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Review of Cityfolk Day Four: A night of freezing hands, folk music and friendship

Arts Elise Kieffer and Michael Vavaroutsos -
The beginning of the second weekend of CityFolk went off without a hitch. Despite chilly weather, fans gathered together to enjoy music by talented...

Capital Pride artists invite viewers to step into LGBTQ+ history

Arts Natasha Baldin -
This year, Capital Pride organized a public art project to celebrate and educate people on LGBTQ+ culture and history. The initiative featured six art installations...

Review of CityFolk Day Three: A little something for everyone

Arts Elise Kieffer and Boshko Maric -
Day three of Ottawa’s renowned CityFolk Festival started out with a bang. The Great Lawn at Lansdowne Park was the setting for a night...

Review of CityFolk Day Two: Rock beats under the moonlight

Arts Jenna Legge -
The second day of CityFolk saw warm weather, a full moon, sprawling crowds and extraordinary musical performances. Early birds trickled into Lansdowne, eager to snag...

Review of CityFolk Day One: Beer, boots and cowboy hats

Arts Nicole Dainty -
The first night of this year's CityFolk Festival got off to a great start on Thursday, attracting large crowds that grew throughout the night....
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