Interviews

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.

Liz Clarke is a 2019 Trailblazer Award winner, was shortlisted for the 2018 Impact HUB Ottawa Social Impact awards, just opened a social enterprise called Freedx, made a mixed-media documentary about being black at Bluesfest called Air Force Blacks … and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

Moving from Centretown to Little Italy was a tough decision for the duo, but one step inside the new store and you’ll feel the true experience they had been aiming for.

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.

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

Chef Jason McLelland wants to support families through offering free meals and free cooking classes.

Apt613’s day planner, Spotify playlist, and an interview with CHVRCHES’s Martin Doherty.

Otherworlds by Michael Benson is showing at the Canadian Museum of Nature until September 2, 2019

USS closed out the 2019 Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival at Mooney’s Bay Park.

If you were afraid that this “new” New Swears sound meant their live shows would be toned down, rest assured, they’re bringing all the energy and insanity that their concerts have become known for.

Opera doesn’t have to be figured as an elite art that only few can attend, but should rather be pivoted as a beautiful combination of costuming, classical music, and skilled singing.