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Bringing back the ByTowne: Ottawa indie cinema to return under new owners

Arts Jodie Applewaithe -
The ByTowne Cinema will continue its 32-year legacy of offering independent cinema to Ottawa under new ownership. In December 2020, financial struggles caused by the...

Carleton students to premier The Yesterday Show at this year’s Fringe Festival

Arts Mike Hermida -
Carleton students will be premiering a theatrical production of The Yesterday Show at the Ottawa Fringe Festival on July 17.  Written and directed by Carleton...

Immersive Van Gogh exhibit to land in Ottawa this summer

Arts Anya Swettenham -
Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is coming to Ottawa’s Aberdeen Pavilion in Lansdowne Park this summer, sponsored by RBC and organized by Ottawa...

Carleton student’s platform Disturb the Establishment hosts virtual social justice series

Arts Nehaa Bimal -
Disturb the Establishment (DTE), a social platform that educates and engages with students on social justice and human rights issues, launched its first event...

Mini food sculptures scattered around Ottawa gain Instagram following

Arts Ali Adwan -
Ottawa-based artist Street Art Miniature (SAM) has amassed over 2,000 followers by posting photos of their original, coin-sized food sculptures hidden within the city...
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