Here’s a list of what’s playing at Ottawa’s independent cinemas for the second half of November.

This 1937-39 photo series featuring Ottawa intersections was shot by the Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau (CGMPB) on behalf of the Department of Public Works, which was assembling the compilation for Jacques Gréber, author of the infamous Gréber Plan that reshaped Ottawa.

This week, we had the pleasure of attending the Ottawa Art Gallery’s (OAG) opening reception for its new fall exhibitions.

It’s been 14 years since Ottawa-born, Brooklyn-based musician Peter Kiesewalter played his hometown, but he returns Dec. 3 with a new multimedia show, The Moth Project.

Soccer or holiday markets — that’s the offering this weekend in Ottawa, folks! Ok maybe there are a few other things on the go… read on for all the details and let us know what you’re getting up to in the comments! 

If you’re a fan of Sherlock Holmes, mysteries and/or comedies, check out Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery presented by the ITR Theatre Company from November 25-27 and December 2-4.

Dear Rouge have been making up for lost time in 2022. Ever since it’s become safe (okay, safer) to get together and enjoy live music again, the Vancouver-based married duo of Drew and Danielle McTaggart have been relentlessly touring, first with a handful of shows, including opening for Vance Joy in Toronto and Vancouver, as […]

Across Ottawa, on sidewalks, in parks, and next to buildings, are art museums hidden in plain sight. Most people don’t think of public art this way, which is why Apt613 is launching this Art Walks series to highlight outdoor art in the city. We begin with the sculptures on Elgin Street.

Apt613 has shared all we know about the many holiday craft fairs and markets happening this month— now we need to get ready for December!

Hosted by CKCU 93.1 FM’s Kim Valentine and Jumpin’ Joel Flash, the one-night event was like a revue of Ottawa r&b and funk acts, with solo performances and guest artists accompanying one another.

Ottawa’s Pony Girl celebrated the launch of ‘Enny One Wil Love You’, their first album release on Paper Bag Records.

Claude Munson launched his new Boxing Day EP in concert at the NAC Fourth Stage.

The Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC) is proud to announce the selected showcasing artists who will be performing during OMIC’s takeover of Jet Black Weekend on Saturday, November 26.