Join the Historical Society of Ottawa for an enchanting evening series as Paul Weber shares tales from Ottawa's history through storytelling and music. This speaker series presentation will take place on zoom.
The property today known as Maplelawn was established in the 1830s by the Thomson family, and successively owned and nurtured by two other families: the Coles and the Rochesters. Join John Zvonar, Landscape Architect and Maplelawn Garden friend, who will share the story of how this Fourth Family has persisted with an ever changing roster […]
The Historical Society of Ottawa will be hosting an afternoon speaker series where attendees will learn about he decision making process that led to much of the Ottawa River Shoreline from Mechanicsville through LeBreton Flats being built from our garbage. Learn about this story and more as Dave Allston takes a look back at some of the […]
Immerse yourself in vibrant cultural spectacles as Indigenous pow wow dancers, throat singers, lively Métis jiggers and much more take the stage.
Witness the delicate artistry of carved ice panels depicting the rare and endangered Ojibwe Spirit Horses, sculpted by Ross and Antonio Baisas.
The Diefenbunker values art as a means for expressing important personal connections with the Cold War and its impacts that are still present today. Participate in a family-friendly workshop to learn about unique Inuit art forms and their reflections of evolving landscapes and cultural traditions of Inuit people. You’ll also produce your own artistic creation, […]
Immerse yourself in vibrant cultural spectacles as Indigenous pow wow dancers, throat singers, lively Métis jiggers and much more take the stage.
The public is invited for a Pow Wow at the Canadian Museum of History. Admission is free.
Witness the delicate artistry of carved ice panels depicting the rare and endangered Ojibwe Spirit Horses, sculpted by Ross and Antonio Baisas.