Festivals

Winter Jazz Fest will cover two weekends instead of one.

The one-day event will take place at Arts Court on December 4.

EUFF is an annual event taking place in November of each year to feature the best of present-day cinema produced in the European Union.

We are picking four lucky cinema lovers to enjoy the EUFF amazing film selection.

Ran out of movies on Netflix? Don’t worry, the Ottawa Canadian Film Festival has you covered. The festival features local films and can be streamed for a small fee. Here, Catherine Horsley highlights her top local picks.

The 2021 European Union Film Festival will release one or two new films every day from Nov. 12 to 28. All films will be available for 48 hours after their scheduled start date.

W(We), God, that’s funny, Unmatched, GOREgeous and Be/Loved are playing at Arts Court Theatre (2 Daly Ave) from Oct. 21-23, 2021.

Michael Kaeshammer, Florian Hoefner Trio, Chuck Copenance Group, and Matthew Stevens are playing Jazzfest’s fall series.

Logan and Juliana are playing at Arts Court Theatre (2 Daly Ave) from Oct. 14-16, 2021.

Leslie Feist (also known as just “Feist”) invites all music lovers to come and see her performance of her latest material, MULTITUDES, at the National Arts Centre. This communal production was organized to bring people together through music, and Feist invites the audience to either sit back or sing along.

Apt613 is pleased to announce the return of this year’s Fresh Meat Festival! Featuring 12 performances by local artists and theatre makers, the fest runs during the second half of October.

The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) is in full swing. After having watched 85 of the 150 films pressented at this year’s festival, Barbara Popel offers recommendations for some of her favourites.

That’s a wrap on the special fall edition of Bluesfest!

Ryland James, Barenaked Ladies, and Jann Arden brought music to Bluesfest’s stage at Lansdowne Park. The mini fall festival ends on Saturday night, Sept. 25.