the moonlight, you will discover how animals survive winter!By moonlight, an experienced guide will show you one of four selected trails this winter.Your starting location will be sent to you in the confirmation email sent after registration.
Laugh out loud at In The Black: Ottawa Stand-Up Comedy! This one-night-only showcase celebrates Black joy and fresh comedic voices from across Canada. Hosted by Ottawa’s own Dawn Xanklin, it’s a must-see night of humor, culture, and connection.
Acclaimed Grammy-nominated and platinum-certified singer-songwriter Jelly Roll has announced his debut international headlining tour in Canada, The Beautifully Broken Great Northern Tour. Produced by Live Nation, the 12-city tour stops in Ottawa with special guests Josh Ross, Savannah Dexter, and Brabo Gator. The tour celebrates his album Beautifully Broken, which debuted October 11 at #1 … Read more
Join Devon Cole for an unforgettable evening of music as she takes the stage with her unique blend of earworm pop and feminist empowerment. Known for her viral remix of Blurred Lines and her powerful anthem for Love is Blind star Deepti Vempati, Devon's rise to fame has been nothing short of spectacular.Her 2021 alt-pop … Read more
Create a dazzling Caribbean-inspired costume with feathers, jewels, and vibrant accessories at the Canadian Children’s Museum! Then, join a lively parade filled with music and joy. A hands-on, fun-filled experience for all ages! English: 10 a.m. | French: 11 a.m. | Parade: 11:45 a.m. Included with admission.
Experience a vibrant evening of live music, dance, and art celebrating cultural exchange and unity! Enjoy stunning photography, painting, and craft exhibits, plus performances that bring diverse stories to life. Presented in English, French, and Farsi. Join the celebration!
A two-day sale with 120 booths of toys, artisans, video games, trading cards, and entertainment. Check out the gaming zone with arcade machines, racing simulator, virtual reality, game tournaments, and more!
Step back in time and explore a 1920s and 1930s village with a museum interpreter as your host. As you step inside each heritage building on the tour, actors from Vintage Stock Theatre will bring local tall tales and folk stories to life.A perfect way to spend a cozy winter day with friends and family! … Read more
Select a beautiful hand-crafted pottery bowl, then choose your favourite soup and breads from some of Ottawa’s best restaurants and bakeries for a delicious take-home meal.
Stanley's invites you to experience a sweet slice of history at its 200 year old farm where they have been welcoming all since 1993. You can visit the heritage sugarshack to learn how Maple Syrup is made or hop on a tractor-drawn ride to see parts of the sugarbush not accessible on foot. Make sure … Read more
The not-for-profit 613flea is a humongous once a month marketplace held in the historic Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa. The free to attend event features an exciting (and ever-changing!) lineup of over 140 vendors who offer eclectic goods, hand made treasures, vintage finds and one-of-a-kinds. Makers and bakers, artists and artisans, antiques and … Read more
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats confirm a series of brand-new tour dates for the second and third leg of their first arena tour. The tour celebrates Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats’ fourth full-length studio album, South of Here, out now. The smash single “Heartless” from the album hit #1 at Mediabase Triple A … Read more
Celebrate 40 years of the City of Ottawa Public Art Program at Coalescence: Selections from the City of Ottawa Art Collection. Explore 40 stunning reproductions featuring a variety of media, styles, and subjects.Free admission. Wheelchair accessible. Open during O-Train Line 1 operation hours.Image: Katherine Takpannie, Pushing Through (from the series Our Women and Girls are … Read more
Capital Sessions and the NAC are bringing you a series of free community house dance workshops. It's family and beginner-friendly. The DJ plays deep soulful house music from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and the dancer leads two 30-minute workshops at 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. You can just dance, learn or listen and vibe … Read more
Explore over 85 local vendors year-round at Lansdowne Park every Sunday.Ottawa Farmers’ Market is a producer-only organization that features vendors from within 100 kilometres of the city of Ottawa. The market is a great place to buy the freshest local products the season has to offer directly from the people who produce them, meet friends, … Read more
From the heart of the land to the heart of the city! Connect with 85+ local vendors in the historic Aberdeen Pavilion every Sunday. Shop for the freshest seasonal produce, meat & dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, crafts, and more. Stop by the food court for lunch and enjoy the market musicians. Everything is authentic … Read more
Let your soul shine as we travel throughout Africa and the Caribbean on an exciting journey through movement and dance. From traditional to modern Afro-Caribbean folklore-based movement, the Cultural Arts Studio will lead you through an energizing 45-minute group class designed for all levels. These weekly soul-inspiring and energizing sessions will connect your mind, body, … Read more
Singing, dancing, games, story time and more! Toddler Tuesdays are the perfect morning activity for children aged 18 months to five years and the parents/caregivers who love them! Join instructor Jesse Kahat in Peter A. Herrndorf Place for a fully interactive exploration of the performing arts through creative play.
Supporting local is not just a trendy buzzword — it’s become a necessity. That’s why the launch of Ottawa Made is more timely than ever. It’s local people (the incomparable Caroline Phillips (https://www.linkedin.com/in/caroline-phillips-38b47511) and Sam Laprade, CFRE) writing about local inventors, both scientific and artistic, in a book published by Ron Corbett of Ottawa Press … Read more
Unwind at Yoga Under the Stars at the Aquatopia Water Garden Conservatory. Enjoy a 60-minute yoga session led by Navjit Kaur in a tranquil tropical water garden oasis. Relax, restore, and revitalize in a glass-enclosed retreat featuring cascading waterfalls.Savour a light vegan snack, expertly crafted by the executive chef.
Join L'Harmonie des saisons at Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre for a soulful Lenten journey through the music of Bach & Buxtehude. Experience German Baroque masterpieces, including Bach’s Cantata BWV 4, in a reflection-filled program with stunning vocals and powerful emotion.
Live music experts, wedding enthusiasts and party starters—Supersonic Hearts Band is a premium 3 to 14-piece band specializing in high-energy music for festivals, weddings, corporate events and private functions. They infuse every event with energy and fun and pride themselves on filling dance floors.
From 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday nights, visitors to the National Gallery of Canada can enjoy seasonal refreshments and snacks to the sound of music by a local DJ. Visitors will also have an opportunity to participate in free art-making activities and themed tours. Admission is free! Free Thursday Nights presented by BMO.
Under the guidance of Indigenous artist and educator, Ashley Clark, craft your own dreamcatcher in a 2-3 hour session. The materials will be provided; you bring the inspiration. Dive into Indigenous artistry, learn about the resilience of Indigenous communities throughout history and be part of a hands-on experience that bridges cultures. With Bougie Birch, it's … Read more
Get ready for an electrifying night at Stand Your Ground (pt. 2)—the season debut of Pieces of Us. Experience bold bars, undeniable bravado, and hard-hitting beats as rising hip-hop talent takes the stage. Do not miss this high-energy showcase of pure artistry and self-expression.
Formed in 2014 by lead singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Forrest Eaglespeaker and his partner Nevada Freistadt, who provides vocal harmonies and compositions, The North Sound is coming to the NAC with songs from their upcoming new album. Be among the first to hear it live!True to the traditions of Forrest’s heritage, The North Sound was … Read more
Get ready for A Mid-Semester Fever Dream, a comedic fairy tale where two students, lost in a magical forest, chase a wish-granting flower. Packed with humor, fantasy, and heart, this student-created musical reimagines classic storytelling with a fresh, whimsical twist!
Spend Friday evenings snowshoeing with an experienced Friends of Gatineau Park nature interpreter. Hiking in the moonlight, you will discover how animals survive winter!By moonlight, an experienced guide will show you one of four selected trails this winter.Your starting location will be sent to you in the confirmation email sent after registration.
Born in Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Brent Butt discovered early that being funny was a good way to get attention. Brent honed his comedy in school and at the age of 20 moved to the city to pursue a career in stand-up. Within months he was headlining top clubs in Toronto, and within a couple years he … Read more
Experience powerful stories at the Ottawa Black Film Festival (OBFF)! Celebrating Black voices in cinema, OBFF showcases must-see films from around the world while sparking meaningful conversations. Discover, connect, and be inspired at this celebration of culture, creativity, and storytelling!
Plan the wedding of your dreams with this event that allows you to connect with vendors, photographers, planners, and more! Gather new inspiration for your décor, hairstyle, or ideal wedding cake through samples and presentations. Come ready to learn, meet new friendly faces, and have a blast while you plan your perfect day!
Stanley's invites you to experience a sweet slice of history at its 200 year old farm where they have been welcoming all since 1993. You can visit the heritage sugarshack to learn how Maple Syrup is made or hop on a tractor-drawn ride to see parts of the sugarbush not accessible on foot. Make sure … Read more
The Vanier Sugar Festival celebrates its 40th anniversary this year!Come get your maple fix at the Sugar Festival! Flagship event of the Museopark's public programming, the Vanier Sugar Festival celebrates the sugaring-off season, while giving you a chance to renew with the traditions of artisanal maple syrup production. This gourmet and cultural event brings together … Read more
Get Ready for the 2025 Canadian Ringette Championships! From March 30 to April 5, 2025, Ottawa will host this prestigious event, where the best women ringette athletes from across Canada will compete for national glory! Key Event Details: 150 games featuring 49 teams and over 800 athletes. Games will take place in various divisions: U16AA, … Read more
Explore over 85 local vendors year-round at Lansdowne Park every Sunday.Ottawa Farmers’ Market is a producer-only organization that features vendors from within 100 kilometres of the city of Ottawa. The market is a great place to buy the freshest local products the season has to offer directly from the people who produce them, meet friends, … Read more
From the heart of the land to the heart of the city! Connect with 85+ local vendors in the historic Aberdeen Pavilion every Sunday. Shop for the freshest seasonal produce, meat & dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, crafts, and more. Stop by the food court for lunch and enjoy the market musicians. Everything is authentic … Read more
Enjoy a lively showcase at the first-ever CKCU’s Got Talent. CKCU personalities take the stage to sing, play, dance, rhyme, and even juggle. Experience an evening of entertainment with snacks, door prizes, and an unforgettable lineup of performers. Join this celebration of local talent.
Visit the NAC on Mondays for French story time with Luana! Toddlers are invited to delight in tales that will sweep them away on journeys through magical worlds where they will meet enchanting characters. All accompanied by crafts and games. Free admission!
Let your soul shine as we travel throughout Africa and the Caribbean on an exciting journey through movement and dance. From traditional to modern Afro-Caribbean folklore-based movement, the Cultural Arts Studio will lead you through an energizing 45-minute group class designed for all levels. These weekly soul-inspiring and energizing sessions will connect your mind, body, … Read more
Singing, dancing, games, story time and more! Toddler Tuesdays are the perfect morning activity for children aged 18 months to five years and the parents/caregivers who love them! Join instructor Jesse Kahat in Peter A. Herrndorf Place for a fully interactive exploration of the performing arts through creative play.
One night in 1981, as Jamie is closing his bar, a last-minute customer offers him and his girlfriend Abby a thousand dollars each to have a drink with him. As they share stories and Jamie reflects on the crossroads in his life—both musically and romantically—the couple begins to sense that this older man is unusually … Read more
Trident Moon is a searing tale of families torn apart by religious violence, and women and children forced to summon unknown strengths in their quest for survival. Multi-award-winning playwright Anusree Roy paints a stark picture of India’s partition, thrusting us into its raw and ruthless aftermath. The result is an achingly beautiful story which unflinchingly … Read more
New quartet Sissoko Segal Parisien Peirani presents "Les Égarés", an album recorded by two virtuoso duos (Sissoko-Segal and Peirani-Parisien), who for years have excelled in the art of cross-fertilising sounds and transcending genres.
Experience the Outaouais Film Festival, a vibrant celebration of national and international auteur cinema! Enjoy 100+ screenings of feature films, shorts, animations, and documentaries from around the world.
Visit over 150 of Canada’s best artists, artisans and designers with innovative displays and contemporary designs at this handmade marketplace. Plus, attend this in-person event to meet and learn from Canada’s makers and creatives from across country.
If it was a material, it would be a metallic velvet; the texture both bouncy and rough; the movement somewhere between a silk-lifting breeze and the ripple caused by skip stones on a lake. While Zaho de Sagazan’s voice has a peculiar character to it, it soon seeps in as something familiar and powerfully intimate. … Read more
Dance until midnight while DJs fill the castle with awesome sound! Meet artists throughout the galleries. Discover four floors of world-class museum exhibitions. Thought-provoking, interactive, immersive, social—an exciting and different kind of museum experience!
Experience the passion of Atlético Ottawa, where grit meets glory on the pitch. As Ottawa’s Canadian Premier League team, they bring the energy, heart, and determination of their parent club, Atlético de Madrid. With a focus on developing local talent and delivering thrilling matches, they embody the city’s hardworking spirit and love for the beautiful … Read more
Enjoy pancake breakfasts, sugarbush trails, sugar-making demonstrations, taffy on snow, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and more throughout the province of Ontario.
Stanley's invites you to experience a sweet slice of history at its 200 year old farm where they have been welcoming all since 1993. You can visit the heritage sugarshack to learn how Maple Syrup is made or hop on a tractor-drawn ride to see parts of the sugarbush not accessible on foot. Make sure … Read more
Join over 5,000 Ottawa parents and families to play, learn and explore! There will be 100 leading local parenting exhibitors, covering toddlers to the teenage years!
Tamales are a ubiquitous food in Latin America, made with a corn, rice, or plantain based dough, though the flavours and fillings vary by country. The Latin American community in Ottawa is bringing together as many regional varieties as possible under one roof for this festival!
Explore over 85 local vendors year-round at Lansdowne Park every Sunday.Ottawa Farmers’ Market is a producer-only organization that features vendors from within 100 kilometres of the city of Ottawa. The market is a great place to buy the freshest local products the season has to offer directly from the people who produce them, meet friends, … Read more
From the heart of the land to the heart of the city! Connect with 85+ local vendors in the historic Aberdeen Pavilion every Sunday. Shop for the freshest seasonal produce, meat & dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, crafts, and more. Stop by the food court for lunch and enjoy the market musicians. Everything is authentic … Read more
Celebrate National Tartan Day on Parliament Hill with lively music and dance! Enjoy a free noon-hour show featuring the Sons of Scotland Pipe Band, talented dancers, and special guests. Don your tartan and join the fun at this vibrant celebration of Scottish heritage!
MEUTE, the revolutionary techno marching band, is bringing their electrifying energy to Ottawa. They will be showcasing their new album EMPOR alongside their iconic reworks of techno classics.