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Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire?

By Laura Gauthier on April 17, 2025

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I’ve seen little sprouts of green poking through the dead leaves and making it through the April snow we had, so it’s official, spring is here! It’s a great time to get out and enjoy some nice weather, local businesses and events with your friends and family!

All Weekend

Check out Anime Ottawa at the EY Centre from the 18th to the 20th with special events, autograph signings, panels, workshops, contests and special guests, including voice actors, cosplayers and musical performances.

Ottawa’s independent cinemas always have a great lineup – check out what’s on in the second half of April.

Through Saturday, check out the Canadian Improv Games Semi Finals and Finals at the NAC and get your laugh on!

 

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Thursday

Test your luck, and memory, with 80s Pop Culture Trivia Night at The Bridge Public House.

Orleans Brewing Co. is hosting its DJ Night at The Brewery.

Help House of TARG celebrate its 11th anniversary with a free-play party with 40+ pinball and video games, music, a charity raffle and more.

 

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Friday

Queers & Beers takes place at Queen St. Fare –  a chance for conversation and networking with a DJ taking you into the night.

ByTowne Cinema hosts Drunken Cinema with Scooby-Doo – your customized game card and glowstick is included!

 

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Saturday

Atlético Ottawa host their second home game of the new season against York United. Check out our season preview to get caught up!

The Lucky Ron Show continues its weekly Saturday run at Ottawa’s oldest bar – the Chateau Lafayette!

Emo Night Ottawa – Live Band Edition takes place at The 27 Club – be sure to grab tickets as it often sells out.

Head to LIVE! on Elgin for Songs for Spring featuring Isaac Baronikian, Mark Brownlee and Georgia Evans.

 

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Sunday

The Roots Movement Band hits up Atomic Rooster for an early evening show.

Have a family-style brunch at the Canadian Museum of History in the beautiful Panorama Café with a view of the Ottawa River.