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    A photo from the crowd of a stage with a red-pink sky.

    Bluesfest Day 1 review: Lainey Wilson kicks off Bluesfest with cowgirl boots and country...

    Arts Nisse Anonby -
    Lainey Wilson headlined the opening night of Bluesfest 2025, with cowgirl power and heartfelt reflection upon the Ottawa crowd.
    A window with white stencil-like drawings of birds, trees and nature.

    Student mural blends art and science to prevent bird-window collisions at Carleton

    Arts McKenna Bellemare -
    Students are blending art and science to prevent bird-window collisions and brighten up areas with public art at Carleton University.
    A person with a graphic of a wizard draws a wizard on a street post.

    ‘It’s like the city is talking back:’ How artists use QR codes to bring...

    Arts Justin Ball -
    QR codes and other digital tools bring local artists' work to life by engaging Ottawa communities in public spaces.
    A large stage reading "River Stage" overhead is lit up with a band, in front of a large crowd.

    Here’s what you need to know ahead of Bluesfest 2025

    Arts Sophia Laporte -
    From ticket costs to parking, here's what you need to know for this year's Bluesfest, Ottawa's biggest and highly-anticipated music festival.
    A person in a red dress sings passionately into a microphone on stage with red and orange lighting

    Review: Samara Joy is the parade that won’t be rained on at Ottawa Jazz...

    Arts Nisse Anonby -
    Threats of a downpour didn't stop Ottawa Jazz Festival attendees from taking to Confederation Park for Samara Joy's parade of a performance.
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