The Ottawa Public Library’s Main branch, with Ottawa Fringe, hosted Ken Cameron’s audio-performance entitled “How iRan: Three Plays for iPod” from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1.
Exhibit displays refugee hardship
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Month: October 2016
Comedy show fights cancer
Amateur comic Matt Gray is showing that sometimes giving back to the community can be a laughing matter by bringing a new series of charity comedy events to the Byward Market’s Zaphod Beeblebrox.
Chinatown festival chalk-full of local art
Colin White, an Ottawa artist, shows off one of 10 sketches he made for Chinatown Remixed, a month-long festival highlighting local artists. Brea Elford, Centretown NewsAmongst the sea of paintings and sculptures on display at the Chinatown Remixed Arts Festival, some small but intricate drawings line the sidewalks of Somerset Street West—stopping the passersby who happen to look closely enough.
Youth photo exhibit gets ‘awesome’ gift
Beatrix Shackleton (left) and Corrie Bouskill, along with 11 other members of the Bytown Museum Youth Council, are creating an exhibit on the social history of youth in Ottawa over the last century. Jolson Lim, Centretown NewsA new exhibit is coming to the Bytown Museum thanks to the hard work of a group of youth and a $1,000 award from an “awesome” organization.