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What’s Happening Ottawa provides the latest on theatre, music and outings for the entire family. Some shows sell out quickly, so be sure to look ahead at what’s happening in the coming weeks and get your tickets early.
It’s Race Weekend in Ottawa, but there’s plenty to do without having to get all tired and sweaty. Here’s a list of what’s happening at City facilities.
Harvest Power, Cumberland Heritage Village Museum, Sunday May 27
Chamberfest – John Dapaah
Jean Pigott Place, Ottawa City Hall
Thursday, May 24
Pianist John Dapaah will perform works by two of piano’s best-loved Romantic composers: Schubert and Chopin. Featuring pieces as familiar and fluid under his fingertips as water, Dapaah’s programme includes Chopin’s rippling and passionate Ballade No. 3 in A flat major.
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach
Centrepointe Theatres
May 24 to 27
A musical for the whole family to enjoy! When James is sent by his conniving aunts to chop down their old fruit tree, he discovers a magic potion that results in a tremendous peach and launches him into a fantastic journey.
Swirl and Twirl
Horticulture Building, Lansdowne
Thursday, May 24
Enjoy this major fundraising event for Ottawa’s queer community, friends and family. Delicious food, wine and beer to sample, along with some great entertainment a silent auction, and great company.
Jérémy Demay - Vivant
Shenkman Arts Centre
Thursday, May 24
With the same mix of offbeat and touching comedy that he is known for, this show is a veritable celebration of life: it deals with the choices we make, our identity, our emotions, our image, old age, sex and even death. He shares several aspects of life with us that make us feel alive as humans and he does it with a smile.
Sidewalk Astronomy
East Court, Lansdowne
Friday, May 25
Telescopes will be set up behind the Aberdeen Pavilion for free public use, courtesy of Speaking of Space. We'll be able to explore the Moon and maybe even Jupiter. We'll have also have some fun virtual reality experiences for some hands-on learning. Saturday May 26th will be the backup date if the weather doesn't cooperate.
Ottawa Fury FC vs Bethlehem Steel FC
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Friday, May 25
Ottawa Fury FC is the national capital’s only professional soccer club and plays teams from across North America in the United Soccer League. With an electric atmosphere created by the loudest and proudest supporters, the match day experience at TD Place is a must for any sports fan.
Dirty Dancing – The Classic Story
TD Place Arena, Lansdowne
Saturday, May 26
This unprecedented live experience, explodes with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensational dancing. Seen by millions across the globe, this timeless love story features and adaptation of the worldwide smash-hit film will continue dazzle you all over again.
REDBLACKS Fan Fest
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Sunday, May 27
Following a team scrimmage, fans will get the chance to take part in a variety of football drills on the field and meet their favourite players, members of the Cheer Team and Big Joe himself. The Family Fun Zone will also be open, offering fun games and activities for all ages.
Heritage Power
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum
Sunday, May 27
The popularization of new technologies like the refrigerator or the radio brought big changes to the home, farm, and field. Vintage Iron and Traditions of Eastern Ontario will take you on a journey through the major technological advancements of the 1920s and 30s as you explore the Museum.
Meet the Artists
Shenkman Arts Centre
Sunday, May 27
An invitation to satisfy your curiosity. What motivated the artist? How did they create their work? What was their vision? Will your perspective change? Enjoy casual conversations with featured artists in this ongoing series.
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It’s Race Weekend in Ottawa, but there’s plenty to do without having to get all tired and sweaty. Here’s a list of what’s happening at City facilities.
Harvest Power, Cumberland Heritage Village Museum, Sunday May 27
Chamberfest – John Dapaah
Jean Pigott Place, Ottawa City Hall
Thursday, May 24
Pianist John Dapaah will perform works by two of piano’s best-loved Romantic composers: Schubert and Chopin. Featuring pieces as familiar and fluid under his fingertips as water, Dapaah’s programme includes Chopin’s rippling and passionate Ballade No. 3 in A flat major.
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach
Centrepointe Theatres
May 24 to 27
A musical for the whole family to enjoy! When James is sent by his conniving aunts to chop down their old fruit tree, he discovers a magic potion that results in a tremendous peach and launches him into a fantastic journey.
Swirl and Twirl
Horticulture Building, Lansdowne
Thursday, May 24
Enjoy this major fundraising event for Ottawa’s queer community, friends and family. Delicious food, wine and beer to sample, along with some great entertainment a silent auction, and great company.
Jérémy Demay - Vivant
Shenkman Arts Centre
Thursday, May 24
With the same mix of offbeat and touching comedy that he is known for, this show is a veritable celebration of life: it deals with the choices we make, our identity, our emotions, our image, old age, sex and even death. He shares several aspects of life with us that make us feel alive as humans and he does it with a smile.
Sidewalk Astronomy
East Court, Lansdowne
Friday, May 25
Telescopes will be set up behind the Aberdeen Pavilion for free public use, courtesy of Speaking of Space. We'll be able to explore the Moon and maybe even Jupiter. We'll have also have some fun virtual reality experiences for some hands-on learning. Saturday May 26th will be the backup date if the weather doesn't cooperate.
Ottawa Fury FC vs Bethlehem Steel FC
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Friday, May 25
Ottawa Fury FC is the national capital’s only professional soccer club and plays teams from across North America in the United Soccer League. With an electric atmosphere created by the loudest and proudest supporters, the match day experience at TD Place is a must for any sports fan.
Dirty Dancing – The Classic Story
TD Place Arena, Lansdowne
Saturday, May 26
This unprecedented live experience, explodes with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensational dancing. Seen by millions across the globe, this timeless love story features and adaptation of the worldwide smash-hit film will continue dazzle you all over again.
REDBLACKS Fan Fest
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Sunday, May 27
Following a team scrimmage, fans will get the chance to take part in a variety of football drills on the field and meet their favourite players, members of the Cheer Team and Big Joe himself. The Family Fun Zone will also be open, offering fun games and activities for all ages.
Heritage Power
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum
Sunday, May 27
The popularization of new technologies like the refrigerator or the radio brought big changes to the home, farm, and field. Vintage Iron and Traditions of Eastern Ontario will take you on a journey through the major technological advancements of the 1920s and 30s as you explore the Museum.
Meet the Artists
Shenkman Arts Centre
Sunday, May 27
An invitation to satisfy your curiosity. What motivated the artist? How did they create their work? What was their vision? Will your perspective change? Enjoy casual conversations with featured artists in this ongoing series.
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