Canadian War Museum

Cyprus–A Divided Island is a captivating new display celebrating going on from now until Jan. 31, 2025. It highlights the experiences of more than 30,000 Canadian soldiers who played an important role in maintaining peace on the island from 1964 to 1993.

The second annual Sound of Remembrance event is happening on Nov. 9 at the Canadian War Museum, and it’s going to be great! Headlining the concert portion of the evening is George Canyon. Also performing are Graham Trude and Jason Price.

“Outside the Lines” is a new exhibition at the Canadian War Museum, representing 70 works by 52 women artists from the last two centuries. After interviewing Stacey Barker, PhD. about the new temporary exhibition, we took a guided tour through the permanent collection. Lo and behold, there are important women artists represented here, too. This […]

Her art. Her battles. Her stories. The new exhibition “Outside the Lines” at the Canadian War Museum shines a light on two centuries of women’s art about war. Apt613 spoke with Stacey J. Barker, Ph.D., a historian of arts and military history, to learn more.

It always feel like we’ve made it to summer after hitting that first long weekend! This weekend, despite only last a couple shorts days, is jammed packed with events and activities. 

Another beautiful spring weekend is upon us! Whether you want to enjoy some live music or theatre, grab a drink, buy something local, or learn some new skills there’s plenty to choose from! All weekend The Spring Makers Market is taking place at the Merrickville Community Centre on Saturday and Sunday with 30 different makers […]

After a surprisingly warm start to November, we’ve got some cooler temperatures in the forecast for this weekend. The good news is that we’ve also got plenty of events lined up to keep you busy.

Spring is in the air, some mandates are dropping, and events are back in full force. However, just because the province has dropped a lot of mandates, still be sure to check with venues and events before going as many are still supporting mask-wearing and more. Safety first!

There are lots of ways to help support struggling businesses downtown — even if you don’t have money to order gift certificates or products with. Go to your favourite business’ social media and like, save, and share their posts to help spread the word. If you can support financially, don’t forget to check ahead if businesses are open and operating fully before heading down!

Check out a review of two exhibits at the Canadian War Museum. “Homage: The art of Elaine Goble” shows portraits featuring people who lived and served in the Second World War. “Forever Changed” takes us deeper into the experiences of those transformative years.

COVID-19 cases are on the decline, vaccine rates are rising, and restrictions are easing in Ottawa. There is plenty to get out and enjoy this summer weekend in the city. From farmers’ markets, to vintage markets, live music, to art exhibits; there is a little something for everyone. Without further ado, here are the details on this weekend’s happenings.

The best press photography from around the Globe is now on display at the Canadian War Museum—until August 15.

Whether you have a weekend of museum and patio hopping planned, or a quiet picnic in your neighbourhood park, stay safe, stay hydrated, support local businesses, and take a deep breath of that July air, friends. We’ve gotten this far together.  Let’s keep one another safe.

It seems like March has stumbled in like a lamb despite the cold temperatures, and while I have no real idea what that means, I do know that we are just one week closer to real Spring.