The National Arts Centre is encouraging families to spend Family Day surrounded by arts and crafts, theatre, dance, and homemade treats – and all for free.
Toni Baggos, Centretown NewsArtist Christina Watt speaks to elementary school students at Lady Evelyn Alternative elementary school.
Category: Arts
Viewpoint: Cultural cringe is crippling contemporary Canadian cinema
For the second year in a row, a Quebec film is putting Canada on the Oscar nomination list. This year, the buzz is for Gatineau-born director Philip Falardeau’s movie Monsieur Lazhar, which is nominated for Best Foreign Language Film category.
Versefest features top female talent
One of the highlights for this year’s installment of Versefest involves the integration of the city’s first-ever women’s slam championship that took place at the end of January at Arts Court.
Band returns to its local roots
When the members of James And Blackburn met in 2008, they were just three young guys working in the food and beverage industry on Elgin Street – then they started jamming.