Ottawa’s independent cinemas is kicking off with a great assortment of films released late in 2025. There are also several older films, including a special treat for the kids.

Laura and Samara spend their days as non-profit unicorns and fill every spare minute exploring the world of musical theatre as BFFs (that’s Broadway Friends Forever). Follow @bffs613 on Instagram and ...

After a busy holiday season, we've got a quieter weekend of activities. If you're ready to tackle 2026 head on, read on for some picks to get you out of the house this weekend.

Daguerreotypes’ James Samimi Farr talks new solo album, growing up in the Gatineau Hills and the realities of living life as an artist ...

CityFolk continued at Lansdowne Park last night for the third day of the festival, with performances from Morrissey, Kaia Kater, James, The Devil Makes Three, and more.

Next weekend’s Doors Open festival is Ottawa’s annual opportunity to explore a side of the city that is rarely available to the public. Doors Open Ottawa 2025 runs for two days and the list of ...

On International Women’s Day, my wife and I were talking about wines and spirits made by women. That conversation turned to the women shaping Ottawa’s beverage culture. I wish to place three on your ...

Last night, the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC) announced its winners for the sixth annual Capital Music Awards. Established in 2020, the Capital Music Awards are widely recognized as the ...

Since forming in 2022, Ottawa’s The Space Between has received praise from music publications and review writers. Crucial Rhythm called their debut self-titled EP “a powerful and exhilarating showcase ...

Sunday night at The Bronson played host to its second Pup show of the weekend, with night one selling out within weeks of the announcement. Night two was just as rowdy and just as full as the first.

The ByWard Market area is one of the busiest areas in the city, full of unique buildings and shops with cool features that often get lost in the shuffle. A little bit outside the Market, I went to ...

Nothing is as it seems, and no intentions are clear until it’s too late in Kanata Theatre’s mystery play, Deathtrap. Originally a black comedy film from 1982, we follow washed up playwright Sidney ...