Along with a mention of what the Ottawa International Animation Festival has in store, the ByTowne and Mayfair have a myriad of films for us in the vault.
CityFolk finished off with a lively crowd last night at Lansdowne Park with performances from Tobi, Down With Webster, Cam Kahin, and more.
Unlike Bluesfest which can sometimes feel like a marathon, especially if you attempt to attend every single day, CityFolk’s short five day schedule always seems to go by in the blink of an eye, and the 2025 edition coming to a close tonight is no different.
CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the fourth day of the festival, with performances from The Pogues, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Catbite, and more.
A trio of different genres on the FASKEN Stage will complement the legendary Celtic punk on the Main Stage at CityFolk tonight.
CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the third day of the festival, with performances from Kaia Kater, James, The Devil Makes Three, and more.
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This past June however, a little powerhouse on Elgin Street celebrated its crystal anniversary. I’m of course referring to Town — the homey, cozy, funky little joint beloved by many Ottawa foodies.
CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the second day of the festival, with performances from Rum Ragged, Junkhouse, Indigo Girls, and more.
It’s looking like Mother Nature is going to go three for three on perfect weather days for the festival. And while there won’t be any rain to dampen spirits, a lack of meat just might (more on that below).
One of the standouts from last year’s CityFolk was Kitchener’s Softcult. The sibling duo made their debut opening for The Beaches and the number of festival goers who had their phones out searching who this band is surely means they made plenty of new fans that day. But who are Softcult?
