Jazzfest announces four fall concerts—Oct. 29 to 30
#ottmusic weekly: Andrew Cassara, L.J.P., One Pear, Huguette Lavigne, RyanGreenBlue added to the @apt613 playlist
Reader Poll: Where is Ottawa’s most linguistically diverse neighbourhood?
Kingston Road Trip: Visit Ontario’s oldest brewpub or newest craft breweries
Appel de candidatures: Stage en journalisme culturel avec Apt613 et Le Pressoir
Call for applications: Cultural journalism internship with Apt613 and Le Pressoir
#ottmusic weekly: D-Track, Sultans of String, Fen Racket, Mischa, Stoby and more added to the @apt613 playlist
Hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
Video of the Week: “Hold My Breath” by Lynne Hanson
“Hold My Breath” is a new single by local folk and roots singer songwriter Lynne Hanson. Check out the music video, which shows Lynne performing her song interspersed with archival family footage.
#ottmusic weekly: Renée Landry, KAR33M added to the @apt613 playlist
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Ottawa arts and culture jobs—October 2021
Every first Monday of the month, Apartment613 publishes the coolest #ottarts #ottjobs we hear about. All the best arts and culture gigs in our local network.
Meet the finalists for the 2021 Ottawa Book Awards
The 2021 Ottawa Book Awards celebrate 19 local authors who published works of English and French fiction and non-fiction in the last year.
GCTC announces their post-lockdown 2021-22 theatre season
After 20 long months, the Great Canadian Theatre Company announces their five-show 2021–22 season, along with a slate of additional programming.
#ottmusic weekly: DJ Unpier, Cindy Doire, Taming Sari, Timal Garnier added to the @apt613 playlist
Hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
Video of the Week: “HINKYPUNK” by FakeKnot
“HINKYPUNK” is a dance work that explores the ways that identity, iconography and popular culture overlap. The performance comes to Ottawa this fall.
Call for projects: Residencies at DAÏMÔN, an artist-run centre in Vieux-Hull
This fall, artist-run centre DAÏMÔN invites artists to “push the limits of their practice” by applying to their different residencies and programs.