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Members of the Ottawa theatre community have come together to produce a socially distanced virtual play called Behind the Beyond, available now for free on YouTube.

Thanks to the generosity of our readers and participating shops, Apt613’s silent fashion auction raised $325 for the Parkdale Food Centre.

Until Oct. 28, anyone can visit Engage Ottawa and participate by upvoting, building on, or adding ideas of their own.

The National Arts Centre is holding their annual Gala to support the NAC and the National Youth and Education Trust. This year’s 50th Anniversary Golden Gala will feature a number of guest performances in a showcase of Theatre, Dance, and Music, with special guest Sarah McLachlan.

The goal of the annual march is to move towards eliminating a culture of victim-blaming and sex-shaming in our society, as well as to empower and inspire survivors.

Fans can expect an intriguing setlist this weekend as The Beaches bring their brand of upbeat rock to an intimate stage at Neat Coffee Shop.

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.

An interview with The Glorious Sons (9:30pm headliners) and roundup of the unmissable shows on Day 3 of Bluesfest.

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour made its way to the Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday night.

Broadway Across Canada will bring four shows to Ottawa for their 2019/2020 season. You can still buy tickets to the two shows left this season, The King and I in March and Come From Away in August.

Be613, an Ottawa-based speaker and workshop series, is presenting their latest event on Friday June 22. BeEngaging will bring together three local creatives for a panel discussion about experimental marketing.

The wait is over, boys and ghouls – welcome to the most spooktacular weekend of the year, the one and only Halloweekend. This one is so full of things to do, it’s scary.

Manitoban thrash punk group Propagandhi toured through Ottawa in support of their seventh full length album, entitled Victory Lap. G.A.S. Drummers and Iron Chic opened the show to a nearly sold out crowd at the Bronson Centre.