Lansdowne Park

It’s hard to believe that this weekend marks the beginning of March! With warm temperatures and plenty to do, it’s time to celebrate its arrival and get out on the town.

‘Tis the season for boughs of holly… and markets! It may only be November, but there are already plenty of holiday markets and craft fairs bringing in some joy around the city. Continuing our tradition from last year, we’ve put together a top-stop list for all your merry needs this holiday season.

Lil Tjay made his way to TD Place on Monday night as part of his Beat the Odds Tour.

Whenever someone tells you Ottawa is a boring government town, tell them I said they clearly never had to put together a Weekend Roundup. I am constantly baffled by the amount of things going on across the capital – and people’s ability to somehow miss them! Tell your friends – send them to Apartment 613. […]

Wall Candy NOIR offers Ottawa art connoissuers a chance to purchase high-end art at Lansdowne this weekend.

See photos from the second night of CityFolk’s second weekend.

Stephane Dubord covers all the acts coming to CityFolk Weekend 2.

Stephane Dubord gives the lowdown on week #1 of the ever-popular CityFolk, now bigger than ever.

In this series of Urban Retail Walks articles, Bruce Burwell has been highlighting great winter walks where the sidewalks will be clear and the scenery will be engaging. This week, he’ll tramp the sidewalks of the Glebe and Old Ottawa South down Bank Street from the Queensway to the Rideau River.

This weekend marks the end of November and, with December quickly approaching, the holiday season has begun. While you could keep yourself as busy as Santa on Christmas Eve with all the craft fairs and holiday markets this weekend, there are a few other great things happening here in Ottawa that you won’t want to miss out on either.

That’s a wrap on the special fall edition of Bluesfest!

Bluesfest is presenting outdoor concerts at Lansdowne Park from Sept. 23 to 25. Kicking off the weekend, the Thursday night lineup includes performances from rising singer-songwriter Lauryn Macfarlane, Oji-Cree multi-instrumentalist Aysanabee, indie rock band Tokyo Police Club, and Montreal-based Half Moon Run.