Review of Bluesfest Day Two: A night of soulful rhythms
An array of cowboy boots and denim flooded LeBreton Flats for a successful second day of performances at Ottawa Bluesfest.
Despite the near 30 C...
Carleton artists and musicians work to combat low wages
More than half of Ottawans working in creative professions earn below the local living wage despite having higher education levels than other Ottawa workers,...
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WARNING: SEXUAL ASSAULT
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Review of Bluesfest Day One: ‘Music Box’ of queer wonder opens festival
Demonstrating the immense benefits of diversifying festival lineups, Bluesfest night one brought queer spunk.
The July 4 artists embraced the rich tools of their respective...
Review: Norah Jones serenades Ottawa Jazz Festival with groovy tunes on thunderous day
When it was time for Norah Jones’ anticipated performance at the Ottawa Jazz Festival, the rain almost made it impossible.
Despite heavy thunderstorms and rain...
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