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Monday's got The Stampeders tonight if you're into classic rock, plus free bingo if you want something low-key and weird.
The Stampeders are playing Algonquin Commons at 7:30pm—grab tickets if alt-rock is your thing.
Amble at Bronson Centre Friday and folk vibes Saturday, plus minor league hockey Sunday if you're into that.
Dirty Bingo at Observatory is legitimately free and the most fun you'll have Monday night.
The Stampeders tonight if you want live music, or hit up Arlo for wine and dinner instead.
Sunday's minor league hockey at TD Place is a solid family move, or hit a community centre for indoor activities.
It's 9°C and cloudy—not ideal for outdoor hangs, but a brisk walk still beats staying in.
Grab drinks at The Belmont or Ek Bar after work, or stay cozy with a thriller at home.
The Ottawa Senators beat San Jose 5-1 Saturday, with call-up Phil Tomasino involved in the Batherson goal and drawing praise in the press.
Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard wants Ontario to coordinate with Quebec as the two provinces weigh an end to clock changes.
Head coach Travis Green says both forwards are out three to four weeks, and the top nine is short-handed.
Ottawa's junior club lost its benchmark game while the Senators picked up their ninth October win.
Lucia Vaccaro's parents say a gene therapy trial was closed to her because of her age, and the one approved drug in Canada does not treat the root cause.
Read the feature →Owners of two new Ottawa spots in the Glebe and Hintonburg say the prices reflect real costs, and the food mostly backs them up.
After burning out at fine-dining restaurants, the Le Cordon Bleu graduate found balance at Around the Block and Market — while competing on Top Chef Canada.
Jenny and Philip Wang opened their Gladstone Avenue takeout in late July, outsourcing dim sum but making Shanghainese specialties in-house — particularly exceptional buns that rival the city's best.
The Montreal-based artist, 83, is exhibiting never-before-seen studio materials, paintings, sketches, and photographs spanning her career grappling with Holocaust trauma and the female body.
The virtuoso funk musician mesmerized the crowd Wednesday night on his Distracted AF Tour, blending jazz, R&B and psychedelic soul into a meticulously crafted yet playful sonic universe.
Creator Ana Onofrey drew on her own experience fleeing war to make a six-episode comedy about an immigrant actress rebuilding her life in Ottawa.
someone's crosswalk button on slater at bronson is facing the wrong way, which is a fun one to find out the hard way.
chill beats and art books with CPI at Fono on Bronson this Sunday, 5 to 8pm. no cover. same night ChromaQueer has stuff all afternoon and a John Waters night in the ballroom after.
post-halloween candy sales are the move now. someone on r/ottawa asked where to go and what to grab. the kids had their fun, adults get the leftovers.
anyone have a list of 2026 holiday bazaars and craft shows yet? someone's asking on r/ottawa and the comments are where it's at.
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