Sights & Sounds

The inaugural Bicycle Ball—the first of many, hopes EnviroCentre—will be hosted in the beautiful Horticulture Building at Lansdowne Park on September 27th.

It’s the last weekend of summer and there are plenty of ways to get out and enjoy all that the city has to offer, plus a few events to get you ready for fall in the capital. All Weekend The Canada Army Run is taking over the Canadian War Museum this weekend. While the actual […]

It was the first show Apartment613 got to shoot inside the newly-renovated Bronson Centre Music Theatre.

The workshop features a live nude model, dead plants, and lo-fi hip hop or instrumental beats.

We went to see Lucy Dacus, Dawes, and The White Buffalo on closing day of CityFolk 2019.

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.

Apartment613 takes to the tunnels to interview folks riding Ottawa’s new LRT line.

Day at CityFolk 2019

Their 2019 album Le Mal is nominated for the annual Canadian music prize. Watch tonight as FET.NAT performs in the Gala lineup. A live stream starts at 8:45pm on CBC Music.

We connected with guitarist Steve Mazur on how things have been going with the band of late.

Just as the festival was hitting its stride, it’s already coming to an end, as the traditionally 5-day festival was shortened by a day for 2019.

Day 2 at CityFolk 2019

With Friday’s incredible triple-header rock bill behind us, it’s back to the eclectic mix that CityFolk is well known for. Folk? Check. R&B? Check. Indigenous hip-hop? Yup, check too.

Photos by Landon Entwistle (IG @landonspics)