
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
One of the busiest weekends for fall colours has come and gone, but there’s still plenty of beautiful foliage to see. Looking for something else to do? Read on as you won’t be-leaf how much is happening in town this weekend!
The Music of Danny Elfman captures Halloween season
Laura and Samara spend their days as non-profit unicorns and fill every spare minute exploring the world of musical theatre as BFFs (that’s Broadway Friends Forever). Follow @bffs613 on Instagram and Facebook. Ottawa Pops Orchestra has been a consistent go-to for highlighting the works of major artists and scores. Their newest production takes us into […]
Métis Playwright Tai Amy Grauman talks her play Where Have All The Buffalo Gone?
A love story at heart, Where Have All the Buffalo Gone? explores the magical journey between two Métis people and seven different periods of Métis history in Canada. This powerful and relevant piece will be performing at Meridian Theatres @ Centrepointe on Oct. 18, and it’s definitely something you don’t want to miss.
31 Years of Celebrating Folk: The Ontario Folk Music Awards Return to Ottawa
The Ontario Folk Music Awards and Folk Music Ontario Conference return to Ottawa to celebrate the best in folk that Ontario has to offer.
Iron Cabaret’s Angels & Demons gets wicked at The Gladstone
Spooky season is getting steamy as The Iron Cabaret returns with their Halloween tradition bringing audiences into the world of angels and demons. Aerialists, pole performers, burlesque and heels dancers will entice you with their incredible moves and a little devilish nod to the season.
Foodie Friday: The Elephant in the Room
Babar’s owners talk about new opportunities, the restaurant business, and their future on Somerset Street.
Gig Pick: Strange Advance, The Box, Images In Vogue at the Bronson — Oct. 10, 2025
We caught up with Drew Arnott from Strange Advance again ahead of this show, to chat about the last trip to Ottawa, the upcoming show, and what new surprises they may have in mind this time.
Review: NACO delivers Strauss’ last tone poem with unique artist
Unlike the Lang Lang concert earlier last week, the National Arts Centre Orchestra’s concert on Oct. 2 attracted less than a full house, but the experience was most rewarding all the same.
Album Review: Survivor Tree is a journey of heartbreak, redemption, and humour
Tony Turner’s fourth album, Survivor Tree, allows the voice of a confident singer-songwriter in his prime to emerge. We travel with Turner on a musical journey as he presents songs of heartbreak and hope, and loss and resilience, with humour illuminating the path.
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
The year continues to fly by and, somehow, we are already approaching mid-October! We are fortunate to have a long weekend of great weather ahead of us, so get out there and enjoy yourselves, folks!