Megaphono

Day 2 of MEGAPHONO’s virtual concert series starts out with Jane Inc., Lia Kloud, and Akeem Oh on the bill.

And that’s a wrap on MEGAPHONO VI!

MEGAPHONO’s virtual concert series continues.

Ottawa’s Lonely Boy, Bucko Art Machine, and Leith Ross are first up in MEGAPHONO’s virtual showcase.

The music showcase festival and conference is returning from hiatus to produce a sixth edition from May 25–26, 2021.

This week in the Future of Ottawa series, we’re taking a deep dive into Ottawa’s art scene—what it’s like now and where it’s headed. Read on for a guest post from Marisa Gallemit on visual art in Ottawa.

Black Squirrel Books will be taking over the space to operate a satellite event venue.

This year, the cross-disciplinary arts conference is inviting folks from creative and entrepreneurial industries to converge on the problems facing Ottawa’s arts entrepreneurs today.

MEGAPHONO is a celebration of our region’s top musicians.

Keynes Woods will be playing the Megaphono closing party at Babylon on Saturday night, alongside FOXTROTT, Garçons and Lex Leosis.

February may be a short month, but the weekends are making up for lost time by being chock full of fun things to do.

A staggered schedule, the close concentration of venues, and short set-times are meant to make seeing bands easy. MEGAPHONO unfolds from February 7–9, 2019.

The Ottawa music scene is undergoing a slow revolution to more clearly and firmly establish itself as a place where misfits of all kinds—not just the white, cisgender, straight ones—can feel safe and welcome.

Local, volunteer-run organization Girls+ Rock Ottawa has organized a Gig Planning 101 workshop in partnership with local women-powered show production organization Debaser. The workshop will take place May 27.

The three day music showcase festival has now come to an end! Look to @apt613 on IG for more snaps.