Sandra Abma

Equipped only with paints and brushes, a group of Ottawa elementary school students was asked to create a time machine to whisk them into the future. The world they’ve envisioned has flying cars, space portals — and no COVID-19.

Some Ottawa music presenters cautiously plan to reunite musicians with live audiences this summer as they watch vaccination numbers rise, and hope public health restrictions loosen.

TD Ottawa Jazz Festival, House of PainT hip-hop festival and the newcomer, City Sounds, bring music and arts to local neighbourhoods and online starting this week.

Early summer rain followed by sunny days and high temperatures has lead to a bumper year for honey-making in eastern Ontario after a tough summer of 2020.

A late summer mix of laughs, Shakespeare and physical hijinks are guaranteed as theatre troupe A Company of Fools has returned to Ottawa-area parks after a long hiatus.

A live music staple in Ottawa for almost four decades, the Rainbow Bistro will close its doors for good in 10 days unless a new owner steps forward.

The National Arts Centre Orchestra launched its new season Friday night welcoming audiences back to Southam Hall with a program of new music, Tchaikovsky and a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of 9/11.

A new website aims to help women find affordable housing in Ottawa’s red-hot real estate market by linking them with other women to either rent or own a home.

Ottawa soprano Joan Fearnley invented a mask tailor made for vocalists, which has then been adapted for choirs around the world.

Nordic Lab, a new Indigenous-led research and production space at an Ottawa gallery, showcases artists from the far North.