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Ottawa 67’s
Enjoy affordable, family-friendly junior men’s hockey games at TD Place Arena at Lansdowne, in the lively downtown Glebe neighbourhood. Founded in 1967, Canada’s Centennial year, the Ottawa 67’s of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) always provide competitive and fun action on the ice. Players aged 16 to 21 compete to wow crowds of loyal fans—and, … Read more
Capital Sessions
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
Geeking Out For The Holidays
Experience a one-of-a-kind shopping event that’s sure to delight every GEEK and GEEK-at-heart on your holiday list!
All aboard Santa’s holiday train
All aboard Santa’s Holiday Train! Celebrate the season with the Bytown Railway Society aboard a vintage train car, where visitors can meet Santa and take a cherished photo. Complete the visit with a festive ride on the holiday caboose around the museum grounds. This magical experience is offered on a first-come, first-served basis—be sure not … Read more
Lansdowne Farmers’ Market
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
Explore tracks and trains: railroads in miniature
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.