The Gladstone Theatre was for sale and facing a very uncertain future until a few weeks ago when two local production companies assumed its management. They opened the new season to rave reviews and have just announced the addition of four more performances.
Adrianna Banaszek, Centretown NewsGladstone Theatre opened their new season to rave reviews and an additional two productions.
Category: Arts
Cultural events may lose access to archives venue
Ottawa arts and culture events could soon face the loss of a favoured venue as Library and Archives Canada relinquishes control of public bookings at 395 Wellington Street. 
Brittany Corry, Centretown NewsThe auditorium of Library and Archives Canada is now under the control of Public Works Canada.
Art festivals boost local economy
While Ottawa residents reap the cultural benefits of art festivals such as the International Writers’ Festival and the International Animation Festival, art festivals boost the city’s economy, according to studies by the City of Ottawa.
200-year-old Oak will live on in Carleton sculpture
A local artist is teaming up with the City of Ottawa and Carleton University to create a sculpture out of an estimated 200-year-old tree that was chopped down on Aug. 17.