Touring Hintonburg, François Levesque highlights the comings and goings of new stores in the neighbourhood.

First launched in 2012, the Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival is back with in-person programming this year!

This year marks the 10th birthday of Hummingbird Chocolate! Started by two local entrepreneurs, the chocolate craft has grown from a tiny artisan production into a world-recognized, award-winning company.

The ByTowne and the Mayfair have a bunch of dandy new films and a slew of film classics. Film reviewer Barbara Popel was particularly struck by how many superb actors you’ll have a chance to see!

The beloved brunch spot near Parc Moussette and the Ottawa River will close forever after this weekend.

Foodsharing Ottawa is a volunteer-run organization that works with local businesses and grocery stores to arrange pick-ups and drop-offs of extra food for charities and people in need.

Family-owned to this day, Saunders Farm works tirelessly to bring new entertainment to adults and kids alike year-round, always adding more fun experiences. Case in point, this year marks the first anniversary of Saunders Cider!

Vivid, floral murals are popping up all over Ottawa. Local artist Emilie Darlington is responsible for these gentle, breathtaking, nature-themed pieces. Darlington’s discovery of murals occurred during her Fine Arts education: “While in school, my canvases became increasingly large, and soon after graduating I discovered my interest in murals and public art. I’ve been hooked […]

Ballets Jazz Montréal (BJM) returns to the National Arts Centre with their triple bill Essence on August 11 and 12. The show, a compilation of three pieces by female choreographers, is a representation of the company’s past, present, and future.

Here is a list of dance studios in the Ottawa/Gatineau region. Whether you need a place to sign your kid up for classes or you want to keep yourself active, there are several options for you to check out.

BFFs: “Make sure to pack your tissues because Dear Evan Hansen is an emotional roller coaster ride and will have you holding on tight from beginning to end.”

Partnering with Ottawa Riverkeeper, Mia Kelly has pledged to donate all proceeds from Bandcamp to fund initiatives to preserve Kitchissippi.