10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – September 3-October 2, 2022

 Ottawa Pet Expo at EY Centre When: October 1 & October 2, 2022 Where: EY Centre, 4899 Uplands Drive What time: Saturday 10 am to 6 pm, Sunday 10 am to 4 pm Admission: Adults $20, Youth $12 & Senior $12 Children 6 and Under FREE! • Click here for tickets Promoting

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – September 9-11, 2022

 Cirque du Soleil - Kooza When: Until September 25, 2022 Where: Zibi, 3 Rue Eddy, Gatineau What time: various time Admission: From $50 Click here for tickets The family-friendly Cirque du Soleil’s big top is back with the production KOOZA. The show is non-stop entertainment from beginning to end and explores

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – August 26-28, 2022

 North Lanark Highland Games When: August 27, 2022 Where: N.L.A.S. Fairgrounds, Almonte What time: 8 am to 7 pm Admission: Gate tickets are $17 for adults, Free for children under 12 The 37th annual North Lanark Highland Games is one of the Ottawa Valley’s premier summer events featuring twenty pipe bands,

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – August 12-14, 2022

 Championship Weekend When: August 12-14, 2022 Where: The stadium at TD Place What time: various times Admission: From $55 • Click here for tickets TD Place is where you want to be for all things basketball as the Ottawa BlackJacks host the Canadian Elite Basketball League’s Championship Weekend. Look forward

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – August 5-7, 2022

 Ottawa REDBLACKS Legacy Night When: Friday, August 5, 2022 Where: The stadium at TD Place What time: 7:30 pm Admission: From $25 • Click here for tickets The Ottawa REDBLACKS battle the Calgary Stampeders for Legacy Night at The Stadium! Relive the nostalgia and join the 2016 Grey Cup Championship Team

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – July 22-24, 2022

 Banksy 360° When: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays until October 7, 2022 Where: The Aberdeen Pavilion, 1000 Exhibition Way What time: 10 am – 8 pm (Timed entrance) Admission: $23-$46 • Click here for tickets The Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne is home to the latest immersive art experience: Banksy 360°.

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – July 8-10, 2022

 A Company of Fools When: Nightly until August 13, 2022 (except Sundays) Where: Friday, July 8th - Champlain Park (Old Ottawa West), Saturday, July 9th - Beechwood Cemetery (Vanier) What time: Arrive by 6:30 pm to get a good spot Admission: Pay what you can (suggested $20) A Company of

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – April 29-May 1, 2022

 Paint Nite at Mexicali Rosa’s, Dow’s Lake When: April 29, 2022 Where: Mexicali Rosa’s Dow’s Lake, 1001 Queen Elizabeth Driveway What time: 7 pm Admission: $39 (must be legal drinking age). Click here for tickets Ottawa's original paint night is back and ready to combine painting with some margarita sipping! (note:

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend – April 22-24, 2022

 Vintage Pop-up 613 – Parking Lot Pop-up When: April 24, 2022 Where: 298 Preston What time: 10 am - 4 pm Admission: Donation in support of local charities This Sunday, a local travelling vintage shop, Vintage Pop-up 613, will be heading to Preston Street. Vintage Pop-up encourages Ottawa residents to contribute

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend: April 8-10

 The Capital Beatles When: April 8, 2022 Where: Overflow Brewing Company, 2477 Kaladar Avenue What time: 8 pm Admission: $20 Click here for tickets Were so exciting to have live music back in Ottawa. Head to Overflow Brewery to catch The Capital Beatles. At the same time, sample one of the

10 things to do in Ottawa this weekend: March 11-13, 2022

 Licorice Pizza When: March 4-7, 2022 Where: Mayfair Theatre 1074 Bank Street, Ottawa What time: March 11, 9 pm •  March 12, 6 pm •  March 13, 8:30 pm Admission: $12.50 for non-members, $8 for members Click here for tickets Academy Awards nominee for Best Picture, Directing, and Original Screenplay, Licorice Pizza is the

Ottawa Lebanese Festival—A Scene of Cuisine

 The grounds of St. Elias Cathedral are busy this time of year—full of Lebanese festivalgoers eager to eat, enjoy music and have fun celebrating Middle Eastern culture. I went to the festival on an empty stomach so my first stop was the Tannis food tent. The tent had multiple line-ups