Photos from the first night of concerts at Ottawa Explosion Weekend.

Rip Hopkin’s Canada Canada exhibition is a display of 150 photos he took over the course of a year, with multiple visits to Canada and the Ottawa-Gatineau area. His photographs shows a variety of people, groups and activities.

The School of Photographic Arts held their annual year end exhibition, their last at their Dalhousie location before moving to a new building in Little Italy.

The Acorn performed Glory Hope Mountain to coincide with a 10th anniversary re-issue on Paper Bag Records.

Leif Vollebekk played a sold-out show at First Baptist United Church.

Art is Art, an exhibition in the Ottawa Art Gallery Annex at Ottawa City Hall, showcases the visual art of Canadian recording artists. Commissioned by The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS), JUNO Award Winners have created works of visual art that celebrate the creative connection between these two disciplinary fields.

Three time Juno nominee, Polaris long listed and ECMA winner Jenn Grant performed at the NAC Theatre with special guest Jenny Berkel.

Photos from the second night of Doldrums Festival at Club SAW

Photos from opening night of Doldrums Music Festival at Club SAW.

You probably already know Ming. He is a champion of music, art, and culture, and brings enthusiasm and fun wherever he goes (which, as it turns out, is a lot of places). At PDA Projects, A Wrinkle In Time pays tribute to a classic children’s book whose themes of displacement and the abuse of power are strikingly […]

You probably already know Ming. He is a champion of music, art, and culture, and brings enthusiasm and fun wherever he goes (which, as it turns out, is a lot of places). This week, Ming visited the opening of KANATA 150?, an exhibit at Studio Sixty Six, which showcases the work of seven emerging Indigenous artists reflecting […]

This week, Ming’s photos are from an opening party at the Ottawa Art Gallery for the new exhibition, Skate Fast, Die Punk by Ben Jensen and Imogen Reid.