It may seem a bit early to think of the celebrations planned for October 14-16, 2022, but now is the time to get your tickets. Lots of fun events are scheduled — see the Glebe100 website for all the details.

An amazing group of musicians, performers and speakers will present concerts Saturday and Sunday May 7 and 8, 2022 to raise money for the Canada-Ukraine Foundation.

This is an in-person and online concert, Play for Ukraine, presented by Carleton University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Ottawa Chamberfest, and the Ukrainian Canadian Congress. Instead of paying admission, you may donate to the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.

We want to welcome everyone back to Firehall and are opening up our patio at 260 Sunnyside Avenue this Saturday from 11am to 2pm for a BBQ and music.  

On September 15, 2021, at 6 p.m., join the Enviro Crew of Old Ottawa South on Zoom for a free vegetarian cooking class! You can participate from your own kitchen and learn how to prepare a savoury vegetarian paella from Chef Ben from Chef’s Paradise.

The Company of Adventurers is back for its 11th season! We’re thrilled to announce this year’s show: Shakespeare’s much-loved comedy Much Ado About Nothing.

We have a great show in store for you again this year, filled with music, madcap antics, and some comical audience participation. Much Ado About Nothing tells the story of Shakespeare’s famously quarrelsome couple, Beatrice and Benedick, who squabble constantly because they are too proud – or afraid? – to admit that they actually like each other. Their friends subject them to an elaborate practical joke which leads to ridiculous misunderstandings, hidden eavesdroppers, and a zany masked ball which we guarantee will have you laughing. The plot is thickened by a set of scheming villains who try to ruin everyone’s fun, an inept policeman, and a group of bumbling detectives. Do the detectives catch the criminals? Come out and see!

Capital Pride is pleased to announce plans to host its TD Spectacular event in-person on the Great Lawn at Lansdowne Park. The event is all ages and takes place Sunday, August 29, 2021 from 3:00pm – 10:00pm. It will include a mix of live and virtual performances, a beer garden, and food trucks. The event will be smaller than recent in-person Capital Pride festivals, with limited capacity and COVID safety guidelines in place.

Hello my friends in Old Ottawa South, it’s me Santa! 

My pals at OSCA have been hard at work thinking of fun and festive ways to celebrate. We know it’s been a tricky year, and all of you have certainly earned a spot on my ‘extra nice’ list!

At OSCA, we have put together several spooktacular activities this Halloween. We know this Halloween will be far from a traditional one and we hope that you and your family will find some devilish delight in the activities we have planned.

All Hallow's Eve is fast approaching and we're getting in the festive spirit! From October 23rd to 30th, we'll be hosting a myriad of fun social-distance-appropriate activities.