Sights & Sounds

The tour, a celebration of their 50th anniversary, will span across seven cities in five countries in Europe from May 10-26, 2019. The NAC Orchestra will tour with conductor Alexander Shelley and a number of guest musicians.

Ohio’s Beartooth headlined the night at the Bronson Centre, with Toronto’s Like Pacific and Australian band Hands Like Houses.

Who’s ready for a long weekend? Without further ado, here are some picks for your Easter weekend in Ottawa.

Tokyo Police Club is playing the Bronson Centre April 18, at 7pm, with support from Oshawa band Dizzy.

Barb Popel: “Dief the Chief… is Pierre Brault’s best work as a playwright.”

The National Arts Centre Orchestra presents their program of Ravel and Vivier on April 17 and 18 at the National Arts Centre.

Action Bronson made his way into town on Monday night for a show at Algonquin Commons Theatre.

Andrea Gibson is at the National Arts Centre Monday April 15, 2019.

The Canadian Museum of Nature is currently hosting Ikebana: Creating Art with Nature.

Don’t forget friends, April precipitation brings May flowers, so all this wet weather we’ve been getting will pay off in the long run.

Everyone’s favourite battle royale with jazz hands is here once again. Show Tune Showdown takes place on April 13 at Meridian Centrepointe Theatre.

Orville Peck plays The Dominion Tavern on Thursday, April 11.

The Tea Party will be playing their second show in as many months at Algonquin Commons Theatre tonight with Winnipeg’s The Proud Sons opening the show at 8pm.

Music plays a significant role in who we are in the dark, with a collaboration between Peggy Baker and musicians Sarah Neufeld and Jeremy Gara of Canadian band Arcade Fire.

If you’ve ever dared enter IKEA with a significant other or thought it would be “fun” to assemble furniture with someone—you’ve had this fight.