It looks like we have a warm, but wet, weekend in store for us here in Ottawa. While the weather may have you feeling a little grey, there are plenty of fun events going on around town that are sure to add a little brightness to an otherwise cloudy time.
The show is open to all ages.
The fifth annual Capital Music Awards will take place on May 16 at Bronson Centre Music Theatre.
Building-wide and site-specific, Pique’s spring edition, which takes over all of Arts Court, will feature 15 boundary-pushing artists, lectures, exhibitions, and dance parties. Tickets are now on sale.
The SCI_ART symposium—exploring convergence of science and art—is organized by multiple European embassies Ottawa is home to, hosted this year at the Ottawa Art Gallery and Club SAW on April 6-7.
NOBRO took Ottawa by storm with their show at Club SAW. See our photos.
Last summer we were introduced to Broadway Nights Ottawa and wanted to spread the word to Apt613 readers—and already Broadway Nights has outgrown their original space. With a new year, new venue, and new plans, we felt it was a great time to catch up with the creator, Emma Chin, to hear more about all the exciting things ahead.
Doors open at 7pm, with ambient artist Nick Schofield opening the night.
Quickly becoming a fixture on the Canadian touring scene, MONOWHALES are making another trip into town as the second-to-last stop on their North American tour that has taken them from coast to coast. Stephane Dubord caught up with the band ahead of their show at Club SAW this Friday.
As December unfolds, the year draws to a close with a sense of reflection and anticipation for the holiday season, encapsulating the spirit of festivity and year-end sentiments. The music scene in Ottawa mirrors this celebratory mood, offering a diverse array of genres to suit every taste – rock, folk, electronic, rap, and more. Explore […]
The Ottawa Independent Living Resource Centre (OILRC) hosts a benefit concert tonight at Club SAW featuring a lineup of four bands: Boy Vey, Fanclubwallet, F!TH, and Juno Award-nominated Bleeker.
The challenges of the pandemic saw Rodriguez and Savign of OKAN delve deeper into their emotions over the past three years when they were making their latest work, Okantomi.
Hannah Georgas brought her I’d Be Lying if I Said I Didn’t Care tour to Ottawa last night with a show at Club SAW. Mississauga singer-songwriter Ten Kills the Pack opened the show. Curtis Perry got some photos of the night.
Landon Entwistle checked out Just Ghoulin’ Around 2 at Club Saw on Friday night, featuring Scorpion King, Guest Room Status, Dart Trees, and Pretty Good.
Happy Pride Ottawa! One of the highlights of this weekend is the Capital Pride Parade on Sunday, but there are so many other incredible events happening throughout the weekend.
