Kimchi has seen a rise in popularity in recent years. Now Ottawans have a new source for fresh, authentic, locally handmade kimchi. Dr. Yoon, a retired Korean professor of nursing who moved to Ottawa from South Korea in 2018, has launched her own line of kimchi products.
Fans came out in large numbers to pack Club SAW and were treated to a wonderful night of beautiful music by dreampop band Dizzy.
NAC Dance returns to the stage for their 2021–22 season with four incredible programs this year. Cathy Levy, Executive Producer of NAC Dance, talks about this new season and how they are ensuring it will be safe and exciting.
If you’d rather wait til December 1 to get into the holiday mood, there are plenty of other options this weekend.
Ottawa author Mark Frutkin was drawn to write about the Baroque Italian artist Caravaggio (1571-1610) because he was intrigued with the parallels between the artist’s artwork and life. “It was definitely this dark and light aspect that fascinated me,” explains Frutkin. “Caravaggio’s character was so reflected in his artwork. He was brilliant and creative. But […]
The new Gold Bonds video is an eerie sci-fi.
The story of Pinball & Pierogies is roused follows Ottawa’s beloved live music venue, House of TARG, through the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s a well-directed short feature by Sammy J. Lewis, and the attention to detail and compelling narrative make it a great watch.
On Nov. 17, 2021, the Canada Council for the Arts will reveal the 2021 finalists in the Governor General’s Literary Awards (GGBooks). 70 books have been chosen as the best for publishing for this year, and these 14 winners will be announced on ggbooks.ca.
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The one-day event will take place at Arts Court on December 4.
