Greggory Clark
CaretakerGreggory is an NS expat and 'third-culture kid.' He is an award-winning musician, writer and producer. Now a resident of Ottawa-Gatineau for about 10 years. EN/FR. Neighbourhood: Vieux-Hull.
Asuquomo goes 20 or 20 with DOMINIONATED podcast host Mac Cameron
New dates for Winter Jazzfest—March 4 to 6
See new works at RESOLUTION 2021—online event Feb. 11
Winter festivals postponed by the new state of emergency
Oat Couture moves into the former Pressed Café on Gladstone
Takeout Talk: What are you ordering this weekend?
Postponed: 9 concerts streaming free in Winter Jazz Fest
Organizers of the Ottawa Winter Jazz Fest announced their 2021 lineup.
Mood Ring Vol. 2 interactive mixtape features Bucko, Melody McKiver, Orchidae and more
Get a vibe check with this stacked compilation of Ottawa-Hull and Canadian artists.
Do It For The Grain magazine goes to pwyc delivery model in lockdown
DIFTG is a non-profit publication with big goals. Before the lockdown, the zine’s volunteer team ran darkroom workshops and started fundraising to open a permanent space.
Photographer Jason Fournier captures moody street photos of Ottawa at night
#NightWalks613 is an ongoing photography series by Jason Fournier that documents Ottawa neighbourhoods at night during the course of 2020.
#Support613 Gift Guide: For local sports fans
Part 18 of our local holiday gift guide covers all the bases for Ottawa sports fans on your list.
#Support613 Gift Guide: For people who like to cook
Some people like to cook. Some people like to eat. Some like to do both!
Canada Council awards annual new music prize to Ottawa composer Kelly-Marie Murphy
Ottawa-based composer Kelly-Marie Murphy has been awarded the 2020 Jules Léger Prize for New Chamber Music. Her composition Coffee Will be Served in the Living Room, written in 2018, is a 10-minute piece for eight cellos.
Artpreneur 2020 to address disruption of the creative sector in Ottawa and beyond
Artpreneur 2020 is going virtual, with three days of talks, panels, and presentations on November 21, 23 and 25. It’s an annual conference presented by Arts Network Ottawa, Wallack’s, Invest Ottawa, and SHIFTER Agency that brings together local and national creative experts in the same room—err, Zoom call—with business leaders and entrepreneurs to help artists build their professional capacity.
Travel the world from your living room: Ottawa’s EU Film Festival—11.13.20 to 11.29.20
The Canadian Film Institute in Ottawa, EUFF Toronto, and The Cinematheque in Vancouver have joined forces to present the first-ever online edition of the European Union Film Festival in Canada.