Digitized newspapers and more! AMBA has digitized their original newspapers from the earliest through 1937, along with many documents exploring the Ottawa Valley lumber era. Irene Robillard will bring us up to date on the Archive’s digitization accomplishments, particularly the newspaper project funded by grants from Ottawa Branch of Ontario Ancestors. She will also explain […]
Join the Bytown Museum as they sit down with Paul Henry to discuss how public transit has transformed throughout the history of Ottawa. Paul J. Henry, City Archivist of Ottawa, began his archival career at the National Archives of Canada. He later served as an archivist at the Directorate of History and Heritage in the […]
With a Public Health lockdown in place Pierre Brault was unable to bring you our Julius Caesar: Solo livestream as scheduled for May 7. However, their team is pleased to announce that we will be bringing it to you, live on Friday, May 28th at 8pm. I(Solo)lation Theatre is excited to present William Shakespeares’s captivating […]
This summer, travel back in time to the ancient Egypt of 3,500 years ago, where you’ll encounter women of power and influence. This major exhibition features more than 300 iconic objects, including monumental statues, sarcophagi, funerary objects, and jewellery, associated to legendary queens such as Nefertari, Nefertiti, and Hatshepsut. This immersive multisensory experience offers visitors […]
Our CreActivity club is adapting to the new health restrictions and we will be offering a virtual meeting every month. In June, to highlight the beginning of summer our host will show you how to make a cardboard jellyfish! Meet us via Facebook "live" on Saturday June 19th from 10am, on the Club CréActivité page. Access to this online activity […]