Jazzy rhythms and impromptu musical instruction are being combined at a Centretown night spot where the next generation of performers is getting a taste of entertaining a live audience under the guidance of trained professionals.
Courtesy Brett DelmageProfessional double bassist John Geggie teaches a student during a jazz mentorship night.
Category: Arts
Local graphic artist helps dinosaurs walk again
An animator and illustrator from the Canadian Museum of Nature has won a major prize for his work in bringing ancient dinosaurs back to life. 
Boel Marcks von Würtemberg, Centretown NewsAnimator Alex Tirabasso at the Canadian Museum of Nature where his award-winning animation is displayed.
Viewpoint: The man of The Manx: talentless hack? Nah!
Patrons looking for a quiet drink at a basement pub would be in for a sweaty, chubby surprise if they chose The Manx on Elgin Street on the last Sunday of each month. In fact, a quiet and civilized pint is the exact opposite of what the Manx has on tap.
Zombies thrill to King of Pop’s music
Under a clear night’s sky and a full moon, a horde of zombies shuffle into position in front of Tabaret Hall at the University of Ottawa. 
Lasia Kretzel, Centretown NewsA mob of zombies at the University of Ottawa simultaneously dance to Michael Jackson's Thriller.