Awesome Ottawa is giving two awards for December, one to Amanda Palmer and the Mechanicsville Community Association to support community gatherings for mental health, and one to Toni van Eeden to support a series of sensory-immersive live music shows using interconnected wireless headphones.
Ottawa Design Club’s most recent event, ‘Building Bridges’, was held at AXENÉO7, an artist-run centre in Gatineau. The event marked the launch of the club’s newest zine — also titled ‘Building Bridges’ — along with its first-ever art exhibit,
Illusionists Ted and Marion Outerbridge will return to the Ottawa Little Theatre from Jan. 2-5 with their family-friendly magic show, Mysteries of the Keyhole House. Perfect for ages 6 to 106, this show is an unforgettable way to welcome 2025.
United Way East Ontario is honouring Suzette Weekes with a Community Builder Award for her volunteerism, advocacy and dedication to mobilizing community initiatives.
Are you pink carpet ready? OAG will be painting the town pink at its annual art auction on May 16, 2024!
The Ottawa Art Gallery’s (OAG) new experiential film series fundraiser opens this weekend, with proceeds going to the gallery to keep admission free.
On Thursday, November 30, 2023, the Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) Board of Directors paid tribute to five exceptional visual artists from the Ottawa-Gatineau region.
August’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Julia Winterhalder and the Purple Sisters Youth Advisory to support SlutWalk Ottawa 2023.
Fae Johnstone is our newest Community Builder Award recipient thanks to the help of Capital Pride’s Toby Whitfield, and GenNext East Ontario.
July’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Tara Howlett, Victor Perez, and Jose Sandoval to support Latin dance at Lansdowne.
June’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Edouard Marava to support an epic box war.
Elizabeth Snyder becomes our newest Community Builder Award recipient thanks to the help of Smiths Falls Pride at their Gayla event in Lanark County.
May’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Harmony Eshkawkogan to support a community garden helping Indigenous youth connect to the land.
March’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Stephanie Plouffe to support her community art show for chronically ill and queer creatives.
The Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) just announced the much-anticipated list of Critics’ Choice artists for its 2023 Give to Get Art auction!
