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We’re thrilled to announce the return of our 4th Annual Ottawa I❤︎BEER Festival on Saturday, Feb 28th, 2026, at the EY Centre. Join us for an unforgettable day or night session featuring craft beer, cider, and spirits sampling, beer hall style seating area and Dancing. Get ready for the ultimate winter Beer festival experience!
 


INFO
➡️ 19+ Event - Please Drink Responsibly➡️ No refunds on tickets or tokens (Tickets & Tokens are Transferable on Showpass.com)➡️ This is a 1 day event with 2 sessions➡️ If you don't like beer, there are plenty of non-beer options like cider and spirits.➡️ Designated Driver tickets are available at the door for $10.00 + Tax
 



EVENT INFO
📍 Location: EY Centre🗺️ Address: 4899 Uplands Dr, Ottawa, ON K1V 2N6📅 Date: Saturday, Feb 28th, 2026🌎 Theme: Drink, Eat + Dance Local🕰️ Time: 2 Sessions - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM🧥 Coat Check: Yes ($5.00 near main entrance)


 
TOKENS
Every I Heart Festival uses a token based system for both food and drink. Digital Tokens can be purchased with your tickets online,  can be purchased separately online using this LINK or physically at the event (Cash only at the event).
💵 Token Cost: $2.50 Each - Includes HST🪙 Tokens are used for both Food and Drink📏 Beer Sample Size: 5 Ounces🍺 Most Beer Samples are 1 token (Speciality Beers & Spirits can be more)​🍴 Food Ranges from 2 to 6 tokens depending on portion sizes,etc


 
For more info about our Ottawa event, please visit:  iheartbeer.ca/Ottawa


 


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EY Centre

2026 Ottawa I Heart Beer Festival

Day Beers - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Night Beers - 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM

I❤️BEER

Based on a true story, two down-on-their-luck musicians (Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson) form a joyous Neil Diamond tribute band, proving it's never too late to find love and follow your dreams.
 
🏆 Nominated for 1 Academy Award
Runtime: 2h 12mGenres: Biography, Drama, History, MusicalRated: PG, for thematic material, some strong language, some sexual material and brief drug use.
Showtimes:Thu Feb 05 - 2:00PM, 7:00PM Fri Feb 06 - 2:00PM, 7:00PM
 

 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.
Special pricing available for Children 14yrs of age and under.


Brockville Arts Centre

Song Sung Blue

Adult General Admission

Child General Admission (14 & under)

Adult Wheelchair Admission

Child Wheelchair Admission (14 & under)

The Phil Collins Story A Monumental Tribute to One of Music’s Greatest Icons
The team that brought you the smash hit tour The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T. - The Aretha Franklin Story has done it again with an all-new docu-concert: The Phil Collins Story! Chronicling his remarkable chart-topping time with Genesis to his multi-Grammy winning solo career to his Academy Award-winning work for Disney, The Phil Collins Story brings the artist’s distinctive music to life in a way that resonates with audiences both visually and emotionally—up close and personal. This fully produced immersive musical journey stars talent from around the world and features intricate lighting design, state-of-the-art audio and dynamic projections. From the initial downbeat to the closing cymbal choke, the beat goes on with The Phil Collins Story!
Learn more at @philcollinsstory.comStaged and Conceived by Dean Elliott Show Run Time: 2hrs + Intermission
“It is truly an honor to be part of this project celebrating the music of Phil Collins. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to work with iconic artists and estates including the Johnny Cash family, Aretha Franklin and Simon & Garfunkel, and each of those experiences has deepened my appreciation for music that transcends generations. Phil Collins’ catalog is in that rare company, his songs are not only global hits but also deeply personal touchstones for millions of people around the world. His music has an immediacy and emotional honesty that continues to resonate across cultures and age groups. As a director, my goal is always to respect the legacy while creating something that feels vibrant and relevant today, and I couldn’t be more excited to help bring Phil’s remarkable body of work to our audiences.” — Dean Elliott
 
 
 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.
Complementary tickets available for children under 12 months of age at the time of performance. Tickets must be reserved in advance by a parent or guardian. Please contact the box office at (613) 342-7122 (or 1-877-342-7122) to add one to your completed order.
Password protected advance sales will be active starting at 10:00am on December 9th, up until the public on-sale on Fri, Dec 12th at 10:00am. Join our mailing list to be notified of future advance sales, discounts, and other special events and announcements: https://mailchi.mp/brockville/mailinglist


The Phil Collins Story

Main Floor

Balcony

Wheelchair Seating

Wheelchair Companion

Accessible

Limited Leg Room

A new season of RV travel starts here — with unbeatable deals and fresh inspiration.
Showcasing the largest selection of RVs and the best pricing you’ll find this fall, the Ottawa RV Expo & Sale is your go-to destination for everything from luxury Class A motorhomes to fifth wheels, travel trailers, and more.
Explore a wide range of lifestyle products and travel essentials.
Whether you’re gearing up for hiking, paddling, biking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the open road, this is the place to find what you need. Discover unique items that complement your RV lifestyle, all in one convenient location.
Your chance to connect, learn, and save.
Meet Eastern Ontario’s leading RV dealers, explore expert-led sessions on RV ownership and travel, and enter exclusive contests and giveaways. No matter your family size, travel style, or budget, this event is designed to help you hit the road with confidence, and incredible savings.
Sign up for our newsletter to stay in the loop with all the latest show updates! www.rvshowsontario.ca

Disclaimer: By purchasing tickets online, you agree to be entered into the Chilly Moose Prize Pack contest. Your name and email will be shared with the Ontario RV Dealers Association (ORVDA) and Orbit Insurance Services to communicate information about their offerings and prize notification.
 

Ottawa RV Expo & Sale

Single

Couples

Senior Single

Senior Couples

Kids (over 16 years)

Ontario Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association

Get ready for an Ultimate Concert Experience that is Out Of This World! Together, Billy Joel & Elton John have sold over a billion records worldwide. Join us in a tribute to & celebration of two of the Biggest Musical Superstars On The Planet. This full band musical experience with musicians from Rock Of Ages will feature vocalist, pianist extraordinaire & tribute artist Jeff Brewer, who has performed internationally to large sold out audiences everywhere!
This will be a very interactive show, inviting YOU THE AUDIENCE to sing along to hit after hit to musical anthems that have been the soundtrack to many of our lives!
THE LOOK! THE SOUND! THE MUSIC! THE SHOW!
 

Ticket sales begin on Monday, January 26th at 10:00am.
Early Bird Pricing! 🎟️ Purchase your tickets before midnight on January 30th and save $5.00!

 
 
 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.


Piano Men: The Ultimate Tributes to Elton John & Billy Joel

Join us for the ultimate Bee Gees Tribute with NIGHT FEVER! For the past ten years, Night Fever has toured the world, drawing in and audience of devoted disco fans at theatres and festivals from Disneyland to Russia, recreating the look and sound of the Bee Gees.Capturing a full history of the Bee Gees, NIGHT FEVER includes songs from “To Love Somebody”, “Massachusetts”, “I Got to Get A Message”, “I Started A Joke”, “Jive Talking”, “More Than A Woman”, “Nite Fever”, “You Should Be Dancing”, “Tragedy”, “Stayin’ Alive”, and many more!

 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.

 

Night Fever

The colourful history of Newfoundland’s fishers and loggers, sealers and whalers is told with story, song and incredible visuals in this engaging musical review by Shipyard Kitchen Party, creators of Tom Thomson’s Wake and 100 Years from Now.
From the remote outports to the vibrant city of St. John’s, from the fishing stages to the kitchens and front parlours, you’ll hear the timeless sea-shanties, triumphant ballads and the hilarious foot-stomping sing-a-longs that make Canada’s 10th province its most legendary. 
You may not be a Newfoundlander when you take your seat, but you’ll feel like one when you leave!
 
🎟️ Ticket sales begin December 17th, 2025 at 10:00am.♿ Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted. 
 


Newfoundland Songbook

ALL SHOOK UP is a hilarious and heartfelt musical with an original book by Joe DiPietro, creator of the Tony Award®-winning musical Memphis—which can also be found in the TRW catalogue.
Loosely based on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, it’s 1955 and into a square little town rides a guitar-playing young man who changes everything and everyone he meets. Featuring mega hits from the beloved Elvis® catalogue this musical fantasy will have you jumpin’ out of your blue suede shoes with such classics as “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Hound Dog,” “Jailhouse Rock,” and “Don’t Be Cruel.”
 
Performed by St. Mary Catholic High School 
 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.
Password protected advance sales will be active starting at 10:00am on November 28th, up until the public on-sale on Mon, Dec 01 at 10:00am. Join our mailing list to be notified of future advance sales, discounts, and other special events and announcements: https://mailchi.mp/brockville/mailinglist

 

All Shook Up: School Edition

Wheelchair

Detectives Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde find themselves on the twisting trail of a mysterious reptile who turns the mammal metropolis of Zootopia upside down. Testing their growing partnership like never before, they go under cover in new parts of town to crack the case.
 
‼️ Vous recherchez la version française de ce film? » Zootopie 2 - Version française
🏆 Nominated for 1 Academy Award
Duration: 1h 48mGenres: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, FamilyRated: G, for action/violence and rude humor.
Showtimes:Fri Feb 13 - 2:00PM, 7:00PMSat Feb 14 - 2:00PM, 7:00PMSun Feb 15 - 2:00PM, 7:00PMMon Feb 16 - 10:00AM
 
 
 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.
Special pricing available for Children 14yrs of age and under.


Zootopia 2

Formed from the original band members who toured and played with Gordon Lightfoot for decades, The Lightfoot Band continues to present his songs, along with some of their stories and history, in this live concert. Featuring the Original Gordon Lightfoot Touring Band: Rick Haynes on Bass, Barry Keane on Drums and Percussion, Mike Heffernan on Keyboards, and Carter Lancaster on Lead Guitar. With newest member, Andy Mauck as lead singer and rhythm guitarist.
@thelightfootband.com
"The soul-stirring melodies of Gordon Lightfoot continue to resonate with audiences worldwide, and nowhere is his legacy more alive than in the spirited performances of the original Lightfoot Band. From the first strum of the guitar to the final note, the energy onstage was palpable, fuelled by the band’s passion for bringing Lightfoot’s music to life once more, with a new lead singer." - Yoyo Yan, Markham Economist Sun

 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.

 
 

The Lightfoot Band

The Golden Girls are back in an all-new show! 
2025 finds Sophia out on bail, after being busted by the DEA for running a drug ring at Shady Pines. Blanche and Rose have founded CreakN, a thriving sex app for seniors. And Dorothy is trying to hold it all together, with help from her much younger, sex-crazed love interest. Relive the heartfelt hilarity of four ladies who never stopped being your friends!

There will be a 20-minute intermission. 
18+ Only (Adult theme comedy).

Presented by Murray & Peter. Get tour info at GoldenGirlsTour.com.

Ticket sales begin Friday, November 21st at 10:00 AM.

 
About VIP Tickets:
Fans who purchase seats in the first few rows of the orchestra will meet the actors after the show, take pics on the main stage and score autographs. If you purchase tour merch at the venue, the actors will autograph the merch during the M&G. Please remain in your seats after the show for instructions.
Showtimes:Sat Mar 14, 2026 - 2:00PM, 7:30PM 
 


GOLDEN GIRLS The Laughs Continue

VIP (includes Meet & Greet)

Tier 2

Accessible (Tier 2)

Wheelchair Seating (Tier 2)

Wheelchair Companion (Tier 2)

Tier 3

Wheelchair Seating (Tier 3)

Wheelchair Companion (Tier 3)

Tier 2 - Balcony

Limited Leg Room (Tier 2)

Tier 3 - Balcony

Limited Leg Room (Tier 3)

Tier 4 - Balcony

The Brockville Theatre Guild is proud to present:
Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery
Get your deerstalker cap on – the play’s afoot! Comedic genius Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo) transforms Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic The Hound of the Baskervilles into a murderously funny adventure.
Sherlock Holmes is on the case. The male heirs of the Baskerville line are being dispatched one by one. To find their ingenious killer, Holmes and Watson must brave the desolate moors before a family curse dooms its newest heir. Does a wild hellhound prowl the moors of Devonshire? Can our heroes discover the truth in time? 
Watch as our intrepid investigators try to escape a dizzying web of clues, silly accents, disguises, and deceit as five actors deftly portray more than forty characters. Join the fun and see how far from elementary the truth can be.
Show times:

Friday, March 6 @ 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 7 @ 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm

 

Special pricing available for Youths (18 & Under).
Complimentary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets must be reserved in advance. Please contact the box office at 1-877-342-7122 to book. 
Complimentary tickets available for children under 12 months of age at the time of performance. Tickets must be reserved in advance by a parent or guardian. Please contact the box office at 1-877-342-7122 to add one to your completed order.


Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery

Main Floor - Adult

Main Floor - Youth (18 & under)

Wheelchair - Adult

Wheelchair - Youth (18 & under)

Companion - Adult

Companion - Youth (18 & under)

Accessible - Adult

Accessible - Youth (18 & under)

The only good thing about not shopping in record stores like we used to is that you don’t have to figure out what genre to look for Danny under. If that were the case, you could try searching under rock, pop, folk, world, or even classical. His own self-described musical A.D.D. has kept his music fresh for decades.
Maybe it has something to do with being born next to a candy factory, but his thoughtful lyrics and charming performances have earned him a devoted fan base, multiple Juno nominations, Polaris Prize nominations, CBC’s Heart of Gold award, and wins for the CFMA’s Producer of the Year and Oliver Schroder Pushing the Boundaries awards.
His adventurous musical spirit has led him on unique journeys, from recording and touring with The Garifuna Collective (from Belize) to recording an album aboard a Soviet-era icebreaker in the Arctic while on an expedition with astronaut Chris Hadfield. Albums like Matadora and Khlebnikov explore themes of human connection, the environment, and the cosmos.
Beyond music, Danny is passionate about social causes. He founded the DM Ocean Academy Fund to support a non-profit high school in Belize. His charm, creative performances, and wide-ranging interests have made him a beloved figure not only in music but also in charitable and environmental circles. This has led to unique performances, including playing at Jane Goodall’s 85th birthday, David Suzuki’s 75th, and touring with Stuart McLean’s Vinyl Cafe.
His latest album, Ghost Town, is a deeply personal and vulnerable collection of songs born from the pandemic, showcasing his most introspective work to date.
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Le seul avantage de ne plus faire ses achats dans les magasins de disques comme avant, c'est qu'on n'a plus besoin de se demander dans quel genre musical chercher Danny. Si c'était le cas, on pourrait essayer de le trouver dans les rayons rock, pop, folk, world ou même classique. Son propre « TDA musical », comme il le décrit lui-même, a permis à sa musique de rester fraîche pendant des décennies.
Peut-être est-ce lié au fait qu'il est né à côté d'une usine de bonbons, mais ses paroles réfléchies et ses performances charmantes lui ont valu un public fidèle, plusieurs nominations aux prix Juno, des nominations au prix Polaris, le prix Heart of Gold de la CBC, ainsi que les prix CFMA du producteur de l'année et Oliver Schroder Pushing the Boundaries.
Son esprit musical aventureux l'a conduit à vivre des expériences uniques, allant de l'enregistrement et de la tournée avec le Garifuna Collective (du Belize) à l'enregistrement d'un album à bord d'un brise-glace de l'ère soviétique dans l'Arctique lors d'une expédition avec l'astronaute Chris Hadfield. Des albums comme Matadora et Khlebnikov explorent les thèmes des relations humaines, de l'environnement et du cosmos.
Au-delà de la musique, Danny est passionné par les causes sociales. Il a fondé le DM Ocean Academy Fund pour soutenir un lycée à but non lucratif au Belize. Son charme, ses performances créatives et ses intérêts variés ont fait de lui une figure très appréciée non seulement dans le monde de la musique, mais aussi dans les milieux caritatifs et environnementaux. Cela l'a conduit à donner des concerts uniques, notamment lors du 85e anniversaire de Jane Goodall, du 75e anniversaire de David Suzuki et lors d'une tournée avec le Vinyl Cafe de Stuart McLean.
Son dernier album, Ghost Town, est un recueil de chansons profondément personnelles et vulnérables, nées de la pandémie, qui présente son travail le plus introspectif à ce jour.


Motel Chelsea

Danny Michel

General Admission

ARE YOU READY TO ROCK?! Direct from Australia, the hit tribute returns to Canada in 2026 - bigger, better and louder than ever!
See the rock spectacular that Canadians flock to every year, bringing big sound, big screens, crazy lighting and outlandish costumes for a night of non-stop rock anthems, including Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Radio GaGa, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Don’t Stop Me Now, Another One Bites the Dust and so many more.
Starring Warren Vernon-Driscoll reprising his role as ‘Freddie Mercury’, performing vocals, piano and guitar all live on stage and in original key, alongside an international band.
Don’t miss the REAL ROCK EXPERIENCE – BOOK NOW!
 
“Live, loud and literally awe-smacked” -Stage & Screen
“It felt like a real Queen concert” -Vancouvers Best Places
“This is THE tribute band” -The Plus Ones
 

 

Youth pricing available for children 13 years and under.
Discount available for adult groups of 6 or more.
Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.

 

Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic

Balcony - Adult

Wheelchair Companion - Adult

Main Floor - Youth (13 & Under)

Balcony - Youth (13 & Under)

Wheelchair - Youth (13 & Under)

Wheelchair Companion - Youth (13 & Under)

Accessible - Youth (13 & Under)

Classic Troubadours: an extraordinary musical journey that celebrates the timeless songs of James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, and Carole King. Performed by a talented 5-piece band led by award-winning singer songwriter Jacob Moon, this tribute goes beyond imitation to honor the artistry of these legendary singer-songwriters.
Featuring heartfelt renditions of beloved classics like "You’ve Got a Friend," "Big Yellow Taxi," "Running on Empty," and "Fire and Rain," the show brings the nostalgia and magic of the ‘70s to life. With warm, authentic performances and rich storytelling, Classic Troubadours is more than a concert—it’s a heartfelt tribute to the music that defined a generation. Perfect for fans of these iconic artists, this evening promises to be a celebration of connection, memory, and joy.

 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis via the box office. Access Card accepted.

 

Classic Troubadours Live

Join the dancers from the Four Season Dance Academy for a special presentation of their competitive routines for 2026!
At Four Season Dance Academy, we believe that being a part of a competitive team comes hand in hand with being a team player. We strive for our students to learn the importance of working together to achieve their desired goals. It is in our best interest to teach young students about the importance of supporting everyone around them. @fourseasondance.com

 

Complementary tickets available for support workers on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets must be reserved in advance. Please contact the box office at 1-877-342-7122 to book. 
Complementary tickets available for children under 12 months of age at the time of performance, who do not require an additional seat. Tickets must be reserved in advance by a parent or guardian. Please contact the box office at 1-877-342-7122 to add one to your order.


2026 Competitive Showcase

Main Floor - 18 & Under

Wheelchair - 18 & Under

Wheelchair Companion - 18 & Under

Accessible - 18 & Under

Walk Like A Man is the ultimate celebration of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, recreating the iconic powerful falsetto with perfection. Produced by its very own West End star, Mark Halliday, Walk Like A Man has amazed audiences across the globe from Cardiff to Columbia, from London to Lithuania, with their incredible vocals, slick moves, infectious charm and timeless hits.
This stunning show will have you hooked from the very beginning and audiences will not be able to resist classics such as ‘Can’t Take My Eyes Off You’, Walk Like a Man’, ‘Sherry’, Big Girls Don’t Cry’, ‘Oh, What a Night’ and many more. Putting their own spin on timeless classics with incredible harmonies and a genuine admiration for the music, this show is a powerhouse not to be missed. You’ll see why this show receives standing ovations wherever it goes!
 

 
 

Walk Like A Man

Being the youngest member of a musical family, Sam Polley grew up in the music industry, but took his own time to join the family business. Forming Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows in downtown Toronto in 2017, Sam Polley surrounded himself with local musicians that he knew had similar musical interests, recruiting brothers Tally and Gianni Ferraro (bass and drums), and guitar player extraordinaire, Fraser Melvin. The band quickly meshed and played their first show to a sold out Cameron House Crowd.
At the beginning of 2018, the band headed to the studio to record their first EP, which they recorded in one long day at Pacha Sound Studio in Toronto (leading to the name, EP in a Day). With the new EP in hand, Sam Polley embarked on a cross country tour as a featured artist on the Jim Cuddy Band Constellation tour. Once back, Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows continued to tour the EP through the rest of the year, and into 2019, playing both festivals and cities throughout Ontario.
Building off the success of their EP, Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows then headed back to the studio to finish their debut album, ‘Time Forgot’, this time at the famous Woodshed Studio. Drawing their sound from 50’s and 60’s rockabilly licks, old country twang, and Motown swing, blending genres to create an upbeat boogie with groovy hooks, an album that’s sure to get you up and dancing.
Having decided to tap into their desire for the golden era, Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows released a 45 vinyl this past year, with ‘Another Love’ as the a-side, and ‘Wasted Love’ as the b-side. Now the band is back on the road, touring coast to coast, and as always, getting people up and dancing.
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Étant le plus jeune membre d'une famille de musiciens, Sam Polley a grandi dans l'industrie musicale, mais a pris son temps pour rejoindre l'entreprise familiale. Formant Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows au centre-ville de Toronto en 2017, Sam Polley s'est entouré de musiciens locaux qu'il savait avoir des intérêts musicaux similaires, recrutant les frères Tally et Gianni Ferraro (basse et batterie), et le guitariste extraordinaire, Fraser Melvin. Le groupe s'est rapidement intégré et a donné son premier concert à guichets fermés à la Cameron House.
Au début de 2018, le groupe s'est rendu en studio pour enregistrer son premier EP, qu'il a enregistré en une longue journée au Pacha Sound Studio à Toronto (d'où le nom EP in a Day). Avec le nouvel EP en main, Sam Polley s'est lancé dans une tournée pancanadienne en tant qu'artiste vedette de la tournée Constellation du Jim Cuddy Band. Une fois de retour, Sam Polley et The Old Tomorrows ont poursuivi la tournée du EP pendant le reste de l'année et jusqu'en 2019, jouant à la fois dans des festivals et dans des villes de l'Ontario.
Forts du succès de leur EP, Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows sont ensuite retournés en studio pour terminer leur premier album, « Time Forgot », cette fois au célèbre Woodshed Studio. S'inspirant du rockabilly des années 50 et 60, du vieux country twang et du swing de la Motown, ils mélangent les genres pour créer un boogie entraînant aux accroches groovy, un album qui ne manquera pas de vous faire lever et danser.
Ayant décidé d'exploiter leur désir de l'âge d'or, Sam Polley and The Old Tomorrows ont sorti un 45 tours vinyle l'année dernière, avec “Another Love” en face A et “Wasted Love” en face B. Le groupe est maintenant de retour sur la route, en tournée d'un bout à l'autre du pays, et comme toujours, il fait danser les gens.

 

Sam Polley & The Old Tomorrows

Music of the Night: The Concert Tour
A Concert Celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Greatest Hits
This concert celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber comes back to Brockville (last here in 2024) having toured across Canada to sold out audiences from Victoria to Halifax! With a live band and many incredible and celebrated singers, we welcome you to experience this concert of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most iconic theatrical music - including selections from Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Cats, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sunset Blvd, and more! Learn more at www.musicofthenight.live. 
Reviews:"What an amazing show!!! Wonderful mix of songs represented!  Just amazing!!!  Get your tickets now!!!  Should not miss this amazing show!” - Melanie Ngai, Vancouver, BC
"This was very entertaining, the cast had unbelievable voices, and what a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon" - Angela Carter, Barrie, ON
"this very professional and capable cast – made up of seasoned singers ... never ceased to amaze us with a string of hits that made famous the brilliant Andrew Lloyd Webber.  The artists are versatile, play very well and have voices to spare... They all impressed me. It’s a very solid cast."  Review:  atuvu.ca (Montreal)
 
Regarding our Indigenous Community Pricing: In response to the Calls to Action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, we are offering modest discounted rates to the Indigenous Community as a small gesture.
 
Arts Workers: We consider this to include anyone working, or pursuing a life in the arts in any capacity (admin or artist etc).
 
Economy Relief:  We understand the economy is tricky at present, so we offer this price to anyone who feels they need a lower price.  If this is not the case for you, we ask that you honour the standard pricing to help us, a registered charity, through this economy in return.
 
WARNING:  This production includes the use of haze, fog and some flashing lights.
 

 

Special pricing available for Seniors (65+), Children (14 & Under), Indigenous Community members, and Arts Workers.
Special pricing in place for those requiring economic relief. See details above.


Music of the Night

Main Floor - Children/Senior

Main Floor - Arts Workers & Indigenous Community

Wheelchair - Children/Senior

Wheelchair - Arts Workers & Indigenous Community

Wheelchair Companion - Children/Senior

Wheelchair Companion - Arts Workers & Indigenous Community

Accessible - Children/Senior

Accessible - Arts Workers & Indigenous Community

Main Floor - Economic Relief Pricing

Wheelchair - Economic Relief Pricing

Wheelchair Companion - Economic Relief Pricing

Accessible - Economic Relief Pricing

The Artichoke Hearts is the indie folk-pop project led by Wakefield Quebec singer-songwriter Caitlin Dolan. Drawing inspiration from nature, mental health, and the complexities of human connection, The Artichoke Hearts craft songs that invite listeners to peel back their layers—much like their namesake—to uncover raw emotion and truth. Their live show is a rare thrill - a no holds barred fusion of piano, violin, accordion, trumpet and powerful three-part harmonies.
In 2024, The Artichoke Hearts released their first full length album ‘No Other Road’ to a sold out crowd at the NAC Fourth Stage, following their first Ottawa Bluesfest performance earlier that summer. 2025 has brought two new singles and performances at local favourite folk venues such as Motel Chelsea and Ottawa’s Red Bird. 
The Artichoke Hearts are delighted to be returning to the ever-romantic Motel Chelsea for their 2nd annual Valentine’s Day show. 
JOINED BY SPECIAL GUEST ANNIE MARTEL
A treasured local gem, Annie Martel has a gift for turning sadness into solace. She calls it sad lady folk—raw, emotive songwriting delivered with vulnerability, warmth, and a voice that lingers like a memory. Her performances land like a gut punch of feeling, softened by radiant charm and wry wit. It’s music that holds heartbreak in one hand and a hug in the other. Annie’s highly anticipated debut album arrives early 2026.
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The Artichoke Hearts est un projet indie folk-pop mené par l'auteure-compositrice-interprète Caitlin Dolan, originaire de Wakefield, au Québec. S'inspirant de la nature, de la santé mentale et de la complexité des relations humaines, The Artichoke Hearts compose des chansons qui invitent les auditeurs à se dévoiler, à l'image de leur nom, pour révéler leurs émotions brutes et leur vérité. Leurs concerts sont une expérience rare et passionnante, une fusion sans limites entre le piano, le violon, l'accordéon, la trompette et de puissantes harmonies à trois voix.
En 2024, The Artichoke Hearts a sorti son premier album complet, « No Other Road », devant une salle comble au Quatrième Étage du CNA, après avoir donné son premier concert au Bluesfest d'Ottawa plus tôt cet été-là. L'année 2025 a vu la sortie de deux nouveaux singles et des concerts dans des salles folk locales très appréciées, telles que le Motel Chelsea et le Red Bird d'Ottawa.
The Artichoke Hearts est ravi de revenir au Motel Chelsea, lieu toujours aussi romantique, pour son deuxième concert annuel de la Saint-Valentin.
AVEC LA PARTICIPATION DE L'INVITÉE SPÉCIALE ANNIE MARTEL
Véritable joyau local, Annie Martel a le don de transformer la tristesse en réconfort. Elle appelle cela le « sad lady folk » : des compositions brutes et émouvantes, interprétées avec vulnérabilité et chaleur, et une voix qui reste en mémoire comme un souvenir. Ses performances sont comme un coup de poing dans le ventre, adouci par un charme rayonnant et un humour ironique. C'est une musique qui tient le chagrin dans une main et une étreinte dans l'autre. Le premier album très attendu d'Annie sortira début 2026.



Valentines Day with the Artichoke Hearts and Special Guest Annie Martel

Sound
Skeleton Key Theatre
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September 2022 – Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman, died in Tehran while in the custody of the "morality” police after she was arrested for “improper hijab”. Days after her death, protesters flooded the streets chanting “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi.”
“Women, Life, Freedom.”
A week before Mahsa’s death, Ava Alavi moved to Canada from Iran.
As her friends in Iran joined in yelling “Zan, Zendegi, Azadi”, Ava was here, safe but stuck. Shouting "Women, Life, Freedom" from thousands of miles away, she needed to do something. So she created Sound, merging her personal experiences as a woman raised in Iran with the broader political and social struggles unfolding in her home country.
Sound carries the echoes of generations of women living under oppression, their moments of silence, survival, and defiance merging into one collective voice. It serves as proof that in a place designed to erase them, to exist is to rebel.
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Created by Ava Alavi
Performed by Ava Alavi, Laurence Gallant, Zar Mousavi
Directed by Caity Smyck and Ava Alavi
Stage Managed by Abigaile Gagnon
Costume Design by Bonnie Garland
Video Design by Yasaman Moradi
Lighting Design by Mariana Gomez
Dramaturgy by Emily Pearlman
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14+ | Fog/Haze, References to Sexual Content,References to Sexual Violences, Flashing Lights & Projections, Verbal Descriptions of Violence & War
Duration: 60 mins
Accessible entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 

Arts Court Studio (3rd Floor)

Sound

Pick Your Price 10

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Industry Comp

Ottawa Fringe

Wind
Cullen Elijah McGrail & Nicholas Leno
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When Will moves home and discovers his neighbours up in arms over the recent wind farm development in the area, he sees it as an opportunity to write his first big play. Armed with an audio recorder and a whole lot of gumption, Will is determined to get to the bottom of the wind turbine scandal, save his dad, and maybe even make a name for himself in the process. If anyone would talk to him, that is. From the playwright who brought you the multi-award-winning hit, The City Aquarium is Proud to Present: The Marvelous Mermaids of Merriment™, Wind is a documentary theatre play that blends humour, politics, and family dynamics into a beautifully nuanced story that is sure to spark discussion.
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Created by Cullen Elijah McGrail
Performed by Jon Dickey, Geoff McBride, Cara Pantalone
Directed by Nicholas Leno
Stage Managed by Cullen Elijah McGrail
Set Design by Alain Richer
Lighting Design by Laura Wheeler
Costume Design by Cullen Elijah McGrail
Dramaturgy by Nicholas Leno
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14+ | Mature Language
Duration: 90 mins
Accessible entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 

ODD Box

Wind

*English to Follow
Après leur retour dans les SUO, les Gee-Gees sont prêtes pour une saison remplie d’action. Leur premier affrontement au terrain du pavillon Montpetit est prévu le 24 octobre, contre les Varsity Blues de Toronto. 
CALENDRIER 2025/2026 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE VOLLEYBALL FÉMININ

Samedi 27 sept. c. UQTR @ 16h00 *MATCH D'EXHIBITION
Vendredi 24 oct. c. Toronto @ 19h00
Samedi 25 oct. c. Toronto @ 15h00
Vendredi 7 nov. c. RMC @ 19h00 - Match de fierté
Samedi 8 nov. c. RMC @ 15h00
Vendredi 28 nov. c. Waterloo @ 19h00
Samedi 29 nov. c. Waterloo @ 15h00
Samedi 3 jan. c. McGill @ 13h00 *MATCH D'EXHIBITION
Dimanche 4 jan. c. Sherbrooke @ 13h00 *MATCH D'EXHIBITION
Vendredi 23 jan. c. Windsor @ 19h00 - 'Digs for Diversity'
Samedi 24 jan. c. Windsor @ 15h00
Vendredi 13 fév. c. Queen's @ 19h00 
Samedi 14 fév. c. Queen's @ 15h00 

INFORMATION DE BILLETTERIE
*Les billets pour les matchs d'exhibition coûtent 5 $. Vous devez ajouter le billet à prix normal à votre panier. Au moment du paiement, une réduction sera appliquée, ce qui ramènera le coût de votre billet à 5 $. 

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After making their return to the OUA, the Gee-Gees are ready for an action-packed season. The first chance to see them on the court in Montpetit Hall is on Oct. 24th when they take on the Toronto Varsity Blues.  
2025/2026 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL HOME SCHEDULE

Saturday, Sept. 27 vs. UQTR @ 4pm *EXHIBITION MATCH
Friday, Oct. 24 vs. Toronto @ 7pm
Saturday, Oct. 25 vs. Toronto @ 3pm
Friday, Nov. 7 vs. RMC @ 7pm - Pride Game
Saturday, Nov. 8 vs. RMC @ 3pm 
Friday, Nov. 28 vs. Waterloo @ 7pm 
Saturday, Nov. 29 vs. Waterloo @ 3pm
Saturday, Jan. 3 vs. McGill @ 1pm *EXHIBITION MATCH
Sunday, Jan. 4 vs. Sherbrooke @ 1pm *EXHIBITION MATCH
Friday, Jan. 23 vs. Windsor @ 7pm - Digs for Diversity 
Saturday, Jan 24 vs. Windsor @ 3pm
Friday, Feb. 13 vs. Queen's @ 7pm 
Saturday, Feb 14 vs. Queen's @ 3pm 

TICKETING INFORMATION
*Exhibition game tickets are $5. You must add the regular priced ticket to your cart. At checkout, a discount will be applied bringing the cost of your ticket to $5. 


Montpetit Hall

Gee-Gees Volleyball (F/W)

Student

Youth (4-17)

Ottawa Gee-Gees

MEREDITH MOON
Besides playing traditional tunes often 'non-traditionally', Meredith presents a powerful, warbling voice and highly contemporary clawhammer banjo style which has gained acclaim within the international old-time and Americana music community. She is a multi-instrumentalist, incorporating finger-style/travis picking guitar, piano and lap dulcimer into her performances. Along with an endorsement from Gold Tone Music Group and a recent recording deal with True North Records/Linus Entertainment, Meredith Moon has been a regular in the folk music and folk festival circuit for over a decade.
In the last eight years, she has herself booked and toured Canada, Mexico, The United States, Central America, the UK and Europe. Beginning in her friend's living rooms and DIY spaces, her audience evolved through the last decade to include festival and theatre dates, with many milestones under her belt. Her first full-length album, "Forest Far Away" was released independently in May of 2018, and she released "Constellations" on True North Records/Linus Entertainment in March of 2023. Her second release garnered international acclaim; was nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award for Traditional Album of the Year, and was on the Folk Alliance International top 10 Album Chart two months running in April and May 2023.
"Moon writes heartfelt folk songs, sings beautifully, and plays several instruments masterfully."- Americana Highways
"She conjures up songs awash in rich, moody melodies that catch the ear in a way, at least in my experience, that many don't get close to."- Rambles
"There is a richness, a warmth, a homeliness, and an enthralling honesty to her music that no doubt comes from her independence and personal history."- Spirit Rocks
http://meredithmoon.com@meredithmoonmusicfacebook.com/meredithmoonmusicyoutube.com/@meredithmoon
 
 
 

Red Bird

Meredith Moon

As soon as she could stretch high up over her head to reach the keys, Sarah Hagen began pulling music out of her family’s dusty, melodious, 1910 upright piano. In her childhood she devoured every score in sight, feasting on soulful gospel tunes, electric etudes that sizzled with electricity, and nocturnes that could make grown men weep into their tea. Out of this grew a passion for drawing notes off the page, throwing them up in the air, and watching in wonderment where they fell. This dreamy adventure has taken her Rachmaninoff-playing hands around the world to shows in a rustic mountain bar, fancypants big city concert halls and even a fountain. Twice.  The words “something to absolutely die for” have been spoken about both her fourth album (and also her mother’s chocolate cake).
 Sarah’s inspiration comes from strange dreams after a midnight feast with friends, three words strung together in a novel, a ridiculous joke, baskets of poignant memories. With stirring authenticity and rawness to her playing, Sarah invites her audience on a journey into the secret corners of the human heart.
“Lovesick!” - a concert exploring romance and heartbreak in classical music. Through storytelling and music by Satie, Bach, Piazzolla and more, Sarah Hagen delves into the love stories (good and bad!) of some of her favourite composers.
Sample Program (exact selections are likely to vary somewhat)Duetto  - Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)Romance  & Impromptu  - Germaine Tailleferre (1892-1983)Selections from Partita No. 6 -  J.S. Bach (1685-1750)Mélancolie -  Francis Poulenc (1899-1963)Piano pieces, Op. 5 -  Eugen d’Albert (1864-1932)Oblivion  - Astor  Piazzolla (1921-1992)Three Genuine Boneless Preludes for a Dog -  Erik Satie (1866-1925)5 Piano Pieces, S 192 Franz Liszt (1811-1886)Ritual Fire Dance Manuel De Falla (1876-1946)

Sarah Hagen

Mother Sea
Djennie Laguerre, English Premiere
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The theatrical play "Mother Sea" by Djennie Laguerre tells the story of Marjolaine, a Haitian Canadian storyteller, who embarks on a journey of self-discovery, cultural reconnection, and healing. The narrative is deeply rooted in Afro-Haitian mythology and traditions, blending storytelling, music, and dance to explore themes of identity, family, and heritage. The play begins with Marjolaine recounting her childhood, where she had visions of the future that her mother discouraged, fearing they would tie her to a life of mysticism and hardship. Prompting a mysterious sickness that only Manman La mè, her grandmother, can cure.
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Performed and Created by Djennie Laguerre
Choreographed by Emilie Jaboin
Stage Managed and Sound Design by DJ Skorpyon 
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PG | Audience Participation, Mature Language, Mental Health, References to Sexual Content 
Duration: 60 mins
Accessible entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 

Arts Court Theatre (3rd Floor)

Mother Sea

Nouveau Play Tuesday 
Créations in Vivo
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Une soirée de dramaturgie bilingue signée Créations In Vivo × Ottawa FringeA bilingual dramaturgical evening presented by Créations In Vivo × Ottawa Fringe
Français. English. Les deux en même temps.French. English. Colliding at the same time.
Nouveau Play Tuesday est une soirée où les langues se croisent, s’obstinent, se mélangent et finissent par se comprendre. Des artistes bilingues d’Ottawa présentent de nouveaux textes en développement, des fragments, des idées, des scènes qui n’en sont pas encore.
Nouveau Play Tuesday is an evening where languages intersect, resist, mix, and (hopefully) come to understand one another. Bilingual artists from Ottawa present new work in development: fragments, ideas, and scenes that aren’t quite scenes just yet.
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LINEUP | PROGRAMMATION DES PIÈCES
Écho par Dalia Jaja
Une nuit ordinaire bascule lorsqu’une présence imprévue s’invite dans l’appartement de trois amis. À partir de là, plus rien ne résonne de la même façon.
Primarily French. English appears organically in dialogue (expressions, reactions, habits of speech) the way it does in everyday Franco-Canadian life.
 
French Necromancer Raises a Skeleton That Only Speaks English by The Lighter Touch Art Collective
A French necromancer is trapped while trying to steal a famous grimoire. In order to escape, they raise a skeleton to do their bidding and set them free. The problem is this skeleton only speaks English. Every attempt to regain authority only makes things worse. It’s fast, dumb, sharp, and uncomfortable in exactly the right way.
Genuinely bilingual. The switching is constant and structural, not decorative.
 
Pilgrimage by Breanne Oryschak
Imagine the Bible meets Don Quixote if it was a Western reimagined in a Beckettian world. Clayton and Vanessa are pilgrims on a sacred mission until they encounter the end of Thomas’ gun barrel – a secularist protecting his land. A mock-epic battle ensues about the most righteous path.
Mostly English. Other languages (French, Spanish, Latin, religious language) appear as texture, ritual, or ideological markers.
 
White As Snow by Rose-Ingrid Benjamin  
A solo built from old journals, songs that won’t let go, and the act of saying things out loud for the first time. The piece looks back without trying to clean anything up. It sits with what stays.  
Primarily English. French and Kreyol appear in memory, song, and family history.
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À propos de Créations in Vivo
Créations In Vivo (CIV) est une compagnie de théâtre franco-ontarienne basée à Ottawa. CIV crée un théâtre populaire, loud, satirique et indiscipliné, ancré dans la francophontarianité et les communautés francophones en situation minoritaire. Ici, le bouffon est une posture politique, le rire un outil critique, et la nouvelle dramaturgie un terrain de jeu. Créations In Vivo croit à un théâtre vivant, excessif, accessible et intelligent. La vie est chaotique. Le théâtre peut l’être aussi.
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14+ | Mature Language, Mental Health, Sexual Content
Duration: 120 mins 
Accessible entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 

Nouveau Play Tuesday

Pick Your Price 0

Les champions en titre de la Coupe universitaire sont prêts pour une nouvelle saison formidable au Complexe sportif Minto. Venez assister aux matchs emballants de l’équipe de hockey masculin des Gee-Gees dans sa quête d’un autre championnat au cœur de la capitale nationale.
CALENDRIER 2025/2026 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE HOCKEY MASCULIN

Jeudi, 11 sept. c. Carleton @ 19h00 - *Match d'exhibition
Vendredi, 17 oct. c. Nipissing @ 19h00 - Soirée d’appréciation des partisans
Dimanche, 19 oct. c. Queen's @ 15h00
Vendredi, 24 oct. c. Concordia @ 19h00
Samedi, 25 oct. c. UQTR @ 19h00
Dimanche, 9 nov. c. UQTR @ 15h00
Dimanche, 16 nov. c. RMC @ 15h00
Dimanche, 23 nov. c. McGill @ 15h00 - Hot-dog à 2 $
Vendredi, 28 nov. c. Ontario Tech @ 19h00
Dimanche, 11 jan. c. RMC @ 16h00
Vendredi, 23 jan. c. Queen's @ 19h00 - Soirée Telfer
Samedi, 24 jan. c. Ontario Tech @ 15h00
Dimanche, 1 fév. c. Nipissing @ 15h00
Vendredi, 13 fév. c. Concordia @ 19h00

INFORMATION DE BILLETTERIE

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The reigning U CUP champions are revved up for another big season at the Minto Sports Complex. The Gee-Gees men’s hockey team is looking to make another championship run and you don’t want to miss any of the exciting on-ice action here in the Capital Region.
2025/2026 MEN'S HOCKEY HOME SCHEDULE

Thursday, Sept. 11 vs. Carleton @ 7PM *Exhibition Game
Friday, Oct. 17 vs. Nipissing @ 7PM - Fan Appreciation Night
Sunday, Oct. 19 vs. Queen's @ 3PM
Friday, Oct. 24 vs. Concordia @ 7PM
Saturday, Oct. 25 vs. UQTR @ 7PM
Sunday, Nov. 9 vs. UQTR @ 3PM
Sunday, Nov. 16 vs. RMC @ 3PM
Sunday, Nov. 23 vs. McGill @ 3PM - Toonie Hotdogs
Friday, Nov. 28 vs. Ontario Tech @ 7PM
Sunday, Jan. 11 vs. RMC @ 4PM
Friday, Jan. 23 vs. Queen's @ 7PM - Telfer Night
Saturday, Jan 24 vs. Ontario Tech @ 3PM
Sunday, Feb. 1 vs. Nipissing @ 3PM
Friday, Feb 13 vs. Concordia @ 7PM

TICKETING INFORMATION


Minto Sports Complex

Gee-Gees Hockey (M)

Join us for a musical journey through the decades at OSCA’s Music Trivia Night, hosted by Red Bird! This special edition will have a “Whole Lotta Love” theme in celebration of Valentine’s Day. 
Teams can have 2–5 players, and individuals registering solo will be matched with a team. 
With questions covering a wide range of genres and eras, it’s a fun and engaging trivia night for adults of all ages. Prizes go to the top three teams, and everyone will leave with hearts full of music and memories.

OSCA's Music Trivia Night

ÇA RIME AVEC VINAIGRE
KaFé Productions inc.
Une co-présentation avec Alliance Française Ottawa
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En deuxième année, le jeune Donny, âgé de 7 ans vit une altercation avec un camarade de classe pendant la récréation. Ce conflit de cour d’école déclenchera une série d’événements qui remonteront jusqu’aux hautes sphères de l'administration du Ministère de l'éducation et mettront à l’épreuve la résilience de Donny et sa famille face à l’injustice. Dans ce spectacle solo raconté du point de vue de sa mère, l’autrice, s’entremêlent les codes du TED Talk, de la poésie, du slam et du théâtre documentaire. Ça rime avec vinaigre s’appuie sur les faits réellement vécus par ce garçon et ses proches pour mettre en lumière les inégalités systémiques qui perdurent dans notre société.
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Créé et Interprétée par Katia Café-Fébrissy
Mise en scène par Pierre Simpson
Régie par Marthé Lenoir
Conception sonore par DJ Skorpyon
Éclairage et assistance à la mise en scène par Christoph Ibrahim
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G - FAMILIALE | Racisme systémique anti-noir à l'école
Durée du spectacle : 75 minutes
Entrées accessibles : Les entrées accessibles se trouvent au 10, avenue Daly et au 67, rue Nicholas.
 
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ÇA RIME AVEC VINAIGRE (Rhymes with Vinegar)
KaFé Productions inc.
A co-presentation with Alliance Française Ottawa 
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In second grade, 7-year-old Donny gets into an altercation with a classmate during recess. This schoolyard conflict triggers a series of events that reach the highest levels of the Department of Education and test Donny and his family's resilience in the face of injustice. In this solo show, told from the perspective of his mother, the playwright, the codes of TED Talks, poetry, slam, and documentary theatre intertwine. Ça rime avec vinaigre (Rhymes with Vinegar) is based on the real-life experiences of this boy and his loved ones to highlight the systemic inequalities that persist in our society.
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Created and performed by Katia Café-Fébrissy
Directed by Pierre Simpson
Stage Managed by Marthé Lenoir
Sound design by DJ Skorpyon
Lighting Design and Assistant Direction by Christoph Ibrahim
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G - FAMILY FRIENDLY | Systemic racism at school
Duration: 75 minutes
Accessible entries : Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 

ÇA RIME AVEC VINAIGRE

Carleton Ravens Men’s Hockey is ready to take on the 2025-2026 OUA Season and we can't wait to have you out! 
2025-2026 Home Schedule

Sunday, October 12th vs. uOttawa @ 7pm
Friday, October 17th vs. Ontario Tech @ 7pm: The Fall Future Flock Night! 50% off all youth tickets!
Saturday, October 18th vs. Queen's @ 7pm
Friday, October 24th vs. Nipissing @ 7pm
Saturday, October 25th vs. RMC @ 7pm
Saturday, November 15th vs. UQTR @ 7pm
Sunday, November 16th vs. Nipissing @ 7pm: The 4th Red Game of the Ravens Red Game Series! $2.00 tickets for all post-secondary students!
Friday, November 28th vs. Concordia @ 7pm
Sunday, January 11th vs. UQTR @ 7pm
Sunday, January 18th vs. RMC @ 7pm
Friday, January 23rd vs. Ontario Tech @ 7pm
Saturday, January 24th vs. Queen's @ 7pm: The Winter Future Flock Night! 50% off all youth tickets!
Sunday, February 1st vs. McGill @ 7pm
Wednesday, February 11th vs. McGill @ 7pm

 
Children 6 and under are free. If they require a seat, please contact tickets@carleton.ca prior to purchasing tickets.
Accessible seats automatically come with a companion seat, please do not purchase an additional seat if you require a companion seat.
Following Carleton University policy,

Dogs are prohibited in all Carleton Athletics facilities, including TAAG Park, service and guide dogs are excepted.
Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited in all Carleton Athletics facilities.
Outside food and drink is prohibited at all football, basketball, and hockey games.


Carleton Ravens Athletics

2025-2026 Carleton Ravens Men's Hockey - Single Game Tickets

Adult

Alumni/Senior (55+)

Youth (7-17)

Post-Secondary Student

🕯️ Candlelight: Classical Romance
⭐ Fall in love with the beauty of timeless classical music in a romantic candlelit setting. Experience masterful works by Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Puccini, and more, performed live by a talented string quartet at Ottawa’s stunning Knox Church, illuminated by thousands of flickering candles.
🎵 Program Highlights


Fantasy Overture from Romeo and Juliet – Tchaikovsky


Clair de Lune – Debussy


Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana – Mascagni


Che Gelida Manina from La Bohème – Puccini


Méditation from Thaïs – Massenet


Salut d’Amour – Elgar


O Mio Babbino Caro from Gianni Schicchi – Puccini


Liebestraum No. 3 – Liszt


Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (18th Variation) – Rachmaninoff


And more romantic masterpieces!


📍 Event Details


Venue: Knox Church, 120 Lisgar St, Ottawa, ON K2P 2L7


Dates & Times: Multiple dates available (select at checkout)


Duration: 60 minutes (Doors open 45 minutes early; no late entry)


Age Requirement: 8+ (Guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)


Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible


Seating: First-come, first-served within your ticket zone


🎻 Performers
A gifted string quartet:


2 Violins


1 Viola


1 Cello


✨ Celebrate romance through music with this enchanting candlelit evening of classical favorites. Perfect for a date night, a cultural outing, or a memorable gift for someone special.
 
 

Knox Church

Candlelight: Classical Romance at Knox Church

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Comedy Nights at Absolute Comedy Ottawa: Featuring Rebecca Kohler and MC Jack Holmes
Get ready for a night of sharp, unapologetic stand-up as Rebecca Kohler headlines the Absolute Comedy Ottawa stage. Known for her fearless honesty and confident delivery, Rebecca tackles relationships, identity, and everyday absurdities with punchlines that hit hard and linger long after the show. Her bold perspective and magnetic stage presence make for a set that’s both hilarious and refreshingly real.
Hosting the evening is Jack Holmes, whose quick wit and natural crowd work set the tone from the very first laugh. Jack’s playful energy and smooth pacing keep the room engaged and the momentum strong throughout the night.
Together, Rebecca and Jack deliver a high-energy, laugh-packed night of modern comedy that thrives in the intimate, electric atmosphere of Absolute Comedy Ottawa.
➕ What You’ll Get


General Admission to a live stand-up comedy show


Full headlining set from Rebecca Kohler


Hosted by Jack Holmes


Access to a full bar and food menu


A bold, unforgettable night of professional comedy


➕ Important Information
All ticket purchases are final. No refunds.
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At Absolute Comedy, it’s not just about the laughs—enjoy a fantastic meal and drinks while you soak in the show. With food available right at your table, you won’t miss a moment of the comedy gold.
Gather your friends, grab your tickets, and get ready for an evening filled with laughter, great food, and unforgettable memories. See you at the show!
📌 Important Information:

I understand that I/we will be seated at a table the size of the Reservation that I/we are making. Separate Reservations/Tables or Seats can not be combined when reserving online.
I understand I must to arrive (and my reservation will only be held until) 30 minutes prior to showtime (or 2 hours prior to showtime for dinner and show). This will ensure better seating selection and service.
For reservations made the day of Show: I agree that reservation made the day of the show are Final. No Cancellations or reductions will be accepted.
For Reservation Made more than 24 hours in advance: I agree that cancellations (or reductions) to reservations MUST be made 24 hours in advance.


Absolute Comedy Ottawa

Absolute Comedy Ottawa: Headliner Rebecca Kohler and MC Jack Holmes

Absolute Comedy

Love, Lust & Loss: A Valentine's Day Spectacular
Prepare to be captivated by The Iron Cabaret's biggest and boldest show yet: Love, Lust & Loss. This Valentine's Day, we're bringing you an unforgettable night dedicated to the thrilling, heartbreaking, and seductive facets of love.
Get ready to be breathless as we showcase the best of Ottawa's aerial, dance, burlesque, and pole performers. Our talented cast will take you on an emotional journey, exploring the warmth of love, the sting of loss, and a generous dose of lust. This is our sexiest show ever, designed to dazzle and leave you wanting more.
Before the main event, explore our curated market featuring outstanding local vendors. Find the perfect gift for someone special or a treat for yourself, all while soaking in the pre-show excitement.
Join us for a night of breathtaking performances, incredible art, and a celebration of all things romantic, passionate, and poignant.
Schedule for the Evening


Naughty Night Market opens at 5pm 


Doors open to the Theater at 6:30pm


Shibari Pre-Show Starts at 7pm


Love, Lust & Loss Starts at 7:30pm




100 Rue Laurier

Love, Lust & Lost - Feb 7th, 2026

Full Frontal (Sold Out)

Hot Seats

Voyeur

The Wings

Assessable Seats

The Iron Cabaret

That is Not a Toy 
Alan Shain and Madeleine Hall in collaboration with Theatre 4.669
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What happens when a sister brings her brother to his physiotherapy appointment? Who is in charge? What is with all this equipment? What is the point of physio anyway and who decides? The debut run of a new co-creation from Alan Shain, co-creator of the hit burlesque show Le Crip Bleu, and best known for his solo show about sex and the single wheelchair guy, Still Waiting for That Special Bus.
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Created by Alan Shain and Madeleine Hall in collaboration with Theatre 4.669
Performed by Alan Shain and Jenny Hazelton
Directed by John Turner
Production and Stage Managed by Jackie McCormick
Sound Design by Nick di Gaetano
Set and Props Design by Patrice Forbes
Production Support by Tina Goralski
Script Consulting by John Turner
Dramaturgy by Emily Pearlman
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PG | Audience Participation, Sounds of Eating
Duration: 60 mins 
ASL interpreted shows: Saturday, February 7th and Sunday, February 8th
Accessible entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 

That is Not a Toy

Carleton Ravens Basketball is ready to take on the 2025-2026 OUA Season and we can't wait to have you out!
2025-2026 Home Schedule

Friday, October 31st vs. Nipissing @ 6/8pm
Saturday, November 1st vs. Laurentian @ 6/8pm: The Fall Future Flock Game! 50% off all youth tickets!
Friday, November 14th vs. Laurier @ 6/8pm: The 6th Red Game of the Ravens Red Game Series! $2.00 tickets for all post-secondary tickets!
Saturday, November 15th vs. Waterloo @ 6/8pm
Friday, January 9th vs. Queen's @ 6/8pm
Saturday, January 10th vs. Ontario Tech @ 6/8pm
Friday, January 16th vs. Toronto @ 6/8pm : Y2K Night in the Ravens Nest! $2.00 tickets for all post-secondary tickets!
Saturday, January 17th vs. TMU @ 6/8pm
Friday, January 30th vs. Lakehead @ 6/8pm : Shoot For The Cure 2026!
Sunday, February 8th vs. Brock @ 2/4pm: The Winter Future Flock Game! 50% off all youth tickets!

 
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Accessible seats automatically come with a companion seat, please do not purchase an additional seat if you require a companion seat.
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2025-2026 Carleton Ravens Basketball (W/M) - Single Game Tickets

Love, Lust & Lost - Feb 6th, 2026

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This concert takes place at the Great Canadian Theatre Company at 1233 Wellington Street West in Ottawa, ON. It is a presentation of Red Bird Concerts and HW Partners.
 
Cape Breton is in his DNA
Ashley plays the fiddle with an intensity, authenticity and passion that is hard to deny. He learned his chops at an early age mentored by some of the legendary greats of the area, performing all over the Island in halls, clubs, barns and kitchens. Hi How Are You was released in the mid 90's and the accolades rolled in, the awards, the touring, the interviews and appearances, the persona took shape and the legend took hold.

The Great Canadian Theatre Company

Ashley MacIsaac

Section A

Section B

Section C

Accessible/Companion

12 (2.0)
Kristina Watt Villegas and 100 Watt Productions
A uniquely bilingual production
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En 2018, scientists warned there were only 12 years. Now it’s 2026. The world has been living on a tipping point for over 8 years. Le temps a passé; but what has changed? Everything and nothing. Oui. Et alors? A group of youth committed to taking climate action the way they know best--theatre--attempt to perform for you the play they created 8 years ago, again. Toutes les configurations; the numbers and geometry; les déclarations and pledges; the science, art, words words words-- ils vont les refaire pour vous. But how? They've changed (haven't we all changed?) and yet the fight for climate justice is like ...like trying to compost concrete. How do they sustain caring for a cause their generation has championed for decades? How does anyone? Is it ever ok to stop? How do we choose between personal survival and that of an entire planet? From the award-winning company who brought 12, STUFF and DNA to Ottawa/Gatineau audiences.
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Performed and Co-Created by Kat Derikx, Jax Young, Will Wishnousky, Sophie Dean, Dargon Lortie-Chartrand, Imane Braham, William Mann, Grayson Inouye, Corinne D'Arcy, Sébastien Cimpaye and Taiya Peckham
Directed by Kristina Watt Villegas
Lighting Design by Emily Fink-Jensen and Kyle Ahluwalia
Sound Design by William Mann and AL Connors, with former work by Jon Carter
Set and Costume Design by Kristina Watt Villegas and 100 Watt Youth Ensemble
Stage Managed by Emily Fink-Jensen
Production Assistant by Ana Clara Bouffard-Lima
Production Assistant and Swing Understudy by Glency Lopez
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 14+ | Audience Participation, Abrupt Loud Noises, Flashing Lights, Mental Health, Eco Anxiety
Duration: 95 minutes
Accessible entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St. 
 
-Version française ci-dessous-
 
12 (2.0)
Kristina Watt Villegas et 100 Watt Productions
Une production véritablement bilingue
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In 2018, plusieurs scientifiques lancèrent ce message au monde: il ne reste plus que 12 ans. Nous voici en 2026. Le monde vit sur un point de bascule depuis plus de 8 ans. Time has passed; mais qu'est-ce qui a changé? Tout et rien. Yes. And so? Un groupe de jeunes engagés à lutter contre les changements climatiques de la meilleure façon qu'ils connaissent--le théâtre--tentent de jouer pour vous, encore une fois, la pièce qu'ils ont créé il y a 8 ans. All the configurations; les chiffres et la géométrie; the declarations, les promesses et les serments; la science et l'art, les mots mots mots-- they will do it all again. Mais comment? Ils ont changé (n'avons-nous pas tous changé?), et pourtant le combat pour la justice climatique, c'est comme... comme essayer de composter du béton. Comment font-ils pour continuer à se soucier d'une cause que leur génération défend depuis des décennies? Comment est-ce que n'importe qui peut faire ça? Est-ce que c'est correct d'arrêter? Comment pouvons-nous choisir entre notre survie personnelle et celle d'une planète entière?
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Co-création et interprétation par Kat Derikx, Jax Young, Will Wishnousky, Sophie Dean, Dargon Lortie-Chartrand, Imane Braham, William Mann, Grayson Inouye, Corinne D'Arcy, Sébastien Cimpaye et Taiya Peckham
Mise en scène par Kristina Watt Villegas
Éclairage par Emily Fink-Jensen et Kyle Ahluwalia
Conception sonore par William Mann, AL Connors, et Jon Carter
Scénographie et costumes par Kristina Watt Villegas et le 100 Watt Youth Ensemble
Régie par Emily Fink-Jensen
Assistant à la production par Ana Clara Bouffard-Lima
Assistant à la production et Swing understudy par Glency Lopez
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14+ |Participation du public, bruits forts soudains, lumières clignotantes, santé mentale et éco‑anxiété
Durée du spectacle : 95 minutes
Entrées accessibles : Les entrées accessibles se trouvent au 10, avenue Daly et au 67, rue Nicholas.

12 (2.0)

 
Each month Bluegrass Wednesdays begins with a 2 hour concert followed by a jam session.
Concert goers are encouraged to bring your instruments and /or voices and join in for a post concert jam.
 
Maple Hill is an award winning bluegrass band that brings energy, emotion, fun and a dash of the lost art of vaudevillian entertainment to their show. Maple Hill covers the full range of bluegrass from the early hard-edge blues through gospel and on to today’s great songwriters, including original compositions. Bluegrass Mondays audience will enjoy the powerful vocals with strong supportive instrumental backup rooted in a traditional sound.
The band membership has evolved over the years. Co-founders Garry Greenland (guitar & vocals) and Pat Moore (bass and vocals), and long time member Kevin Golka (mandolin & vocals) are now joined by Dana Arrowsmith whose dynamic fiddle playing brings an exciting new dimension to the band's sound. Heather Aitken is the newest member, bringing that much needed 5 string banjo into the mix. Garry, Pat, Kevin and Heather all share the lead and harmony vocals, keeping things fresh and interesting throughout the performance.Heart, drive, deep blues, inspiration, a tight vocal blend, fun filled interplay, and an intimate relationship with the audience are some of the things that describe a Maple Hill performance.
Come for the show and stay for the jam - don't forget to bring your favourite instrument!
Thank you for supporting Bluegrass Wednesdays, please help support our gracious venue by patronizing the bar!
https://www.maplehillbluegrass.com/
https://www.facebook.com/maple.hill.bluegrass/ 

Bluegrass Wednesdays

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 Gala du Mois de l'histoire des Noirs
Soyez des nôtres pour l’édition 2026 du Gala du Mois de l’histoire des Noirs : une soirée tout en élégance pour célébrer la force, la créativité et l’héritage durable des communautés noires – le tout sous le thème « La résilience  dans l’âme ». Cet événement, au cours duquel seront présentés les Prix de l’excellence noire, des récits et des prestations artistiques, réunira la relève étudiante, des leaders et des membres de la communauté qui désirent se rassembler pour souligner ensemble la réussite. Toutes les recettes serviront à financer des bourses destinées aux étudiantes et étudiants noirs.
Date | 27 février 2026
Heure | 19 h à 22 h
Lieu | Musée canadien de l'histoire
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Black History Month Gala
Join us for the Black History Month Gala 2026: Souls of Resilience, an elegant evening celebrating the strength, creativity, and enduring impact of Black communities. Featuring the Black Excellence Awards, live storytelling, and artistic showcases, this event brings together students, leaders, and community members in a shared space of recognition and connection. All proceeds support Black student scholarships.
Date | February 27, 2026
Time | 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Location | Museum of History
 

Canadian Museum of History

The Black History Month Gala

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Ce lien de billetterie concerne la version anglaise du spectacle. Si vous cherchez la version française du spectacle, CLIQUEZ ICI. Veuillez noter que chaque représentation sera surtitrée dans l'autre langue officielle.
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Re:Construct
Donkey Dog Theatre
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A trans man and his idealized cis self have made you a meditation—no, a paint night—actually, no, a rumble—anything to finally get it right this time. Re:Construct is a poetic, surprising, and irreverent unboxing of idealized masculinity.
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Created by Even Gilchrist
Performed by Émanuel Dubbeldam and Sean Sonier
Directed by Sarah J. Culkin
Production Design by Even Gilchrist
Lighting Design by Claire Sonmor
Sound Design & Composition by Lindsey Walker
Surtitle Design by Claudia Kulay
Stage Managed by Jennie Emms
Tour Production by Mac Brock
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14+ | Audience Participation, Flashing Lights, Mature Language, Sexual Content, Flashing Video, Gender Dysphoria
Duration: 45 minutes
Accessible Entries: Accessible entryways are located at 10 Daly Ave. and 67 Nicholas St.

Re:Construct (English version)

This concert takes place at the Great Canadian Theatre Company at 1233 Wellington Street West in Ottawa, ON. It is a presentation of Red Bird Concerts. 
The only good thing about not shopping in record stores like we used to is that you don’t have to figure out what genre to look for Danny under. If that were the case, you could try searching under rock, pop, folk, world, or even classical. His own self-described musical A.D.D. has kept his music fresh for decades.
Maybe it has something to do with being born next to a candy factory, but his thoughtful lyrics and charming performances have earned him a devoted fan base, multiple Juno nominations, Polaris Prize nominations, CBC’s Heart of Gold award, and wins for the CFMA’s Producer of the Year and Oliver Schroder Pushing the Boundaries awards.
His adventurous musical spirit has led him on unique journeys, from recording and touring with The Garifuna Collective (from Belize) to recording an album aboard a Soviet-era icebreaker in the Arctic while on an expedition with astronaut Chris Hadfield. Albums like Matadora and Khlebnikov explore themes of human connection, the environment, and the cosmos.
Beyond music, Danny is passionate about social causes. He founded the DM Ocean Academy Fund to support a non-profit high school in Belize. His charm, creative performances, and wide-ranging interests have made him a beloved figure not only in music but also in charitable and environmental circles. This has led to unique performances, including playing at Jane Goodall’s 85th birthday, David Suzuki’s 75th, and touring with Stuart McLean’s Vinyl Cafe.
His latest album, Ghost Town, is a deeply personal and vulnerable collection of songs born from the pandemic, showcasing his most introspective work to date.

Forte de sa troisième médaille de bronze U SPORTS consécutive, l’équipe de basketball masculin des Gee-Gees est prête à se lancer dans la course au championnat. Elle lancera sa saison au pavillon Montpetit le 31 octobre, face à Laurier.
CALENDRIER 2025/2026 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE BASKETBALL MASCULIN

Vendredi 10 oct. c. St. FX @ 20h00 *Match d'exhibition @ $5
Vendredi 31 oct. c. Laurentian @ 20h00
Samedi 1 nov. c. Nipissing @ 20h00
Vendredi 14 nov. c. Waterloo @ 20h00 *Soirée drip
Samedi 15 nov. c. Laurier @ 17h00
Samedi 22 nov. c. Carleton @ 20h00 *Bataille Bytown - Évènement individuel sur showpass: https://www.showpass.com/gee-gees-mens-basketball-bataille-de-bytown-bytown-battle/
Samedi 3 jan. c. UQAM @ 20h00 *Match d'exhibition @ $5
Vendredi 9 jan. c. Ontario Tech @ 20h00
Samedi 10 jan c. Queen's @ 20h00
Vendredi 16 jan. c. TMU @ 20h00
Samedi 17 jan. c. Toronto @ 17h00
Samedi 31 jan. c. Lakehead @ 20h00 *Hoops for Heritage
Samedi 7 fév. c. Brock @ 20h00

INFORMATION DE BILLETTERIE

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Coming off their third consecutive U SPORTS Bronze medal performance, the Gee-Gees men’s basketball team is ready to make a championship run. They are ready to open up Montpetit Hall on Oct. 31st  against Laurier.
2025/2026 MEN'S BASKETBALL HOME SCHEDULE

Friday, Oct. 10 vs. St. FX @ 20h00 *Exhibition Game @ $5
Friday, Oct. 31 vs. Laurentian @ 20h00
Saturday, Nov. 1 vs. Nipissing @ 20h00
Friday, Nov. 14 vs. Waterloo @ 20h00 *Drip Night
Saturday, Nov. 15 vs. Laurier @ 17h00
Saturday, Nov. 22 vs. Carleton @ 20h00 *Bytown Battle - Separate event on showpass: https://www.showpass.com/gee-gees-mens-basketball-bataille-de-bytown-bytown-battle/
Saturday, Jan 3 vs. UQAM @ 20h00 *Exhibition Game @ $5
Friday, Jan. 9 vs. Ontario Tech @ 20h00
Saturday, Jan. 10 vs. Queen's @ 20h00
Friday, Jan. 16 vs. TMU @ 20h00
Saturday, Jan. 17 vs. Toronto @ 17h00
Saturday, Jan. 31 vs. Lakehead @ 20h00 *Hoops for Heritage
Saturday, Feb. 7 vs. Brock @ 20h00

TICKETING INFORMATION


Gee-Gees Basketball (M)

This concert takes place at the Great Canadian Theatre Company at 1233 Wellington Street West in Ottawa, ON. It is a presentation of Red Bird Concerts. 
The only good thing about not shopping in record stores like we used to is that you don’t have to figure out what genre to look for Danny under. If that were the case, you could try searching under rock, pop, folk, world, or even classical. His own self-described musical A.D.D. has kept his music fresh for decades.
Maybe it has something to do with being born next to a candy factory, but his thoughtful lyrics and charming performances have earned him a devoted fan base, multiple Juno nominations, Polaris Prize nominations, CBC’s Heart of Gold award, and wins for the CFMA’s Producer of the Year and Oliver Schroder Pushing the Boundaries awards.
His adventurous musical spirit has led him on unique journeys, from recording and touring with The Garifuna Collective (from Belize) to recording an album aboard a Soviet-era icebreaker in the Arctic while on an expedition with astronaut Chris Hadfield. Albums like Matadora and Khlebnikov explore themes of human connection, the environment, and the cosmos.
Beyond music, Danny is passionate about social causes. He founded the DM Ocean Academy Fund to support a non-profit high school in Belize. His charm, creative performances, and wide-ranging interests have made him a beloved figure not only in music but also in charitable and environmental circles. This has led to unique performances, including playing at Jane Goodall’s 85th birthday, David Suzuki’s 75th, and touring with Stuart McLean’s Vinyl Cafe.
His latest album, Ghost Town, is a deeply personal and vulnerable collection of songs born from the pandemic, showcasing his most introspective work to date.

Section A - WAITLIST

Section B - WAITLIST

Section C - WAITLIST

Accessible/Companion - WAITLIST

Ottawa, Canada's capital, where stunning architecture and a vibrant art scene await! Discover the city's 29 museums, explore beautiful parks, and take leisurely walks along tree-lined streets. Immerse yourself in the beauty of gardens and indulge in chic cafes, brunch spots, and lively farmers markets. Ottawa, is a city that will capture your heart.

Ottawa, la capitale du Canada, où une architecture époustouflante et une scène artistique vibrante vous attendent ! Découvrez les 29 musées de la ville, explorez de magnifiques parcs et faites des promenades tranquilles le long des rues bordées d'arbres. Plongez-vous dans la beauté des jardins et régalez-vous dans les cafés chics, les lieux de brunch et les animés marchés de fermiers. Ottawa est une ville qui capturera votre cœur.

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