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Summertime is no time to stay inside and hide. There is a lot going on in Ottawa this summer, including:
Rama Lotus Yoga, Ottawa City Hall
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. Here is a sampling of what’s happening this week.
Movie Night on the Great Lawn – Wonder
Great Lawn, Lansdowne
Wednesday, July 4
Based on the New York Times bestseller, Wonder tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters 5th grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and settle in for a family friendly movie. In case of rain the movies are shown inside the Aberdeen Pavilion.
Summer Series: Oto-Wa Taiko
Shenkman Arts Centre
Thursday, July 5
Oto-Wa Taiko has been bringing the dynamic sights and sounds of Japanese drumming (taiko) to public and private audiences in Ottawa since 1989. Oto-Wa Taiko also conducts general interest taiko workshops for any one interested in experiencing taiko first-hand, and runs taiko training classes for potential new performers.
Can You Dig It?
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Friday, July 6
Did you know Pinhey’s Point is an active archeological site? There is still much to survey, excavate, and discover. This interactive children’s program will introduce participants to archeology. They’ll explore actual archeological digs, learn about handling uncovered items, and get their hands dirty in a practice excavation pit.
Joe Avati – 20/20 Vision
20th Anniversary World Tour
Centrepointe Theatres
Saturday, July 7
Along with his new, hilarious observations of the Italian way of life, Joe asks the audience before the show to request, via social media , their favourite classic Joe Avati routines so no two shows are ever the same.
RedBull Reign
Skating Court, Lansdowne
Saturday, July 7
Red Bull Reign is the ultimate 3-on-3 basketball tournament testing a team’s endurance, skills, teamwork and ability to own their court while trying to accumulate the most points possible to outlast their opponents.
Heritage Gardening
Billings Estate National Historic Site
Saturdays in July and August
Complement your museum experience with a drop-in visit to the heritage garden. Costumed interpreters will provide context on the harsh realities of early Canada subsistence farming and how the Billings became some of the most successful farmers in the area.
Ottawa Fury FC vs Pittsburgh Riverhounds
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Sunday, July 8
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.
Lansdowne Summer Arts Showcase:Big Soul Project
Aberdeen Square, Lansdowne
Sunday, July 8
During the Ottawa Farmers’ Market, come enjoy Ottawa’s largest community choir, whose 150 members share songs of hope, love and peace to promote a sense of joy and empowerment.
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- Free Summer Activities at City Hall
- Regular programming at City museums, day and night, for kids and adults, including the City in Motion exhibit
- Free lunchtime concerts every Thursday at Shenkman Arts Centre
- Free Movie Nights at Lansdowne
- Lansdowne Summer Arts Showcase
Rama Lotus Yoga, Ottawa City Hall
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. Here is a sampling of what’s happening this week.
Movie Night on the Great Lawn – Wonder
Great Lawn, Lansdowne
Wednesday, July 4
Based on the New York Times bestseller, Wonder tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences who enters 5th grade, attending a mainstream elementary school for the first time. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and settle in for a family friendly movie. In case of rain the movies are shown inside the Aberdeen Pavilion.
Summer Series: Oto-Wa Taiko
Shenkman Arts Centre
Thursday, July 5
Oto-Wa Taiko has been bringing the dynamic sights and sounds of Japanese drumming (taiko) to public and private audiences in Ottawa since 1989. Oto-Wa Taiko also conducts general interest taiko workshops for any one interested in experiencing taiko first-hand, and runs taiko training classes for potential new performers.
Can You Dig It?
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Friday, July 6
Did you know Pinhey’s Point is an active archeological site? There is still much to survey, excavate, and discover. This interactive children’s program will introduce participants to archeology. They’ll explore actual archeological digs, learn about handling uncovered items, and get their hands dirty in a practice excavation pit.
Joe Avati – 20/20 Vision
20th Anniversary World Tour
Centrepointe Theatres
Saturday, July 7
Along with his new, hilarious observations of the Italian way of life, Joe asks the audience before the show to request, via social media , their favourite classic Joe Avati routines so no two shows are ever the same.
RedBull Reign
Skating Court, Lansdowne
Saturday, July 7
Red Bull Reign is the ultimate 3-on-3 basketball tournament testing a team’s endurance, skills, teamwork and ability to own their court while trying to accumulate the most points possible to outlast their opponents.
Heritage Gardening
Billings Estate National Historic Site
Saturdays in July and August
Complement your museum experience with a drop-in visit to the heritage garden. Costumed interpreters will provide context on the harsh realities of early Canada subsistence farming and how the Billings became some of the most successful farmers in the area.
Ottawa Fury FC vs Pittsburgh Riverhounds
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Sunday, July 8
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.
Lansdowne Summer Arts Showcase:Big Soul Project
Aberdeen Square, Lansdowne
Sunday, July 8
During the Ottawa Farmers’ Market, come enjoy Ottawa’s largest community choir, whose 150 members share songs of hope, love and peace to promote a sense of joy and empowerment.
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