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Review of CityFolk Day Five: Starlight seduction

Arts Hannah Wanamaker -
Crisp autumn air welcomed festival-goers to the Great Lawn for an assortment of musical talent to close up 2023’s CityFolk Festival on Sept. 17....

Review of CityFolk Day Four: A folk fan’s fantasy

Arts Rafka Abou-Khalil -
CityFolk day four delivered unforgettable musical experiences under sunny skies. The festival’s Courtside Stage and the TD Stage platformed phenomenal performances in front of...

Review of CityFolk Day Three: A sense of identity

Arts Matthew Singh -
After a groovy first two days of the CityFolk Festival, Sept. 15 performances brought energy, life and celebration of diverse identities.  By the night's end,...

Review of CityFolk Day Two: Keeping cool and cuffed

Arts Bianca McKeown -
Grey skies and an autumn chill did little to stop music lovers from pouring into Lansdowne’s Great Lawn for day two of CityFolk on...

Review of CityFolk Day One: Good old-fashioned rock ‘n’ roll

Arts Natalia Konrad -
Ottawa’s iconic annual CityFolk festival made a triumphant return on Sept. 13. Gloomy clouds and crisp weather didn’t damper excited attendees’ spirits who eagerly...
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