[Updated] Ottawa arts and culture jobs—March 2021
Every first Monday of the month, Apartment613 publishes the coolest #ottarts #ottjobs we hear about.
Best of #APT613 this week
A collection of our favourite photos from the last week.
Theatre Review: My Funny Valentine by Lost Baggage Musical Theatre—until Feb. 27 online
My Funny Valentine is streamed on YouTube and done cabaret-style with individual, duet and small group performances presenting popular romantic comedy songs from your favourite shows.
Live Stream: Encore Ottawa Watch Party—Feb. 26 at 8pm
Tune into the live concert series premiere via YouTube.
IFFO reveals 2021 feature films program
It’s take two for IFFO, the International Film Festival of Ottawa, which could not launch as planned in March 2020.
Takeout Talk: What are you ordering this weekend?
In this weekly feature, Apt613 asks blog contributors and local figures about their takeout habits and highlights—to help you find new tasty treats to discover or revisit when you’re just OVER IT with making dinner.
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Interview: Jimmy Baptiste aims to build a sense of ownership and belonging through his art
Jimmy Baptiste is a father, youth educator/facilitator, graphic artist, curator, and muralist. With his unique approach to education, he aims to build a sense of ownership and belonging in schools and communities.
Awesome Ottawa: February award to support basketball and plants project for kids struggling during pandemic
February’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Alea de Castro to support a creative project for kids who are struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?
This weekend marks the end of the year’s shortest month, which has managed to feel like the longest. We’ve almost come full circle, as we approach a full year in this weird pandemic world. With restrictions eased, there are in person events on the docket this weekend, complemented by a variety of online events if you aren’t yet ready to get back out there. Without further ado, here’s the lowdown on what’s up this weekend in Ottawa.
Video of the Week: “Melodies” by MELO-T
“The song and video aim to express the idea that through music, one can embrace multiple layers of identity, freedom, culture, and diversity,” says Tumelo Ponalo, aka MELO-T.
