• By: OLM Staff

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – May 27-29, 2022

Good2Go Live at Atomic Rooster

When: May 28, 2022
Where: Atomic Rooster, 303 Bank Street
What time: 6 pm – 9: 30 pm
Admission: Free

Ottawa punk legends GOOD2GO have been entertaining Ottawans for over two decades. They still play Ramones and Rolling Stones cover tunes but don’t be surprised if you hear them play a country tune or two. Head to the Atomic Rooster to catch their live show this Saturday.  

Photo: Elvis Anonymous of GOOD2GO


Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend

When: May 28-29, 2022
Where: Street of downtown Ottawa and Gatineau
What time: Various times
Admission: n/a

Canada’s biggest race weekend is back!! If you are not participating, head to Ottawa City Hall to cheer on the runners as they cross the finish line in the Marathon, Half marathon, 10K run, 5K run, 2K run, and the 1.2K Kids Marathon. The runners deserve applause as they raise over $1 million for local charities. For more information, visit the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend website.

Photo: @TamarackOttawaRaceWeekend


<Photosynthesizing posthuman scenario, HomoPaulinella the Lab>

When: Until June 3, 2022
Where: Korean Cultural Centre, 101-150 Elgin Street
What time: 9 am – 5 pm
Admission: Free

The Korean Cultural Centre presents the 2022 Korean Media Art Touring Exhibition <Photosynthesizing posthuman scenario, Homo Paulinella the Lab> by Korean media artist Yaloo. Her work has been shown worldwide and explores the ways to maximize a specific part of our ordinary life and transform it into a sensory experience using natural objects.
Photo: KCC


​Just Heart live at Overflow

When: May 28, 2022
Where: Overflow Brewery
What time: 8:30 pm
Admission: $20 (19+ event) Click here for tickets

This Saturday, the most sought-after Heart tribute band will be hitting the stage at Overflow Brewery. The fully costumed and choreographed show will feature the Wilson sisters' amazing songs. You won’t want to miss this chance to sing along to this great 70s rock music.
Photo: Overflow Brewery


Ottawa Art Gallery’s Give to Get Art Auction & Market

When: May 28-29, 2022
Where: 5 Daly Avenue, Ottawa
What time: 10 am to 4 pm
Admission: Free admission, registration appreciated, and walk-ins welcome

This weekend, head to the Ottawa Art Gallery for their annual “Give to Get Art” auction and art market. Bid on local Ottawa-Gatineau art in a silent auction and check out the Give to Get Art Market. It is the first-ever building-wide art market featuring local artists and artisans showcasing and selling their mixed media art, prints, ceramics, jewelry, confections, and preserves. All weekend, free on-site programming and workshops will take place from the Community Collage Quilt and Art Tent. Be sure to fill out your Discovery Card as you make your way around the gallery and collect your reward at the Visitor Experience desk on the way out.

Photo: PICTURED ABOVE: (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT)
1. Beth Stikeman, Unstoppable Spring, 2022, acrylic, 24” x 18”, Market Value:$700, Starting Bid: $350
2. Joel Jamensky, Untitled, 2010, acrylic & ink on canvas, 11” x 14”,MarketValue: $200, Starting Bid: $100
3. Christopher Griffin,The Last Skate of the Season, 2022, mixed media on canvas, 42” x 24”, Market Value:$2,400, Starting Bid: $1,200
4. Patsea Griffin, Dare to Wear, 2021, beadwork and porcupine quill work
5. Gayle Uyagaqi Kabloona, Anguhadluq irngusiq, 2021, ceramic, 5” x 4”, Market Value: $85, Starting Bid: $43


​Ottawa Titans

When: May 27-29, 2002
Where: 300 Coventry Road
What time: Friday at 6:30 pm, Saturday at 6 pm, Sunday at 1 pm
Admission: From $11 Click here for tickets to all three games

This weekend, head to RTG Park to catch the Ottawa Titans take on the Illinois-based Gateway Grizzlies. The team will be playing a triple-header against the Grizzlies. On Friday night, the Titans will be decked out in pink jerseys that will be auctioned off post-game, with proceeds going to Breast Cancer Action Ottawa. On Sunday, bring your pup to the stadium for #LoveLivesHere Bark in the Park Day," presented by Pet Valu. There will be specialized promotional items for the first 200 dogs that arrive at the park.
Photo: Ottawa Titans


RCMP Musical Ride

When: May 28, 2022
Where: 3790 Carp Road (Carp Fair Grounds)
What time: 5 pm
Admission: 13+ $ 10 – available in-person only at the Carp Fair office, open Monday – Friday from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm.

The Carp Agricultural Society is hosting the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride. The Musical Ride performs in up to 50 communities across Canada each year between May and October. For more information, contact info@carpfair.ca.

For the RCMP Musical Ride’s full summer schedule, visit https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/even/en/t/2/e?tracking=fb
Photo: rcmp.gc.ca/en


​Mick Foley

When: May 28-29, 2022
Where: Yuk Yuks Ottawa, 100 Kent Street. Inside the Marriott Hotel – Lower Level
What time: 9:30 pm
Admission: $30 Click here for tickets

American professional wrestler turned multi-time best-selling author, turned stand-up comic/spoken word performer Mick Foley will be taking the mic this weekend at Yuk Yuks.
Photo: YukYuks


Volleyballooza

When: Sunday, May 29, 2022
Where: Max Volley, 813 Shefford Road, Gloucester
What time: 8 am to 5 pm
Admission: Free admission

Gay Ottawa Volleyball and the Ten Oaks Project are hosting an inaugural Volleyballooza FUNdraiser for the Ten Oaks Project – an Ottawa organization dedicated to helping children and youth from 2SLGBTQ+ communities. There will be multiple levels of play and different activities to meet everyone’s needs. Meet new people, join the fierce competition, enjoy the BBQ and have fun!

Photo: Volleyballooza


The Original Navan Market

When: May 29, 2022
Where: 1279 Colonial Road, Navan
 

Note from The Original Navan Market Family

(Republished) In light of the horrific storm that took place on Saturday and the devastation that has rocked through our Navan home, we have decided with heavy hearts to postpone the May 29th market.

Our hearts lie with helping the Navan community get back on their feet, and we feel this is the priority at this time.

We hope you can all understand as we don't take postponing a market date lightly, but our community has fallen enough, and what we need now is prayers and help with the cleanup.

We may have broken hearts now, but the sun will shine through again.

We will rebuild, and we will continue to come together and stay #NavanStrong.

If any of you wish to help in the volunteer efforts to help clean up the Navan community, please reach out to us at onmnavanstormcleanup2022@gmail.com to be added to our volunteer resource list, where we will pair you with someone who needs help.

Photo: The Orignal Navan Market