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It’s a jammed pack long weekend so let’s get right to it!
COVID-19 cases are on the decline, vaccine rates are rising, and restrictions are easing in Ottawa. There is plenty to get out and enjoy this summer weekend in the city. From farmers’ markets, to vintage markets, live music, to art exhibits; there is a little something for everyone. Without further ado, here are the details on this weekend’s happenings.
Tune into the live concert series premiere via YouTube.
Tune into the live series premiere via YouTube on Friday, June 11 at 8pm.
Locally based musicians are eligible to submit original music for the City of Ottawa’s 3-1-1 phone lines.
We’ve arrived at yet another pandemic-style holiday weekend and things are…weird, to put it bluntly. While we may still be required to stay at home this Valentine’s/Family Day long weekend, there is plenty to do while staying safely away from others. Also, let’s not get too excited, but it would appear that the lockdown measures in Ottawa are reaching their end and the slow reopening of non-essential services is just around the corner, so that’s another thing to celebrate, along with an extra day off work.
Comforting music that warms your soul, heals your heart and feels like sitting in front of a fireplace wrapped in a fleece blanket. A hug in a song. Explore the gentle songs of 2020 from Ottawa’s singer-songwriters.
Two hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
Ottawa’s underground music festival is set to return, albeit in an entirely digital format.
100 per cent of Bandcamp purchases made today, June 5th, will go directly to the artists.
Here are some highlights from the last week on the blog and some things to look forward to this weekend.
Music from Ottawa; and happening in Ottawa. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
We ask Ottawa artists what two albums they’re listening to in self-isolation.