Pulitzer Prize finalist and long-time climate and wildlife activist Lydia Millet will be discussing her anti-
memoir, We Loved It All: A Memory of Life, with poet Stephen Brockwell at the Ottawa International Writers Festival (OIWF) on Saturday, May 4, 2024.
Renowned climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann will discuss his new book, Our Fragile Moment: How Lessons from Earth’s Past Can Help Us Survive the Climate Crisis, at the Ottawa International Writers Festival (OIWF) on Saturday, May 4.
Osée Kamga, an Afro-Canadian writer who lives in Rockland has created a comical novel that many people in Ottawa can relate to because it revolves around second-language training in the federal government. He also tackles the downsides of the language-training process, government bureaucracy and politics, and the historical role that language has played in Canada.
The Snowsuit Fund Snowball is right around the corner, and Chef David Godsoe, Executive Chef at E18hteen gave us the inside scoop on what they will be serving up at the event, and some of his best hot takes on cusine and Ottawa’s food scene
It’s the contemporary art gallery we all know and love, but with a brand new team running the show. As of Jan. 1, 2024, Brendan de Montigny is taking over as the new director and owner of Studio Sixty Six.
Fans who have been waiting 24/7, 365 to see Elijah Woods on tour can rejoice: their favourite rising pop artist is coming to Ottawa’s Bronson Centre on Oct. 20.
Deborah Jackson is an Ottawa writer who transports readers off-planet. Enthralling page-turners, her multiple novels combine geology, biology and genetic engineering into a matrix worth exploring.
Ahead of the building-wide celebration on April 13, we spoke with Norman Takeuchi, the headlining artist behind the exhibition titled Retrospective opening at OAG on April 1.
NAC Dance welcomes renowned Canadian contemporary dancer Louise Lecavalier, as she brings her choreography Stations to the Babs Asper Theatre on the evenings of March 30 and 31.
With his contagious enthusiasm, artist-educator Abel Maxwell captures the attention and interest of students with his passion for music and the arts, while also conveying humanitarian values based on self-esteem, trust, critical thinking, and respect for others.
The immersive art experience King of Chlorophyll: Imago opens this season of Chamberfest, and will take place at the Just Food Community Farm, where visitors can listen to music while spendinfg time on the farm.
After launching in Montréal, Adventure City Games has expanded to Ottawa and creates unique experiences that allow you to explore a city using your smartphone. The adventures are billed as a mix of treasure hunt, walking tour, and escape room all enjoyed in the great outdoors.
On August 31, pop-punk band Set It Off will be in Ottawa for their Elsewhere tour. I was lucky enough ask vocalist Cody Carson about their music evolution, how COVID affected the trio’s music-making, and their latest album.
Foodsharing Ottawa is a volunteer-run organization that works with local businesses and grocery stores to arrange pick-ups and drop-offs of extra food for charities and people in need.
This year marks the 10th birthday of Hummingbird Chocolate! Started by two local entrepreneurs, the chocolate craft has grown from a tiny artisan production into a world-recognized, award-winning company.
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