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Local talent featured in 2022 Bluesfest lineup

Arts Ali Adwan -
RBC Ottawa Bluesfest is making a swift comeback with its first full festival since 2019. The festival will be taking place from July 7-17...
Ottawa Jazz Festival performers from June 29 are featured in a graphic.

Cory Wong brings electric energy to Ottawa Jazz Festival

Arts Daria Maystruk -
TD Ottawa Jazz Festival attracted large crowds at Confederation Park June 29. After a rainy and overcast day, the sun peeked through the clouds...
Queer Christian singer Danah-Lee poses for a photo.

‘Home to Myself’: The music of queer Christian artist, Danah-Lee

Arts Kyra Vellinga -
The terms ‘queer' and 'Christian' are ones which rarely coincide, much less join together in union. For queer Christian musician Danah-Lee, her identity is...
Ted and Marion Outerbridge pose for a photo outside the Station Theatre, an old train station converted into a theatre.

World-renowned Canadian illusion show returns to the Ottawa Valley

Arts Natasha Baldin -
Magical arts performing couple Ted and Marion Outerbridge will be performing their internationally-renowned illusion show, Outerbridge—Clockwork Mysteries in Smiths Falls, Ont. from July 1...
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Profile: Geneviève Folliet-Multone’s Crazy Little Desire

Arts Rawan Youssef -
Geneviève Folliet-Multone’s life as an ER nurse in Switzerland turned upside down when she found herself in a motorcycle accident that made it difficult...
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