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  • Cat Video Fest

    CatVideoFest returns to the ByTowne Cinema with a 70-minute, family-friendly reel of the internet’s best and newest cat videos. From original submissions to viral classics, this compilation is a celebration of feline fun — all while supporting local cats in need.

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    Comedy at the Carleton

    Enjoy an evening of local comedy in Hintonburg with a welcoming open mic that highlights emerging talent and fresh material. Featuring a rotating lineup of comedians, the event creates a relaxed and engaging atmosphere filled with laughter and community connection. With an approachable setting and a focus on local voices, it offers a fun and  … Read more

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    Comedy at the Carleton

    Enjoy an evening of local comedy in Hintonburg with a welcoming open mic that highlights emerging talent and fresh material. Featuring a rotating lineup of comedians, the event creates a relaxed and engaging atmosphere filled with laughter and community connection. With an approachable setting and a focus on local voices, it offers a fun and  … Read more

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    The Shop List at St. Laurent Centre

    The Shop List at St. Laurent Centre Discover your fall style with The Shop List, running September 16–30 alongside our Share It to Win It Contest for a chance to win a $1,000 shopping spree! ✨Visit the Rules and Regulations for more information about the contest. 📅 Event Hours Saturday, September 20 & Sunday, September  … Read more

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    Black history in Ottawa Streets

    Hop on a historic bus tour through the streets of Ottawa and uncover the vibrant tapestry of Black history in the capital and across Canada. Each stop shares stories of resilience, culture, and community.

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    Indigenous Walking Tours

    Explore downtown Ottawa through an Indigenous lens during these guided walking tours led by artist and educator Jaime Morse. Learn how monuments, art, and landscapes reflect the presence and histories of Indigenous Peoples in the city. Tours are offered in English and French, and designed to be accessible for all ages and abilities.

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