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Summertime is no time to stay inside and hide. There is a lot going on in Ottawa this summer, including:
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.
Salsa Babies at Ottawa City Hall
Ottawa REDBLACKS vs Calgary Stampeders
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Thursday, July 12
Win or lose, you’re in for an exciting night with the CFL’s most passionate fans, RNation. They know how to party and make their game days like nothing else from coast to coast.
Step into a Poet’s Shoes
featuring Ottawa Poet Laureate Jamaal Jackson-Rogers
Nepean Museum
Thursday, July 12
Play rhyming games, learn about different styles of poetry, write your own poems, and perform in a poetry concert. Jamaal is a spoken word artist, arts educator, residential counsellor for adults with disabilities, creative director of Origin Arts and Community Centre, and an advocate for youth and the arts through Youth Ottawa.
Tall Tales
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Friday, July 13
Gather around the campfire for an evening of tall tales. A live storyteller will delight you with exciting stories from history (with a few embellishments, of course) as you enjoy a form of entertainment that has been popular across the ages.
Stargazing
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Saturday, July 14
Learn more about early navigation on the Ottawa River and explore the basics of astronomy with a guide from #popscope. This is a truly unique way to experience the natural heritage of Pinhey’s Point! Lantern-lit tours of the manor house are available on request.
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.
Classic Car Show
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum
Sunday, July 15
Exhibitors will be on site with cars from across the decades and vehicles from the City’s collection will be on exhibit. Also, do you have what it takes to challenge your friends and family to cardboard box derby race inspired by the Bennett Buggies and Doodlebugs of the depression era?
Cars and Coffee
Lansdowne Park
Sunday, July 15
Come see the most exclusive and rare automobiles.This family friendly static display of exotic cars is free and open to anyone that shares the love for cars.
World Cup Soccer Final Watch Party
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Sunday, July 15
Watch the game up on the big screen. Be sure to bring your own chairs because we’ll be setting up right on the field. Plenty of kids’ activities and appearances by Ottawa Fury FC players. Plus, every ticket also comes with a complimentary ticket to the July 21 Fury FC match vs Nashville SC.
Lansdowne Train
Lansdowne Park
Everyday until Sunday, July 15
Here is a fun way to explore Lansdowne. Take a train! This miniature train takes visitors On a tour through the Lansdowne site. The train will run every day until July 15.
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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
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.
Salsa Babies at Ottawa City Hall
Ottawa REDBLACKS vs Calgary Stampeders
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Thursday, July 12
Win or lose, you’re in for an exciting night with the CFL’s most passionate fans, RNation. They know how to party and make their game days like nothing else from coast to coast.
Step into a Poet’s Shoes
featuring Ottawa Poet Laureate Jamaal Jackson-Rogers
Nepean Museum
Thursday, July 12
Play rhyming games, learn about different styles of poetry, write your own poems, and perform in a poetry concert. Jamaal is a spoken word artist, arts educator, residential counsellor for adults with disabilities, creative director of Origin Arts and Community Centre, and an advocate for youth and the arts through Youth Ottawa.
Tall Tales
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Friday, July 13
Gather around the campfire for an evening of tall tales. A live storyteller will delight you with exciting stories from history (with a few embellishments, of course) as you enjoy a form of entertainment that has been popular across the ages.
Stargazing
Pinhey’s Point Historic Site
Saturday, July 14
Learn more about early navigation on the Ottawa River and explore the basics of astronomy with a guide from #popscope. This is a truly unique way to experience the natural heritage of Pinhey’s Point! Lantern-lit tours of the manor house are available on request.
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.
Classic Car Show
Cumberland Heritage Village Museum
Sunday, July 15
Exhibitors will be on site with cars from across the decades and vehicles from the City’s collection will be on exhibit. Also, do you have what it takes to challenge your friends and family to cardboard box derby race inspired by the Bennett Buggies and Doodlebugs of the depression era?
Cars and Coffee
Lansdowne Park
Sunday, July 15
Come see the most exclusive and rare automobiles.This family friendly static display of exotic cars is free and open to anyone that shares the love for cars.
World Cup Soccer Final Watch Party
TD Place Stadium, Lansdowne
Sunday, July 15
Watch the game up on the big screen. Be sure to bring your own chairs because we’ll be setting up right on the field. Plenty of kids’ activities and appearances by Ottawa Fury FC players. Plus, every ticket also comes with a complimentary ticket to the July 21 Fury FC match vs Nashville SC.
Lansdowne Train
Lansdowne Park
Everyday until Sunday, July 15
Here is a fun way to explore Lansdowne. Take a train! This miniature train takes visitors On a tour through the Lansdowne site. The train will run every day until July 15.
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