Spring is in full swing, the long weekend is here and there’s so much to enjoy across the city. Let us know what you get up to!
All weekend
Need a break from the weather – head indoors and check out the great selection of films at Ottawa’s independent cinemas.
You can check out Ottawa Little Theatre’s production of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None onstage all weekend. Read all about it in our review!
The superb Elevator Theatre Company brings the raw and emotional, award-winning musical Next to Normal to The Gladstone Theatre until May 24.
The Tulip Festival is on with a ton of activities. Remember to try to take public transit and avoid the hassle of parking – it will be busy!
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If you’re looking for a few laughs, Kanata Theatre’s I hate Hamlet promises exactly that, and we previewed it for you just to be sure.
Thursday
Hintonburg Night Market is back for its third year, bringing together the best local artists, artisans, entrepreneurs, and food vendors.
Test your knowledge with Sitcom Showdown Trivia Night at The Bridge Public House.
Art Battle is back – watch as talented artists transform blank canvases into breathtaking masterpieces in just 20 electrifying minutes per round.
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Friday
Julie Stella, Annie Martel and Chase van Dusen bring some emo tunes to Live on Elgin.
Head to Overflow Brewing Company for some Green’d Eh – the awesome tribute band from Niagara Falls for all your fave Green Day hits.
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Saturday
It’s the All Things Bookish Market at the Parkdale Market where you can expect local authors, unique book-themed vendors, cozy atmospheres, and the perfect space to discover your next great read!
Pop over to Little Italy and Chinatown for their community garage sale.
Check out the electronic dub music daytime show in Hintonburg with a pretty legendary artist from the UK – Youngsta – with some great local openers. From 4 to 9 pm at Next Door Ottawa.
It’s Latin Rock Night (Noche de Rock Latino!) at Atomic Rooster with classic hits from the 90s and 2000s.
Desi Dhamaka – A Celebration of South Asian Arts & Culture takes place at the NAC in late afternoon/early evening for a celebration representing India, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan with live artistic performances, henna, live DJ, family activities and more.
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Sunday
Get your gardening on with Orleans Blooms plant sale at Orleans Town Centre.
Bring your kids to the Blackburn Community Association’s Kids and Youth Board Games and Brunch.
The Ottawa Black Jacks basketball team open their season on Sunday at TD Place against the Niagara River Lions.
Get your crooning on with A Century of Sinatra with Matt Dusk at the Casino de Lac-Leamy.
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