Learning

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

Beginning this fall, participants in the DEL will set out on a year-long exploration of new ways for artists and arts organizations to thrive amidst the digital technologies overtaking our everyday lives

Carmen Rush will present her talk about Charles Messier during the next meeting of the Ottawa Centre of the RASC at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, Friday October 4th at 7:30pm.

The course runs from October 29th to December 3rd at Carleton University. Registration is now open.

Running between September and June, season six promises to continue to create spaces where Canadians and leaders in urbanism, design, sustainability, heritage and conservation collectively inspire the future of Canada’s Capital Region.

Registration for the fall sessions of Learning in Retirement opens on Thursday, August 8.

Several elements conspired towards this difficult decision, including the sudden collapse of Maker Media in June, the parent company behind Maker Faire’s brand.

This weekend’s Doors Open event is Ottawa’s annual opportunity to explore a side of the city that is rarely available to the public.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Some of the artifacts are too fragile to visit North America again.

This year, the cross-disciplinary arts conference is inviting folks from creative and entrepreneurial industries to converge on the problems facing Ottawa’s arts entrepreneurs today.

Apt613 highlights a few of the walks happening May 4–5, 2019.

The late spring session starts on April 29.

Apt613 reveals the shocking (and not-so-shocking) responses to our anonymous sex survey.

There’s no such thing as oversharing… Take Apt613’s Big O-Town Sex Survey.

The Canadiana Project features a series of short web documentaries, each one focusing on a specific story from Canada’s past.