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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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    Live from the Booth

    This summer, Sparks Street pulses with the energy of Ottawa's electronic music scene through Live from the Booth, a free outdoor concert series. Every Saturday evening, local DJs and electronic artists transform the pedestrian mall into a vibrant dance floor, offering music enthusiasts an energetic start to their weekends.

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    Capital Pop-Up Cinema

    Bringing families and friends together to experience classic movies under stars. This is a free event for all!

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    Wild Colour Weekends

    Discover Wild Colour, an immersive exhibition that reveals how colour shapes the natural world through communication, attraction, and survival. Featuring nearly 200 remarkable specimens, vibrant interactive environments, and captivating audio experiences, the exhibition invites visitors of all ages to explore the beauty and science behind nature’s most striking displays. Interactive experiences and interpretive activities offer  … Read more

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    Ottawa Serbian Festival

    The Ottawa Serbian Festival celebrates Serbian culture, music, and cuisine with a long weekend of joyful events. This year’s edition features four exciting sport tournaments alongside lively cultural celebrations, promising memorable experiences for all.

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    Horse Lovers’ Weekend

    Upper Canada Village is excited to welcome back its annual Horse Lovers’ Weekend. The event celebrates the special relationship with the noble Canadian Horse, first introduced to Canada in the 1600s (New France at the time). This well-attended three-day festival showcases riding, driving, and working horses with the help of Village Interpreters and a variety  … Read more

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