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Between nostalgic rock shows, vintage car shows and fascinating programming at City museums, you can travel back in time over and over again during Father’s Day weekend.
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.
Vintage Car Show, Billings Estate National Historic Site, Sunday, June 17
Legends Show
Shenkman Arts Centre
Wednesday, June 13
Centrepointe Theatres
Thursday, June 14
Accompanied by the Rockin’ Royals Band, this show will feature incredible tributes to Buddy Holly (Zachary Stevenson), Elvis (Dean Z), Motown (The Tonettes), and Music Hits from the 50s and 60s (Pete Paquette).
Ottawa Indian Film Festival Awards
Aberdeen Square, Lansdowne
June 13 to 16
This special event will showcase Indian films, support Indian filmmakers, recognize various performers and business executives, and promote the diverse perspectives of the Indian diaspora.
Stargazing
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Friday, June 15
Could you navigate using only familiar landmarks in the night sky? Learn more about early navigation on the Ottawa River and explore the basics of astronomy with a guide from #popscope. (Dependent on weather and circumstances). Lantern-lit tours of the manor house are available on request.
Ottawa Beer Fest
Aberdeen Pavilion, Lansdowne
June 15 to 16
Whether you are new to the world of craft beer, or a return visitor, we’ve got you covered for a great time!
Father’s Day BBQ: From Grain to Glass
Fairfields Heritage House
Saturday, June 16
Bring the family to a Father’s Day community barbecue. Explore the history of beer and how it is made. Taste wort (unfermented beer), learn about the various kiln levels of barley, and smell different strains of hops. Brian Gunther, a silver and bronze medal winner in Beau’s 2017 brewing competition, will share his knowledge on beer production.
Vintage Car Show
Billings Estate National Historic Site
Sunday, June 17
Celebrate Father’s Day in style at our Vintage Car Show. Check out the antique cars on display from local exhibitors and don’t miss out on viewing the Billings’ 1959 Cadillac Sedan de Ville! Enjoy a guided tour of the museum and explore our latest exhibition — City in Motion. Kids can take up our scavenger hunt challenge and our compass building activity is sure to be fun for the whole family!
Polish Day in Ottawa
Horticulture Building, Lansdowne
Sunday, June 17
Come dance mazurka or polonaise, listen to jazz concerts, learn about the achievements of Polish astrophysicists and Polish-Canadian engineers, and admire Polish porcelain and ceramics. Everyone is welcome to this free and friendly event.
‘Pop’ Culture
Cumberland Village Heritage Museum
Sunday, June 17
The 1920s and 1930s saw more and more popular culture products hit the market for mass consumption. Widely accessible mass communication technologies like radio and movies meant popular culture became an influential part of people’s daily lives. Learn to dance the Charleston and the Foxtrot, print your own newspaper advertisement, and more! From silent films and the Group of Seven, to mail order catalogs and frozen meals, experience what was new and popular in the era.
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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.
Vintage Car Show, Billings Estate National Historic Site, Sunday, June 17
Legends Show
Shenkman Arts Centre
Wednesday, June 13
Centrepointe Theatres
Thursday, June 14
Accompanied by the Rockin’ Royals Band, this show will feature incredible tributes to Buddy Holly (Zachary Stevenson), Elvis (Dean Z), Motown (The Tonettes), and Music Hits from the 50s and 60s (Pete Paquette).
Ottawa Indian Film Festival Awards
Aberdeen Square, Lansdowne
June 13 to 16
This special event will showcase Indian films, support Indian filmmakers, recognize various performers and business executives, and promote the diverse perspectives of the Indian diaspora.
Stargazing
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Friday, June 15
Could you navigate using only familiar landmarks in the night sky? Learn more about early navigation on the Ottawa River and explore the basics of astronomy with a guide from #popscope. (Dependent on weather and circumstances). Lantern-lit tours of the manor house are available on request.
Ottawa Beer Fest
Aberdeen Pavilion, Lansdowne
June 15 to 16
Whether you are new to the world of craft beer, or a return visitor, we’ve got you covered for a great time!
Father’s Day BBQ: From Grain to Glass
Fairfields Heritage House
Saturday, June 16
Bring the family to a Father’s Day community barbecue. Explore the history of beer and how it is made. Taste wort (unfermented beer), learn about the various kiln levels of barley, and smell different strains of hops. Brian Gunther, a silver and bronze medal winner in Beau’s 2017 brewing competition, will share his knowledge on beer production.
Vintage Car Show
Billings Estate National Historic Site
Sunday, June 17
Celebrate Father’s Day in style at our Vintage Car Show. Check out the antique cars on display from local exhibitors and don’t miss out on viewing the Billings’ 1959 Cadillac Sedan de Ville! Enjoy a guided tour of the museum and explore our latest exhibition — City in Motion. Kids can take up our scavenger hunt challenge and our compass building activity is sure to be fun for the whole family!
Polish Day in Ottawa
Horticulture Building, Lansdowne
Sunday, June 17
Come dance mazurka or polonaise, listen to jazz concerts, learn about the achievements of Polish astrophysicists and Polish-Canadian engineers, and admire Polish porcelain and ceramics. Everyone is welcome to this free and friendly event.
‘Pop’ Culture
Cumberland Village Heritage Museum
Sunday, June 17
The 1920s and 1930s saw more and more popular culture products hit the market for mass consumption. Widely accessible mass communication technologies like radio and movies meant popular culture became an influential part of people’s daily lives. Learn to dance the Charleston and the Foxtrot, print your own newspaper advertisement, and more! From silent films and the Group of Seven, to mail order catalogs and frozen meals, experience what was new and popular in the era.
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