Celebrate Canada’s 150th and hear fascinating stories about the National Capital’s labour history. Schedule In partnership with the Bytown Museum, the Workers’ History Museum will conduct four labour history walking tours per month (two English, two French) for the months of July, August, September and October, 2017. Each guided walk starts and finishes at the Bytown […]
Room 226 We are a group of enthusiastic users of The Master Genealogist, the genealogy software product "that does it all". We meet at the Ottawa City Archives, 100 Tallwood Drive, to discuss various issues, give formal presentations and assist other users in developing their TMG skills. Our monthly meetings are now webcast and available […]
Taking dance out of the theatre and into the wilds of this outdoor sculpture park. Watch Propeller Dance’s creative process as they incorporate large-scale sculptural pieces by visual artist Marc Walter into this demonstration. Directed by Renata Soutter, in collaboration with Propeller Company Dancers, Sioned Watkins and musician Jesse Stewart. Held at Canadensis Garden near Fletcher […]
Come and experience the stories of the people who lived in the year 1867 at Beechwood’s Annual Historical Walking Tour. 150 years ago, a sleepy lumber town was transformed into the capital of the newly created nation, Canada. Come and hear the voices of those who participated in Confederation and witnessed the transformation of our […]
To celebrate Ottawa 2017, the Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum and Pierre Brault, Ottawa’s multi award-winning playwright and performer, have come together to create a dramatic and dynamic journey through the life and times of one of Canada’s most progressive leaders – John Diefenbaker. Presented in the Museum which bears his name in the 60th […]