
Ottawa Experimental Music works to shine a light on experimental musicians

#ottmusic weekly: Marie-Clo, General Malaise added to the @apt613 playlist

Call for nominations: Ottawa Arts Council Awards—deadline 02.12.21

Creative Sunday: Dear 2011 José-Antonio

Creative Sunday: The Solstice Engine

Takeout Talk: What are you ordering this weekend?
Vanier Type: Alan Neal interviews the photographer crew
Three photographers from Vanier are working with Apt613 to document the history of their community in a new photo series. This week on CBC Radio, they had the chance to speak with All in a Day host Alan Neal about their #VanierType work.
What’s the average cost of rent in Ottawa? Recent analysis of Kijiji ads says it’s pretty darn high
How much would it cost to rent Apartment613?
Video of the Week: OAG demontrates how to make a plasticine drawing
Plasticine, the squishy plastic modelling clay every toddler knows and loves, can be employed to make art that looks similar to an oil painting done with a palette knife.
Winter festivals postponed by the new state of emergency
Winter Jazz Fest has been postponed until further notice and the Undercurrents Festival has pushed its dates to March.
Skating gets the O.K. at Ottawa’s outdoor rinks
Thanks to a big volunteer effort, many of Ottawa’s outdoor rinks are opening this month. Check out the available rinks and current safety regulations.
#ottmusic weekly: Karter Zaher, Church of Trees added to the @apt613 playlist
Two hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
Live Stream: NAC Orchestra lunch breaks resume 01.18.21
These are delightful snippets of music to brighten your day!
Takeout Talk: What are you ordering this weekend?
In this weekly feature, Apt613 asks blog contributors and local figures about their takeout habits and highlights—to help you find new tasty treats to discover or revisit when you’re just OVER IT with making dinner. This week, some of Apt613’s regular contributors share their latest recs and weekend food plans.
Bicycle Film Festival returns, virtually, for its 20th anniversary tour
Despite cinemas being shut, Bicycle Film Festival is returning with a virtual festival program of short films specifically curated for Ottawa and available for screening online from January 15–24.