Shenkman Arts Centre

Things have been hot here in Ottawa as of late, but the cool down is coming, just in time for the weekend. There is so much going on around town, so get out and enjoy yourself!

From June 6-8, audiences can enjoy the all-ages performance of Anne of Green Gables from the Ottawa School of Theatre (OST) at the Harold Shenkman Hall.

Canadian alt rock legend Bif Naked dropped in on Orleans last night, with a tour stop at the Shenkman Arts Centre.

Members of the Kinship Photography Collective invite you to rethink your relationship with the world around you in their latest exhibit, Correspondences, at the Shenkman Arts Centre until April 18, 2025. The exhibit is truly a product of community building in every sense of the word.

February — and Black history month — isn’t over yet! Check out these events happening in the next few weeks to celebrate:

If you just can’t get enough of all the holiday music ringing through the chilly air, there are still some holiday concerts to look forward to in the upcoming weeks to Christmas.

There’s no better way to kick off the weekend than by celebrating Ottawa’s amazing local arts and culture this Thursday at 613 Day.

The 12th annual New Year’s Eve Comedy Night at the Shenkman Arts Centre is fast approaching, and welcoming 2024 with laughter could be just the thing. Kimberly Lemaire caught up with Jenn Labelle, one of three great comedians who’ll be performing at Comedy Night, to talk about funny stuff, fitness, and following your passion.

We’re getting into the home stretch of the holidays and I hope everyone is having a great December with family and friends. There are lots of ideas here for you no matter if you’re celebrating with others, need to get gifts, or just want to check out all the great things this season has to offer.

Check out what’s happening in Ottawa this week!

‘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.

This weekend is jammed packed with activities so let’s dive right in.

The Ottawa School of Art’s Orleans Campus presents Deborah Koenker’s solo exhibition Neither Safe Nor Quiet: Trouble Came from March 26 to May 6.

Here’s what you can expect for December’s holiday markets and craft fairs.

Ottawa’s east end was treated to a heavy dose of CanCon on Friday night, as The Northern Pikes and The Pursuit of Happiness brought their Northern Happiness Tour to the Shenkman Arts Centre in Orleans.