Lots of local bakers and goodie makers are offering special themed delicacies to make it special, so we have rounded up some of our favourites so you don’t miss out on the good stuff.
Just because the long weekend has passed doesn’t mean there isn’t a ton to do! Check out this packed list and let us know what you get up to! Something outdoors? Supporting local? Foodie-related? There’s something for everyone!
We’re nearing the end of August, but there’s still plenty of summer to be enjoyed.
Ottawa’s first Pride Night Market is coming to Parkdale Market on August 20. It’s a 2SLGBTQIA+ celebration where the community can gather and appreciate lovely performers, businesses, and one another.
Inspired by the Parkdale Night Market and Ottawa Markets, Little Jo Berry’s owner Josephine Masterson has another fun new experience for the 613: The Vegans Who Snack Festival, bringing about 40 local businesses together to celebrate community and snacking on June 3, 2022, from 5–9pm.
In their sixth year, Little Jo Berry’s (LJB) bakery is evolving again with a fresh batch of new ideas for Ottawa. Owner Josephine Masterson (the “Jo” of Little Jo Berry), co-creator of Bike Yeah, the upcoming Vegans Who Snack Food Festival, and monthly dinner pop-ups, where another caring business takes over their kitchen, is innovating once again with a new product line and shopping experience.
In this series, I’ve been writing about doing Urban Retail Walks through the winter of our pandemic discontent. This week I was going to tell you about a walk along the north part of Bank Street and across Sparks. But there seems to be something going on downtown, so we’ll leave that for another day. A walk down Richmond/Wellington in Westboro it is!
Whatever the weather may hold, your vaccine status may be, or your comfort level with the people-ly-ness of events, the nation’s capital has got a selection of food, tunes, arts, culture and activities for you this weekend!
If the tulips springing up around town are any indication then there’s some truth to the old saying that April showers bring May flowers.
Little Jo Berry’s has launched a podcast showcasing the people behind our favourite local shops and brands.
Well, we blinked and it’s September. That means two things: pumpkin spice and back to school.
June’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to the Young Arts Leaders Collective to support the inclusion of free art with takeout orders at local restaurants.
Sage donates her time to not-for-profits doing good work. Actively involved in bettering the city, she is an example of a community builder and an outstanding graphic designer.
There’s a lot of good food in Ottawa.
Little Jo Berry’s 3rd Birthday Party is happening this Friday at the Bronson Centre.
