Arts Court

Pique is back, hitting up Arts Court with its fall lineup on Sept. 27.

This September, Mirror Mountain will take place from Sept. 5-7 at ODD Box in Arts Court, located at 2 Daly Ave.

After what felt like a long stretch of gloomy days, this weekend looks like clear skies and sunshine – and there is a ton going on to celebrate this fine weekend weather.

With the return of some classic Ottawa events (hello Ribfest!), it feels like we’ve finally made it to summer in the city.

Pique is back for another round of bold, underground performances! On June 7, head to Arts Court (67 Nicholas St.) to experience Debaser’s boldest annual installment of the music and multi-arts festival series.

After a messy week, it looks like the weather will clear up just in time to enjoy the goings on this weekend. There is plenty to do around town, so get out and enjoy yourselves, folks!

Pique returns to Arts Court this weekend for this year’s spring edition, including an added day of programming with an International Women’s Day focus.

Will March be coming in like a lion or a lamb? We will find out this weekend either way! With the temps dropping again, we may return to our favourite winter activities, like mountain goating over downtown snow banks and skating on the canal. If you’d rather be indoorsy, we have you covered.

We’ve got lots of Winterlude activities happening on the Family Day weekend, plus some great music shows and festivals!

It looks like we are in for a mild February weekend and it couldn’t be better timing, as there is a ton of fun stuff going on outdoors this weekend. There is also plenty happening inside, for you indoor cats, as well.

The 2025 Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival took place this weekend from Jan. 30–Feb. 1. Performances from Yolande Laroche, Don Byron & Michael Occhipinti Quartet with Rich Brown & Jinu Isac, The 33z, Virginia MacDonald Quartet, Julian Selody For the Birds, Ben Wendel Duo with Dan Tepfer, Sarah Neufeld, Richard Reed Parry, Rebecca Foon, and Urban Science Brass Band finished off the festival Saturday night.

The Ottawa Winter Jazz Festival continued on Friday night with performances from Tara Kannangara, Don Byron solo, Hilario, Jocelyn Gould, and Nitroturtle.

On Thursday night, Caity Gyorgy and GEORGE took to the stage at the Winter Jazz Festival 2025 at the Arts Court.

Things kick off Thursday with JUNO-winning vocalist Caity Gyorgy (it’s pronounced “George”) and the supergroup GEORGE.

This cold snap has been great news for fans of winter activities!