Sights & Sounds

Multitude, Solitude: The Photographs of Dave Heath is a retrospective of a troubled street photographer considered by many to be one of the greatest of his generation.

Travis Facette: “It’s a phenomenal, hilarious show… that you shouldn’t be scared of it.”

Jennifer Cavanagh: “Strong performances from Rainville, MacDonald and Rose are magnetic…”

Ending the night with a 3 song encore, Marianas Trench reminded Ottawa why they are still one of the biggest Canadian pop rock acts.

Who says big bands never stop in Ottawa? Finnish metal legends Children of Bodom were at Bronson Centre Theatre this weekend.

We don’t want to spoil anything for future audiences, but we will say to make sure to sharpen up your Quidditch skills.

There’s a lot to take in from the recent announcement of more than 100 shows.

Beginning with simple coffee and snacks, the café has now expanded with coffee expert Stevie Pan at the helm. Black Squirrel now holds a liquor licence and their menu is expanding with a new kitchen in place.

Whether you’re celebrating Pi Day or St Patrick’s Day, this is a great weekend to round up some friends and have a good time.

Judith Hill is headlining opening night on Friday, June 21.

Working with Eminem, Kendrick, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Lil’ Wayne and many more, Tech N9ne has a catalogue of hits spanning back to 1997.

Calling all Ottawa-area musicians, bands, singer-songwriters and music makers!

Sister Act plays at Meridian Centrepointe Theatres until March 17.

“We have come to know this series as a great way to hear songs you love in an experience that totally envelopes you and introduces you to songs you may have not known before.”