The eighth annual festival presents an impressive program of Indigenous film and media arts, allowing independent artists to show their best works that examine Indigenous issues and topics in Algonquin Territory and around the world.
The festival was founded from a desire to see more women and non-binary artists on local stages.
And just like that, it’s August! Welcome to another exciting long weekend. Read on for some of our picks.
The world’s largest chamber music festival runs from July 25 to August 8 in Ottawa.
Outside of the annual festival, which runs from July 25 to August 8 this summer, Chamberfest presents year-round concert programming.
Photos of America, Francesco Yates, Backstreet Boys and more from the closing day of Bluesfest 2019.
Some of the biggest names in hip-hop took the main stage at Bluesfest on Saturday night.
The final day of Bluesfest 2019 is here.
The heaviest night of Bluesfest saw bands such as Alexisonfire, TPain, The Offspring, The Dirty Nil and more.
HOPE Volleyball Summerfest is hosting Elijah Woods X Jamie Fine, The Beaches and Hollerado. Read on for an interview with Hollerado frontman Menno Versteeg.
HOPE Volleyball Summerfest is hosting Elijah Woods X Jamie Fine, The Beaches and Hollerado. Read on for an interview with The Beaches.
As usual, Saturdays are chock-full of artists, both local and beyond, with the prime focus on some of the biggest names in hip-hop history on the main stage.
Photos of Kane Brown, Shakey Graves, Murda Beatz and more from Day 7 of Bluesfest.
Day 8: What a day it’s going to be. Rock fans get a triple bill on the City Stage, and local indie rock collective Loon Choir will be making their long-awaited return to Bluesfest after six years.
Photos of Logic, Ziggy Alberts, Garçons and more from Day 6 of Bluesfest.
