Daria hails from Ottawa and recently graduated from the journalism program at Carleton University. A creative soul at heart, you can find Daria painting, taking photos, or listening to one of her 90 playlists on any given day (when she’s not writing). Please send hiking trail recommendations.
As the weather gets colder, you may look for a way to bring a little life back into your step. Well, look no further: the 14th edition of Ottawa’s signature underground art party, Pique, is back on Sept. 28 at the Arts Court.
Filmmaker and journalist Nickie Shobeiry says she is proud to have a “bumpy Persian nose,” despite growing up insecure about it in rural England. Her most recent short documentary, “Good Nose,” celebrates just that.
Art in the Neighbourhood is presenting their third annual Spring Art Festival on May 11 at the Canterbury Recreation Complex. The event is part of a semi-annual tradition that started in 2016 and is hosted every spring and fall.
Ottawa book lovers rejoice! The Ottawa Indie Bookstore Crawl returns this year on April 26-28 for its second iteration after last year’s big success.
If there’s one thing Michelle Thrush wants you to know, it’s to live life to the fullest. This message shines through her one-woman show, Inner Elder, as she recalls key moments of her life growing up as a Cree woman. Inner Elder ran at the National Arts Centre from April 11-13.
The Ottawa Grassroots Festival has announced the full lineup of artists coming to Irene’s Pub and the First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa from April 25-28.
Nature Nocturne returned for the 2024 season in full force April 5 with an Eclipse theme.
Studio Space Ottawa has officially expanded their ability to support local artists, thanks to a $102,500 grant from the provincial government’s Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF).
While the St. Paddy’s Day parade is a no-go for the fifth year in a row, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate in green this year in Ottawa!
Join the Ottawa Art Gallery this Saturday, Feb. 11 to welcome its newest exhibit, Visions and Views, with a day full of activities and discussion.
As part of its world tour, the Banff Mountain Film Festival is coming to Ottawa’s ByTowne Cinema this weekend, with screenings on Jan. 28, 29, and 30. Catch the best in cinema about the mountains, skiing, hiking, caving, and general lifestyle.
Women of the Fur Trade is a must-see production that will leave you thinking about time, place, and belonging. With all its themes of love, land rights, and pop culture, this is a play that is hard to forget.
Sometimes, observing nature can be so awe-inspiring that it leaves a lasting impression. This sense of awe is what artist David Lidbetter communicates with his exhibit, Impressions, on display at the Wall Space Gallery from Nov. 10 to Dec. 2.
It’s the contemporary art gallery we all know and love, but with a brand new team running the show. As of Jan. 1, 2024, Brendan de Montigny is taking over as the new director and owner of Studio Sixty Six.
Fans who have been waiting 24/7, 365 to see Elijah Woods on tour can rejoice: their favourite rising pop artist is coming to Ottawa’s Bronson Centre on Oct. 20.
