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Sample delicious food and wine, get free Hair and Beauty mini makeovers, plus see amazing cooking demos!
Catch the hottest new fashions on the catwalk, Join the fun in Craft workshops, plus see endless entertainment on the Main Stage!

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National Women’s ShowEY Centre4899 Uplands Dr, Ottawa, ON K1V 2N6
Saturday, October 18, 2025 10:00 am – 6:00 pmSunday, October 19, 2025 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
 
Children 12 & under are free.
The EY Centre is fully accessible.
For the safety of our attendees and exhibitors, no wheeled carts, wheeled bags or luggage carts will be allowed on the show floor – NO EXCEPTIONS.
 

 

EY Centre

National Women's Show Ottawa 2025

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*Paint Nite Package (Class & General Admission)

Ottawa National Women's Show

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, October 7th, 2025, as the Ottawa Jazz Festival partners with Brookstreet Hotel to present an unforgettable evening of live jazz and fine dining at Options Jazz Lounge.
 
Your ticket includes the following
Access to the Options Jazz Lounge at Brookstreet Hotel with two sets of Jazz performed by:
Petr Cancura & Ed Lister Quartet ft. Chris Pond and José Hernandez Garcia
 
Elevated two course seated meal including your choice of one starter and one main entrée (sample menu below)
Complimentary on-site parking (3 hours max)
Additional food and beverage (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) will be available for sale
 

 
Seating is limited to ensure an intimate and personalized experience, so please note how many in your party at the time of checkout and we will do our best to accommodate (please note that you may be seated at a table with other guests.) 
 
 Presented by the Ottawa Jazz Festival, in partnership with Brookstreet Hotel and with thanks to the Wesley Clover Foundation.
                                                                        

Options Jazz Lounge at Brookstreet

An Evening of Dinner and Jazz at Brookstreet Hotel

Party of Two (Seated Together)

Party of Four (Seated Together)

Bar Seating (Seated together)

Party of One

Ottawa Jazz Festival

 
Contemporary folk songs, at their very best, offer an insight into the hardships, attitudes, and resolve of characters and events that shape our day-to-day lives. You can dress these songs up in inspired arrangements and intricate instrumentation but, at their very essence, the archetypal folk song is all about stories. Stories and people. Something such compelling songwriters as Eric Bogle, Si Kahn, Ewan MacColl, and Stan Rogers … all understood and mined so effectively.
James Keelaghan, too, burrows into that same rich seam with equal ability and comparable conviction. To quote Eric Bibb, the award-winning American acoustic bluesman, after listening to Keelaghan perform: “[You’re] a joy to hear, just beautiful.  Reminded me of the best of the best of another time – Liam Clancy, Tom Paxton etcetera.” Less colourful but more succinct, Dave Marsh, the eminent Rolling Stone critic, simply described Keelaghan as “Canada’s finest songwriter.”
Truly, throughout a career that now spans almost four decades, the Juno and Canadian Folk Music Award winner has created a repertoire of incalculable importance – a unique body of work, either inspired by or drawn from the folk tradition. Ten solo albums flush with enduring lyrical relevance. Take the beautiful but heartbreaking ballad, Jenny Bryce, for example. From any point of view, it’s indistinguishable from the numerous traditional tracks covered on his disc A Few Simple Verses.
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Les chansons folkloriques contemporaines, dans ce qu'elles ont de meilleur, donnent un aperçu des difficultés, des attitudes et de la détermination des personnages et des événements qui façonnent notre vie quotidienne. On peut habiller ces chansons d'arrangements inspirés et d'une instrumentation complexe, mais l'archétype de la chanson folklorique, dans son essence même, est une histoire. Des histoires et des gens. Une chose que des auteurs-compositeurs aussi convaincants qu'Eric Bogle, Si Kahn, Ewan MacColl et Stan Rogers ... ont tous compris et exploité avec tant d'efficacité.
James Keelaghan, lui aussi, creuse ce même filon avec la même habileté et une conviction comparable. Pour citer Eric Bibb, le bluesman acoustique américain primé, après avoir écouté Keelaghan : "[Vous êtes] un plaisir à entendre, tout simplement magnifique. Cela m'a rappelé les meilleurs des meilleurs d'une autre époque - Liam Clancy, Tom Paxton, etc. Moins coloré mais plus succinct, Dave Marsh, l'éminent critique de Rolling Stone, a simplement décrit Keelaghan comme « le meilleur auteur-compositeur canadien ».
En effet, au cours d'une carrière qui s'étend maintenant sur près de quatre décennies, le lauréat des prix Juno et du Canadian Folk Music Award a créé un répertoire d'une importance incalculable - un ensemble unique d'œuvres, inspirées ou tirées de la tradition folklorique. Dix albums solo d'une grande pertinence lyrique. Prenons par exemple la ballade Jenny Bryce, belle mais déchirante. À tout point de vue, elle ne se distingue pas des nombreux morceaux traditionnels repris sur son disque A Few Simple Verses.

Motel Chelsea

James Keelaghan

General Admission

From Namur to the cosmopolis, and everything in between.
Born in rural Quebec, Rod grew up immersed in the rich traditions of folk and country music. Over the past three decades, he's travelled the globe to broaden those roots—studying philosophy, literature, and collaborating across genres and cultures.
A formative period came in early-2000s Montreal, where Rod studied under Brazilian jazz guitarist Jorge Costa and fronted a number of rock and progressive rock bands, further expanding his musical voice.
In more recent years, Rod co-founded the folk-rock outfit HemlockHotel with longtime collaborator Dany Lee Duke. As lead songwriter and frontman, Rod helped shape the band’s unique sound over the course of nearly 20 original releases in five years.
Now based in Ottawa, Rod is focused on a range of solo and collaborative projects. His debut solo album—produced by Juno Award-winning producer Steve Foley—is currently in development, with a release planned for spring 2026.
Live, Rod regularly performs throughout the Toronto–Montreal corridor, often accompanied by guitarist Mark Strachan (formerly of Vancouver-based Themasses).
His current setlist features heartfelt reinterpretations of songs by The Tragically Hip, woven together with his own original material for an emotionally resonant and uniquely Canadian live experience.
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De Namur à la cosmopole, en passant par tout ce qui se trouve entre les deux.
Né dans la campagne québécoise, Rod a grandi immergé dans les riches traditions de la musique folk et country. Au cours des trois dernières décennies, il a parcouru le monde pour élargir ses horizons, étudiant la philosophie, la littérature et collaborant avec différents genres et cultures.
Une période formatrice s'est déroulée au début des années 2000 à Montréal, où Rod a étudié sous la direction du guitariste de jazz brésilien Jorge Costa et a dirigé plusieurs groupes de rock et de rock progressif, élargissant ainsi sa voix musicale.
Plus récemment, Rod a cofondé le groupe de folk-rock HemlockHotel avec son collaborateur de longue date, Dany Lee Duke. En tant que compositeur principal et leader, Rod a contribué à façonner le son unique du groupe au cours de près de 20 albums originaux en cinq ans.
Aujourd'hui basé à Ottawa, Rod se consacre à divers projets solo et collaboratifs. Son premier album solo, produit par Steve Foley, lauréat d'un prix Juno, est actuellement en cours d'élaboration et devrait sortir au printemps 2026.
Rod se produit régulièrement en concert dans la région de Toronto-Montréal, souvent accompagné du guitariste Mark Strachan (anciennement membre du groupe Themasses, basé à Vancouver).
Sa setlist actuelle comprend des réinterprétations sincères de chansons de The Tragically Hip, entremêlées de ses propres compositions, pour une expérience live émouvante et typiquement canadienne.
 

Rod Leggett & Mark Strachan Sing The Tragically Hip

Connie Kaldor Celebrates 45 Years in Folk
Canadian Folk Icon
Connie Kaldor—singer-songwriter, entertainer, TV personality, and women’s music pioneer—is celebrating 45 yearsin show businessthis year with her upcoming 18th recording, titled Keep Going! She began her career in folk music as part of the Canadian wave alongside artistslike Stan Rogers and Valdy. Armed with her enormous stage presence, her unforgettable melodies, and her emotional depth as a songwriter, Connie became a headline act on the festival circuit. Her extensive touring has earned her a loyal fan-base that extendsfar beyond the traditional boundaries of folk and the Boston Globe has described her as, “a masterful performer, wildly funny one moment, deeply personal the next.” A three-time Juno Award winner, Connie is a member of the Order of Canada, a Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal recipient, holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Regina, and is the firstsongwriter to receive a Western Literature Association Award of Merit
Career Highlights 

Three-time Juno Award Winner
Member of the Order of Canada
Recipient of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal
First songwriter awarded the Western Literature Association Award of Merit
Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from the University of Regina
Distinguished alumni award from the University of Alberta

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Connie Kaldor célèbre 45 ans de musique folk
Icône de la musique folk canadienne
Connie Kaldor, auteur-compositeur-interprète, animatrice, personnalité de la télévision et pionnière de la musique féminine, célèbre cette année ses 45 ans de carrière dans le monde du spectacle avec la sortie de son 18e enregistrement, intitulé Keep Going ! Elle a commencé sa carrière dans la musique folk, faisant partie de la vague canadienne aux côtés d'artistes comme Stan Rogers et Valdy. Forte de son énorme présence sur scène, de ses mélodies inoubliables et de sa profondeur émotionnelle en tant qu'auteur-compositeur, Connie est devenue l'une des têtes d'affiche du circuit des festivals. Ses nombreuses tournées lui ont valu un public fidèle qui s'étend bien au-delà des frontières traditionnelles du folk et le Boston Globe l'a décrite comme « une artiste magistrale, follement drôle à un moment, profondément personnelle l'instant d'après ». Trois fois lauréate des Juno Awards, Connie est membre de l'Ordre du Canada, lauréate de la Médaille du jubilé de la Reine, titulaire d'un doctorat honorifique de l'Université de Regina et première auteure-compositrice à recevoir le Prix du mérite de la Western Literature Association.
Points forts de sa carrière

Trois fois lauréat d'un prix Juno
Membre de l'Ordre du Canada
Récipiendaire de la médaille du jubilé de la Reine
Premier auteur-compositeur récompensé par le Western Literature Association Award of Merit
Doctorat honorifique en beaux-arts de l'Université de Regina
Distinction décernée par l'Université de l'Alberta à un ancien élève


Connie Kaldor

Ottawa's Mehregan Music Festival
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Stephen Fearing is a celebrated troubadour, revered for his vivid, lyrical songwriting, masterful guitar work, and a voice described as melodic and cobalt. He has released critically acclaimed albums, earned two JUNO Awards, and collaborated with legends of modern roots music. As co-founder of the Canadian roots-rock giants Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, Fearing has built a legacy of genre-busting music that captures the human condition in all its messy splendour. “I am a storyteller much more than a singer/songwriter,” Fearing reflects, “because I realized my story was less interesting than the story.”
His latest project, The Empathist, will be released on March 13th, 2025. Co-produced by Grammy-nominated drummer Ken Coomer (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo) at his East Nashville Cartoon Moon Recording, the album features nine original songs and a cover of Daniel Lanois’ Where Will I Be. With contributions from John Dymond on bass and Nashville legend Jim Hoke on a range of instruments, The Empathist embodies Fearing’s passion for crafting authentic, exhilarating, and entertaining songs. Each track draws from the truths he observes worldwide, solidifying Fearing’s reputation as a masterful and relatable storyteller.
Fearing's music transcends boundaries, seamlessly blending roots, folk, and Americana influences to create a mesmerizing sound that has captivated audiences nationally and internationally. Building his following ‘old school’ through countless performances at intimate venues, concert halls, and festivals, Fearing has earned a reputation as one of Canada’s great musical storytellers. His ability to craft narratives that delve into the depths of human emotion, coupled with his prowess as a guitarist, has solidified his status as a true icon of the Canadian music scene.
Throughout his journey, Fearing has remained true to his roots, constantly pushing the boundaries of his artistry while staying grounded in the storytelling traditions that have defined his music. As he continues to evolve as an artist and storyteller, Stephen Fearing reaffirms his status as one of Canada’s most acclaimed guitarists and musical visionaries, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of contemporary folk music.
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Stephen Fearing est un troubadour célèbre, admiré pour ses compositions vivantes et lyriques, son jeu de guitare magistral et sa voix qualifiée de mélodieuse et de cobalt. Il a sorti des albums acclamés par la critique, remporté deux prix JUNO et collaboré avec des légendes de la musique roots moderne. En tant que cofondateur du groupe canadien de rock roots Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, Fearing s'est bâti un héritage musical qui transcende les genres et capture la condition humaine dans toute sa splendeur chaotique. « Je suis bien plus un conteur qu'un auteur-compositeur-interprète, confie Fearing, car j'ai réalisé que mon histoire était moins intéressante que l'histoire en général. »
Son dernier projet, The Empathist, sortira le 13 mars 2025. Coproduit par le batteur Ken Coomer (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo), nominé aux Grammy Awards, dans son studio Cartoon Moon Recording à East Nashville, l'album comprend neuf chansons originales et une reprise de Where Will I Be de Daniel Lanois. Avec la participation de John Dymond à la basse et de la légende de Nashville Jim Hoke à divers instruments, The Empathist incarne la passion de Fearing pour la création de chansons authentiques, exaltantes et divertissantes. Chaque morceau s'inspire des réalités qu'il observe à travers le monde, consolidant ainsi la réputation de Fearing en tant que conteur magistral et accessible.
La musique de Fearing transcende les frontières, mélangeant harmonieusement des influences roots, folk et americana pour créer un son envoûtant qui a captivé le public national et international. En se constituant un public « old school » grâce à d'innombrables concerts dans des salles intimistes, des salles de concert et des festivals, Fearing s'est forgé une réputation de grand conteur musical canadien. Sa capacité à créer des récits qui explorent les profondeurs des émotions humaines, associée à ses talents de guitariste, a consolidé son statut d'icône de la scène musicale canadienne.
Tout au long de son parcours, Fearing est resté fidèle à ses racines, repoussant sans cesse les limites de son art tout en restant ancré dans les traditions narratives qui ont défini sa musique. Alors qu'il continue d'évoluer en tant qu'artiste et conteur, Stephen Fearing réaffirme son statut de guitariste et de visionnaire musical parmi les plus acclamés du Canada, laissant une empreinte indélébile sur le paysage de la musique folk contemporaine.


Stephen Fearing

Since emigrating from his native England in 2002, Chris Ronald has earned a place as one of Canada’s finest singer-songwriters creating and performing contemporary folk music. Ronald's stand-out signature sound is steeped in his British background, poetic lyrics, and a buttery fusion of roots and Americana music.
Ronald first got hooked on songwriting at age 15 when he put to music a poem he wrote in high school, but he only started to go public after he moved to Vancouver in his thirties and self-produced his first albums so he had CDs to sell at the intimate gigs he was playing in and around the city. One of these early works caught the attention of The Georgia Straight who praised Ronald’s songwriting and “beautifully clear tenor voice” and wondered “where his obvious talent has been hiding for so long.” Encouraged, Ronald decided to go all in on his next project to create his first full-production studio album. The resulting Timeline (2014) album catapulted Ronald to a new level in his career with, among other accolades, a nomination for “Songwriter of the Year” at the Canadian Folk Music Awards. Shortly afterward, Ronald was signed to esteemed Canadian folk label Borealis Records to release Fragments (2017) followed by Light & Dark (2021). Both albums achieved top 10 on the FAI Folk Radio chart.
Chris Ronald is an international touring artist who draws on his abilities as a highly skilled singer, storyteller and musician (guitar, harmonica, ukulele) to deliver a show that is captivating and unique.
SPECIAL GUEST NATHAN SMITH
Based in Smith Falls, Nathan Smith is a fiddle player with a style informed by a decades-long journey through numerous genres and traditions such as bluegrass, old-time, québécois, and French fiddling. He is in nearly constant demand as a performer, educator, and session player, and he performs regularly with a number of touring ensembles including celebrated bluegrass and roots band The Barrel Boys and award-winning trad superband Vinta.
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Depuis qu'il a quitté son Angleterre natale en 2002, Chris Ronald s'est taillé une place parmi les meilleurs auteurs-compositeurs-interprètes canadiens qui créent et interprètent de la musique folk contemporaine. Le son caractéristique de Ronald est imprégné de ses origines britanniques, de ses paroles poétiques et d'une fusion savoureuse de musique roots et Americana.
Ronald a commencé à écrire des chansons à l'âge de 15 ans, lorsqu'il a mis en musique un poème qu'il avait écrit au lycée, mais il n'a commencé à se faire connaître qu'après avoir déménagé à Vancouver dans la trentaine et autoproduit ses premiers albums afin d'avoir des CD à vendre lors des concerts intimes qu'il donnait dans la ville et ses environs. L'une de ces premières œuvres a attiré l'attention du journal The Georgia Straight, qui a loué l'écriture de Ronald et sa « voix de ténor magnifiquement claire », tout en se demandant « où son talent évident s'est caché pendant si longtemps ». Encouragé, Ronald a décidé de se lancer à fond dans son prochain projet pour créer son premier album studio entièrement produit. L'album Timeline (2014) qui en a résulté a catapulté Ronald à un nouveau niveau dans sa carrière avec, entre autres accolades, une nomination pour le titre d'« auteur-compositeur de l'année » aux Canadian Folk Music Awards. Peu de temps après, Ronald a signé avec l'estimé label folk canadien Borealis Records pour sortir Fragments (2017), suivi de Light & Dark (2021). Les deux albums ont atteint le top 10 du classement FAI Folk Radio.
Chris Ronald est un artiste de tournée internationale qui s'appuie sur ses talents de chanteur, de conteur et de musicien (guitare, harmonica, ukulélé) pour offrir un spectacle captivant et unique.
INVITÉ SPÉCIAL NATHAN SMITH
Établi à Smith Falls, Nathan Smith est un violoniste dont le style s'inspire d'un voyage de plusieurs décennies à travers de nombreux genres et traditions tels que le bluegrass, le old-time, le violon québécois et le violon français. Il est presque constamment sollicité en tant qu'interprète, éducateur et musicien de session, et il se produit régulièrement avec un certain nombre d'ensembles en tournée, dont le célèbre groupe de bluegrass et de musique roots The Barrel Boys et le supergroupe de musique trad primé Vinta.


Chris Ronald with special guest Nathan Smith

Mikhail Laxton is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose music blends soul, roots, and alternative folk into something deeply personal and timeless. With a voice that carries both grit and grace, Mikhail weaves songs that explore love, loss, identity, and redemption—anchored in storytelling and delivered with emotional honesty.
His live shows feel like a shared moment between friends—filled with laughter, reflection, and a kind of soulful magic that turns listeners into lifelong fans. From heart-wrenching ballads to groove-laced anthems, Mikhail brings a rare authenticity that resonates long after the final note.
His upcoming album, Present Nostalgia, marks a fresh chapter—embracing not only the tension of transformation, but also the beauty and playfulness of life. The album is a celebration of mindful presence: a reminder to be fully alive in the now, while honoring the weight and wonder of where we’ve been. It’s music for people who feel deeply and seek connection in every moment.
With Present Nostalgia, Mikhail Laxton offers a soundtrack for the soul—warm, raw, and rooted in the joy of simply being here.
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Mikhail Laxton est un auteur-compositeur-interprète canadien dont la musique mêle soul, roots et folk alternatif pour en faire quelque chose de profondément personnel et intemporel. Avec une voix qui porte à la fois le cran et la grâce, Mikhail tisse des chansons qui explorent l'amour, la perte, l'identité et la rédemption - ancrées dans la narration et livrées avec une honnêteté émotionnelle.
Ses concerts ressemblent à des moments partagés entre amis, remplis de rires, de réflexions et d'une sorte de magie de l'âme qui fait des auditeurs des fans pour la vie. Des ballades déchirantes aux hymnes groovy, Mikhail fait preuve d'une rare authenticité qui résonne longtemps après la dernière note.
Son prochain album, Present Nostalgia, marque un nouveau chapitre - embrassant non seulement la tension de la transformation, mais aussi la beauté et l'espièglerie de la vie. L'album est une célébration de la présence attentive : un rappel d'être pleinement vivant dans le moment présent, tout en honorant le poids et l'émerveillement du passé. C'est une musique pour les personnes qui ressentent profondément et qui recherchent la connexion à chaque instant.
Avec Present Nostalgia, Mikhail Laxton propose une bande-son pour l'âme, chaleureuse, brute et enracinée dans la joie d'être simplement ici.

Mikhail Laxton


Megan Jerome Together Ensemble delivers sparkling, soulful songs with playful charm and heartfelt intimacy. Piano-based and rooted in folky pop, jazz, and roots traditions, their music blends shimmering Wurlitzer, rich harmonies, gentle guitars, lush organ, and poetic lyrics. Each song invites listeners into a tender, timeless moment—one of joy, realness, and deep connection.
Led by singer-songwriter-pianist Megan Jerome, the band features Fred Guignion (guitars), Don Cummings (organ), and Mike Essoudry (drums). Together, they bring a textured, grooving sound that’s both light-filled and profound—perfect for dancing in the kitchen, deep breaths, and falling in love with the magic of being alive. Fans of Norah Jones, Rickie Lee Jones, and Madeleine Peyroux will feel right at home.
Megan’s life-affirming performances have been described as cabaret-meets-roots with a jazz heart. Critics have praised her “smart, sassy, folk- and roots-inspired songwriting” (Ottawa Citizen) and “imaginative, emotional” sound (CBC Radio). Whether you're new to her music or a longtime listener, her shows are a joyful, unforgettable experience.
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Megan Jerome Together Ensemble propose des chansons pétillantes et pleines d'âme, avec un charme enjoué et une intimité sincère. Basée sur le piano et enracinée dans la pop folk, le jazz et les traditions roots, leur musique mêle un Wurlitzer chatoyant, de riches harmonies, des guitares douces, un orgue luxuriant et des paroles poétiques. Chaque chanson invite les auditeurs à entrer dans un moment tendre et intemporel - un moment de joie, de vérité et de profonde connexion.
Dirigé par l'auteure-compositrice-interprète et pianiste Megan Jerome, le groupe comprend Fred Guignion (guitares), Don Cummings (orgue) et Mike Essoudry (batterie). Ensemble, ils produisent un son texturé et groovant, à la fois léger et profond, parfait pour danser dans la cuisine, respirer profondément et tomber amoureux de la magie d'être en vie. Les fans de Norah Jones, Rickie Lee Jones et Madeleine Peyroux se sentiront chez eux.
Les spectacles de Megan, qui affirment la vie, ont été décrits comme des spectacles de cabaret qui rencontrent le roots avec un cœur de jazz. Les critiques ont fait l'éloge de son « écriture intelligente, impertinente, inspirée du folk et des racines » (Ottawa Citizen) et de son son « imaginatif et émotif » (CBC Radio). Que vous découvriez sa musique ou que vous l'écoutiez depuis longtemps, ses spectacles sont une expérience joyeuse et inoubliable.

Megan Jerome Together Ensemble



Geneviève Racette, a highly acclaimed folk-pop musician from Québec, has captured the hearts of listeners with her gentle yet compelling emotional resonance. Since her debut EP in 2014, she has gained remarkable industry support for her folk-pop tracks. Geneviève has become a rising star in both the French and English-speaking Canadian music scenes, known for her vulnerable lyricism and ethereal vocals.
Her third full-length record, "Satellite," released in March 2022, is a collection of nine songs that share honest stories of self-discovery and reflection through the cycle of love. Satellite has received unprecedented recognition since its release, with glowing reviews from major outlets like Rolling Stone, Exclaim!, CBC, Women of Americana, Americana Music Association, Sirius XM, and numerous other publications and radio stations. One standout track on the album is "Someone," a beautiful duet with City and Colour’s Dallas Green.
Geneviève's career trajectory has seen a remarkable ascent since her previous album, "No Water, No Flowers," which propelled her from regional recognition in Quebec to national acclaim. She earned a Canadian Folk Music Award, performed with City and Colour at Osheaga, and received rave reviews from various media outlets, music publications, and blogs. Her music also found a place on multiple radio stations across Canada and the USA.
As a woman in the music industry, Geneviève prioritizes surrounding herself with like-minded women-identifying individuals. She takes pride in the fact that over 80% of her team consists of woman-identifying musicians and industry members. Fine-tuning her artistic vision and building a profound network of professionals, Geneviève approached the release of this latest record with a newfound creative state of mind and a vision to export her music across North America and beyond—a feat she unwaveringly achieved.
Geneviève has headlined numerous shows across Canada and the United States and showcased at prestigious music events such as Folk Alliance International, Folk Music Ontario, NERFA, AMERICANAFEST, Canadian Music Week, and more. Her fourth record, "Golden," was released October 18th, 2024.
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Geneviève Racette, une musicienne folk-pop québécoise très acclamée, a conquis le cœur des auditeurs avec sa résonance émotionnelle à la fois douce et irrésistible. Depuis son premier EP en 2014, elle a obtenu un soutien remarquable de l'industrie pour ses titres folk-pop. Geneviève est devenue une étoile montante de la scène musicale canadienne francophone et anglophone, reconnue pour son lyrisme vulnérable et sa voix éthérée.
Son troisième album complet, Satellite, sorti en mars 2022, est une collection de neuf chansons qui partagent des histoires honnêtes de découverte de soi et de réflexion à travers le cycle de l'amour. Satellite a reçu une reconnaissance sans précédent depuis sa sortie, avec des critiques élogieuses de la part d'organismes majeurs tels que Rolling Stone, Exclaim !, CBC, Women of Americana, Americana Music Association, Sirius XM, et de nombreuses autres publications et stations de radio. L'une des pièces les plus remarquables de l'album est « Someone », un magnifique duo avec Dallas Green, de City and Colour.
La carrière de Geneviève a connu une ascension remarquable depuis son précédent album, « No Water, No Flowers », qui l'a propulsée d'une reconnaissance régionale au Québec à une acclamation nationale. Elle a remporté un Prix de musique folk canadienne, a joué avec City and Colour à Osheaga et a reçu des critiques élogieuses de la part de divers médias, publications musicales et blogues. Sa musique a également trouvé sa place sur de nombreuses stations de radio à travers le Canada et les États-Unis.
En tant que femme dans l'industrie de la musique, Geneviève accorde une grande importance au fait de s'entourer de personnes qui s'identifient comme des femmes. Elle est fière du fait que plus de 80 % de son équipe est composée de musiciennes et de membres de l'industrie s'identifiant à des femmes. En peaufinant sa vision artistique et en bâtissant un vaste réseau de professionnels, Geneviève a abordé la sortie de son dernier album avec un nouvel état d'esprit créatif et la vision d'exporter sa musique à travers l'Amérique du Nord et au-delà - un exploit qu'elle a indéfectiblement réalisé.
Geneviève a été la tête d'affiche de nombreux spectacles au Canada et aux États-Unis et a participé à des événements musicaux prestigieux tels que Folk Alliance International, Folk Music Ontario, NERFA, AMERICANAFEST, Canadian Music Week et bien d'autres. Son quatrième album, « Golden », est sorti le 18 octobre 2024.

Geneviève Racette

Sam Robbins is often described as an "old soul singer songwriter." An internationally touring musician whose music evokes classic singer songwriters like James Taylor and Jackson Browne, Sam adds a modern, upbeat edge to the storyteller troubadour persona. An avid performer, he has gained recognition from extensive national touring, from sharing the stage with artists like Jason Mraz and BJ Thomas, and as a main stage performer at national festivals like the Kerrville and Falcon Ridge Folk Festivals. Leading songwriting workshops and exciting performances across the country, Sam Robbins has gained a reputation as one of the brightest rising stars in the national folk music community.
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Sam Robbins est souvent décrit comme un « vieux chanteur-compositeur soul ». Musicien internationalement reconnu dont la musique évoque les chanteurs-compositeurs classiques tels que James Taylor et Jackson Browne, Sam ajoute une touche moderne et optimiste à son personnage de troubadour conteur. Artiste passionné, il s'est fait connaître grâce à de nombreuses tournées nationales, en partageant la scène avec des artistes tels que Jason Mraz et BJ Thomas, et en se produisant sur les scènes principales de festivals nationaux tels que les Kerrville et Falcon Ridge Folk Festivals. Animateur d'ateliers d'écriture de chansons et auteur de performances passionnantes à travers le pays, Sam Robbins s'est forgé une réputation comme l'une des étoiles montantes les plus brillantes de la communauté musicale folk nationale.


Sam Robbins

Avec ses nominations aux Juno et à l’ADISQ, et ses quatre Prix de Musique Folk Canadienne, GENTICORUM est parmi les groupes phares de la musique traditionnelle québécoise. Pascal Gemme (violon) et Yann Falquet (guitare), les deux membres fondateurs du trio sont également reconnus individuellement pour leur solide contribution à la scène musicale trad. Ils sont rejoints depuis 2015 par le multi-instrumentiste virtuose et compositeur Nicholas Williams (flute, accordéon); le plaisir qu'ont ces trois musiciens à jouer et créer ensemble est palpable, autant sur scène que sur disque.En vingt-deux ans, le trio s'est taillé une place de choix sur la scène internationale des musiques traditionnelles, folk et celtiques. Les six albums et quatre EPs du groupe ont été salués par la critique au Canada et à l'étranger et lui ont permis de développer une solide carrière. Reconnu pour son énergie et sa présence scénique, mais aussi par ses arrangements raffinés exécutés avec précision, le groupe a déjà présenté près de deux mille concerts dans une vingtaine de pays.Le trio s’est produit sur de nombreuses scènes de renom et a été programmé dans plusieurs festivals prestigieux du milieu world/folk, tels Celtic Connections en Écosse, le Tonder Folk Festival au Danemark, le Vijlandi Folk Festival en Estonie, le Festival International de Chihuahua au Mexique, le Independent Music Festival d’Alexandrie en Égypte, mais aussi en Malaisie, en Israël, ainsi qu’en Australie.
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With Juno and ADISQ nominations and four Canadian Folk Music Awards, GENTICORUM is one of Quebec's leading traditional music groups. Pascal Gemme (violin) and Yann Falquet (guitar), the two founding members of the trio, are also recognized individually for their solid contributions to the traditional music scene. They were joined in 2015 by virtuoso multi-instrumentalist and composer Nicholas Williams (flute, accordion). The pleasure these three musicians take in playing and creating together is palpable, both on stage and on record.
In twenty-two years, the trio has carved out a place for itself on the international traditional, folk, and Celtic music scene. The group's six albums and four EPs have been critically acclaimed in Canada and abroad, allowing them to develop a solid career. Known for their energy and stage presence, as well as their refined and precisely executed arrangements, the group has performed nearly two thousand concerts in some twenty countries.
The trio has performed on many renowned stages and has been featured in several prestigious world/folk festivals, such as Celtic Connections in Scotland, the Tonder Folk Festival in Denmark, the Vijlandi Folk Festival in Estonia, the Chihuahua International Festival in Mexico, the Independent Music Festival in Alexandria, Egypt, as well as in Malaysia, Israel, and Australia.


Genticorum

Tony Turner's songs arise from his love of history and landscapes, and capture the precious moments in people's lives. Audiences enjoy his rich baritone voice, his accomplished work on guitar and harmonica, and his engaging stage presence. His uplifting anthem 'Circle of Song' has become a standard in song circles and choirs across North America. In 2016, the Folk Alliance International organization recognized Tony's contributions with a Spirit of Folk Award. Since his move from Ottawa to Nanaimo in 2017, his positive impact on the Ottawa/Gatineau music scene has been recognized with a 'SofTTie' Award that is presented annually in his name. Tony's excellent fourth album, 'Survivor Tree', was produced by James Stephens in Chelsea. The album features musical contributions from Brian Sanderson, Chris MacLean, Fred Guignion, Chris Breitner and more.
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Les chansons de Tony Turner naissent de son amour de l'histoire et des paysages, et capturent les moments précieux de la vie des gens. Le public apprécie sa riche voix de baryton, son travail accompli à la guitare et à l'harmonica, et sa présence engageante sur scène. Son hymne entraînant « Circle of Song » est devenu un standard dans les cercles de chant et les chorales de toute l'Amérique du Nord. En 2016, l'organisation Folk Alliance International a reconnu les contributions de Tony en lui décernant le prix Spirit of Folk. Depuis son déménagement d'Ottawa à Nanaimo en 2017, son impact positif sur la scène musicale d'Ottawa/Gatineau a été reconnu par un prix « SofTTie » qui est décerné chaque année en son nom. L'excellent quatrième album de Tony, « Survivor Tree », a été produit par James Stephens à Chelsea. L'album comprend des contributions musicales de Brian Sanderson, Chris MacLean, Fred Guignion, Chris Breitner et d'autres.


Chris White Presents Tony Turner

Shane Pendergast has folk music in his blood. Hailing from a long lineage of storytellers and musicians in Prince Edward Island, he is keeping the Maritime folk tradition alive with his honest and insightful compositions. From acclaimed folk festivals across the world to the small halls of PEI, Shane has cemented himself as one of Atlantic Canada’s finest folk troubadours. His 2021 album Second Wind won Contemporary Roots Album of the Year at the Music PEI Awards, and in 2025 he released his fourth album Winter Grace, a deeply personal collection that captures both the joys and hardships of life in the Maritimes.
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Shane Pendergast a la musique folk dans le sang. Issu d'une longue lignée de conteurs et de musiciens de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard, il perpétue la tradition folklorique des Maritimes grâce à ses compositions honnêtes et perspicaces. Des festivals folk acclamés dans le monde entier aux petites salles de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard, Shane s'est imposé comme l'un des meilleurs troubadours folk du Canada atlantique. Son album Second Wind, sorti en 2021, a remporté le prix de l'album roots contemporain de l'année aux Music PEI Awards. En 2025, il a sorti son quatrième album, Winter Grace, une collection profondément personnelle qui capture à la fois les joies et les difficultés de la vie dans les Maritimes.


Shane Pendergast

Josh Ritchie is a born performer. From the minute the kid walks on stage it’s obvious he was meant to be there. Ritchie commands audiences with the confidence of a seasoned front man, serving them larger-than-life, stadium-rock energy at every show. To describe Ritchie as just a singer-songwriter/guitar slinger is a massive understatement. This is a young man with complete control and understanding of his craft. He is an arranger, composer and poet, each song is meticulously thought out to serve the listener his chosen themes, stories and commentary on the world. Now Ritchie prepares for the release of his third studio album So Much More Than a Dream in 2025. Keep a close eye on Josh Ritchie as his artistic and musical prowess soars to new heights in the years to come. 
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Josh Ritchie est un artiste né. Dès qu'il monte sur scène, on comprend immédiatement qu'il est à sa place. Ritchie captive son public avec l'assurance d'un leader chevronné, lui offrant à chaque concert une énergie rock digne d'un stade. Décrire Ritchie comme un simple auteur-compositeur-interprète/guitariste serait un euphémisme. C'est un jeune homme qui maîtrise parfaitement son art et le comprend parfaitement. Il est arrangeur, compositeur et poète, chaque chanson est méticuleusement pensée pour servir à l'auditeur les thèmes, les histoires et les commentaires sur le monde qu'il a choisis. Ritchie se prépare actuellement à la sortie de son troisième album studio, So Much More Than a Dream, en 2025. Gardez un œil sur Josh Ritchie, car ses prouesses artistiques et musicales atteindront de nouveaux sommets dans les années à venir.


Josh Ritchie

Jason Mercer and I spent the last year dancing around the idea of how we might play some music together. Jason is one of my favourite players on the planet. I first knew him as a bassist, but he’ll be bringing his banjo to this project as well... In recent times, Jason had all but put down the electric bass, so we knew this wasn’t going to be a rock/guitar endeavour...
After a booking at The St. Alban’s Hall in Adolphustown, Ontario in May 2025 was followed by an interesting request to make the show all-acoustic, Stephen Stanley & NoElectric was born. It was a no-brainer that my closest collaborator for the past 15 years, Chris Bennett, would join in on 6 and 12 string guitars...
I then felt we needed one more person to bring this all-acoustic band together. Over a decade ago, one of the jewels of the Toronto music scene was a bar in the Junction called The Troubadour. It was there that I first met Michael O’Grady - and not long after he became the focus of the third verse of a song I wrote called “The Troubadour’s Song” Michael is a brilliant live performer and brings both the accordion and the tin whistle to the NoElectric fold...
And everyone sings...! Add in me on acoustic guitar and NoElectric lives!
The music will be a walk through my entire catalogue from the early days right up to the present including songs from Lowest of the Low, Too Many Sisters and The Stephen Stanley Band, along with new songs that have yet to be heard, and will end up comprising the first Stephen Stanley & NoElectric album.
- Stephen Stanley
Folk-roots artist Tania Joy brings soulful poignant songwriting to deeply personal musings across her catalogue while taking on complex narratives and bringing attention to social movements like Black Lives Matter on her latest release “I Will Stand,” produced by Juno Award winner Hill Kourkoutis. Tania is currently in working towards recording her third album and  is the Co-founder, Executive Director/Artistic Director of Springtide Music Festival, in Uxbridge, Ontario.
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Jason Mercer et moi avons passé l'année dernière à réfléchir à la manière dont nous pourrions jouer de la musique ensemble. Jason est l'un de mes musiciens préférés au monde. Je l'ai d'abord connu comme bassiste, mais il apportera également son banjo à ce projet... Ces derniers temps, Jason avait pratiquement abandonné la basse électrique, nous savions donc que ce ne serait pas un projet rock/guitare...
Après une réservation au St. Alban's Hall à Adolphustown, en Ontario, en mai 2025, nous avons reçu une demande intéressante : faire un spectacle entièrement acoustique. C'est ainsi qu'est né Stephen Stanley & NoElectric. Il était évident que mon plus proche collaborateur depuis 15 ans, Chris Bennett, se joindrait à nous avec ses guitares à 6 et 12 cordes...
J'ai alors senti qu'il nous fallait une personne de plus pour compléter ce groupe entièrement acoustique. Il y a plus de dix ans, l'un des joyaux de la scène musicale torontoise était un bar du quartier Junction appelé The Troubadour. C'est là que j'ai rencontré Michael O'Grady pour la première fois, et peu de temps après, il est devenu le sujet du troisième couplet d'une chanson que j'ai écrite, intitulée « The Troubadour's Song ». Michael est un brillant interprète sur scène et apporte à la fois l'accordéon et le tin whistle à NoElectric...
Et tout le monde chante... ! Ajoutez-moi à la guitare acoustique et NoElectric prend vie !
La musique sera un voyage à travers tout mon répertoire, depuis mes débuts jusqu'à aujourd'hui, avec des chansons de Lowest of the Low, Too Many Sisters et The Stephen Stanley Band, ainsi que de nouvelles chansons qui n'ont pas encore été entendues et qui finiront par composer le premier album de Stephen Stanley & NoElectric.
- Stephen Stanley
L'artiste folk-roots Tania Joy apporte une touche émouvante et poignante à ses compositions, qui reflètent des réflexions profondément personnelles, tout en abordant des récits complexes et en attirant l'attention sur des mouvements sociaux tels que Black Lives Matter dans son dernier album « I Will Stand », produit par Hill Kourkoutis, lauréat d'un prix Juno. Tania travaille actuellement à l'enregistrement de son troisième album et est cofondatrice, directrice générale et directrice artistique du Springtide Music Festival, à Uxbridge, en Ontario.



Stephen Stanley & NoElectric with Special Guest Tania Joy

Paul Weber is a bilingual singer-songwriter, guitarist, storyteller and videographer who has performed across Canada in various incarnations. His high-energy live shows combine folk tunes with storytelling and sometimes video, all presented in a laid-back, humorous way. Paul has won several awards for his music, including in 2023, the Ottawa Historical Society's Francois Bregha Storyteller award.
Paul’s music reflects his eastern-Ontario folk roots and his strong connections to his community. His songs are full of stories about the people and places he grew up with and the history of those places. His most recent album, Ode to Gerry Barber, was inspired by a fire and born during a pandemic. It’s full of stuff that doesn't always make it into the history books—a heartfelt album about community, struggle, and lost stories. From song to song, Paul’s musical styles go from front-porch folk, to jazzy ballad, to country-flavoured pop—you never know what will come out next. His songwriting combines the emotional rawness of Bruce Springsteen with the locally-themed songs of Stompin’ Tom and the historic sagas of Gordon Lightfoot.
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Paul Weber est un auteur-compositeur-interprète, guitariste, conteur et vidéaste bilingue qui s'est produit partout au Canada sous diverses formes. Ses spectacles énergiques combinent des airs folk, des récits et parfois des vidéos, le tout présenté dans une ambiance décontractée et humoristique. Paul a remporté plusieurs prix pour sa musique, dont le prix François Bregha Storyteller de la Société historique d'Ottawa en 2023.
La musique de Paul reflète ses racines folk de l'est de l'Ontario et ses liens étroits avec sa communauté. Ses chansons regorgent d'histoires sur les personnes et les lieux qui ont marqué son enfance, ainsi que sur l'histoire de ces lieux. Son dernier album, Ode to Gerry Barber, a été inspiré par un incendie et est né pendant la pandémie. Il regorge d'éléments qui ne figurent pas toujours dans les livres d'histoire : c'est un album sincère sur la communauté, les difficultés et les histoires perdues. D'une chanson à l'autre, les styles musicaux de Paul vont du folk traditionnel aux ballades jazzy en passant par la pop aux accents country : on ne sait jamais ce qui va suivre. Ses compositions combinent la franchise émotionnelle de Bruce Springsteen, les chansons à thème local de Stompin' Tom et les sagas historiques de Gordon Lightfoot.


Paul Weber Band

The KING of reggae music is coming to BAM BAM for a very very rare appearance. 🔈💥🔈💥🔈💥
From Kingston to London, from New York to Tokyo, every corner of the globe knows this name. He is an ambassador of reggae, a keeper of the culture, and one of the most respected selectors in the history of sound systems. Ottawa, stand tall and get ready to salute the legend himself… RORY… from the Immortal STONELOVE.❤
And yes, we’re adding an extra date to our Bam Bam calendar. Boom! 😎
Saturday October 18, 2025
🎟 Limited tickets available at: Eventbrite.ca & Rickeydevents.ca
🚨 This event will sell out!....BAM BAM 🔈💥🔈💥🔈💥Canada’s Soca, Dancehall, Reggae and Afro Fete.
STONE LOVE EDITION ❤
Featuring next level vibes by @rorystonelove@stonelovemusic @iamdjmace @drjeckell_aka_madras & Friends
Directed by @carivibe @maceeventsboutique @rickeydevents
Caribbean cuisine will be on sale and the kitchen will be open until late.
For bottle service and VIP booths, please text 613-710-9837
Sound & lights by @rosspowa
MEXI’S 250 Centrum Blvd.Orléans, On, Canada 10PM - 3AM
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La quête de la Coupe Yates débute le 30 août! L’équipe sera de retour sur le terrain des Gee-Gees pour disputer ses quatre matchs à domicile. Soyez des nôtres à notre fête d’avant-match pour vous préparer à ces rencontres électrisantes.
CALENDRIER 2025 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE FOOTBALL

Samedi 30 août c. York @ 16 h
Samedi 20 sept. c. Laurier @ 13 h - Contre la montre 
Samedi 11 oct. c. Windsor @ 13 h
Samedi 18 oct. c. Toronto @ 13 h - Match en grenat

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The quest for the Yates Cup starts on Aug. 31st! The team is back on Gee-Gees field for all four home games. Don’t miss out on joining us at the pre-game tailgate to get ready for these electrifying matchups.
2025 FOOTBALL HOME SCHEDULE

Saturday, Aug. 30 vs. York @ 4pm
Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Laurier @ 1pm - Beat the Clock
Saturday, Oct. 11 vs. Windsor @ 1pm
Saturday, Oct. 18 vs. Toronto @ 1pm - Garnet Game

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Gee-Gees Field

Gee-Gees Football

Student

Youth (4-17)

Ottawa Gee-Gees

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L’équipe de hockey féminin des Gee-Gees reprend l’action après son retour emballant dans les SUO. Elle donnera le coup d’envoi à une autre saison palpitante par un match revanche du dernier quart de finale des SUO contre les Varsity Blues de Toronto.
CALENDRIER 2025/2026 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE HOCKEY FÉMININ

Vendredi, 19 sept. c. Bishop's @ 19h00 *Match d'exhibition
Samedi, 27 sept. c. Montreal @ 14h00 *Match d'exhibition
Vendredi, 10 oct. c. Toronto @ 19h30 
Samedi, 11 oct. c. Waterloo @ 17h00
Vendredi, 31 oct. c. Laurier @ 19h00
Samedi, 1 nov. c. York @ 16h00
Vendredi, 21 nov. c. Guelph @ 19h00
Samedi, 22 nov. c. Nipissing @ 15h00
Vendredi, 16 jan. c. Queen's @ 19h00 - Soirée country
Samedi, 17 jan. c. Windsor @ 15h00
Vendredi, 30 jan. c. Western @ 19h00
Samedi, 31 jan. c. Brock @ 15h00
Vendredi, 6 fév. c. Ontario Tech @ 19h00
Samedi, 7 fév. c. TMU @ 15h00 - Mascotte en folie 

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The Gee-Gees women’s hockey team is back on the ice after their exciting return to the OUA. Starting with a rematch of their OUA quarterfinal battle with the Toronto Varsity Blues, the team is ready for another action-packed season.
2025/2026 WOMEN'S HOCKEY HOME SCHEDULE

Friday, Sept. 19 vs. Bishop's @ 19h00 *Match d'exhibition
Saturday, Sept. 27 vs. Montreal @ 14h00 *Match d'exhibition
Friday, Oct. 10 vs. Toronto @ 19h30 
Saturday, Oct. 11 vs. Waterloo @ 17h00
Saturday, Oct. 18 vs. Carleton @ TBD
Friday, Oct. 31 vs. Laurier @ 19h00
Saturday, Nov. 1 vs. York @ 16h00
Friday, Nov. 21 vs. Guelph @ 19h00
Saturday, Nov. 22 vs. Nipissing @ 15h00
Friday, Jan. 16 vs. Queen's @ 19h00 - Country Night
Saturday, Jan 17 vs. Windsor @ 15h00
Friday, Jan 30 vs. Western @ 19h00
Saturday, Jan 31 vs. Brock @ 15h00
Friday, Feb 6 vs. Ontario Tech @ 19h00
Saturday, Feb 7 vs. TMU @ 15h00 - Mascot Mayhem

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Minto Sports Complex

Gee-Gees Hockey (F/W)

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

Friday, August 29th vs. RMC @ 6pm (Men's)
Saturday, September 6th vs. Laurentian @12pm/2:15pm: The 2nd Red Game of the Ravens Red Game Series! $2.00 tickets for all post-secondary students!
Sunday, September 7th vs. Nipissing @ 12pm/2:15pm
Friday, September 19th vs. uOttawa @6pm (Women's)
Friday, September 26th vs. Trent @ 6pm/8:15pm: The Future Flock Game! 50% off tickets for all youth!
Friday, October 10th vs. TMU @ 6pm/8:15pm
Sunday, October 12th vs. Queen's @ 1pm/3:15pm

 
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.
CONCESSIONS AND MERCHANDISE AVAILABILITY TBD.
Following Carleton University policy,

Dogs are prohibited in all Carleton Athletics facilities, including TAAG Park, service and guide dogs are excepted.
The use of umbrellas is prohibited within TAAG Park.
Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited in all Carleton Athletics facilities.


Carleton Ravens Athletics

2025 Carleton Ravens Soccer (W/M) - Single Game Tickets

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Blair Dunlop is an award-winning British singer-songwriter and guitarist, who has released 5 albums, 2 EPs and toured around the globe. Blair burst onto the scene with his debut album ‘Blight & Blossom’ in 2012, showcasing virtuosic musicianship and lyrical maturity, and was awarded a prestigious BBC Folk Award in the wake of its release. A string of critically acclaimed albums followed, along with headline tours and festival appearances in the UK, Europe, North America and Australia. ‘Gilded’ and ‘Notes from an Island’ were released on his own label and singles ‘The Egoist’ and ‘356’ received national playlist status on BBC Radio 2. Following this, ‘Trails: Queensland’ (2021), Blair’s first live album, documented a tour of rural Australia, playing for isolated communities. From Glastonbury to Tuscany, Queensland to Palestine, Blair has brought his musicality and storytelling to audiences young and old. Album five, Out of the Rain, released on 24th May 2024 and consolidated Blairs place in the UK Singer Songwriter sector.


Red Bird

Blair Dunlop

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Ne manquez rien de l’action exaltante du rugby au terrain Matt-Anthony cet automne! Amorçant leur saison par une reprise de la finale du RSEQ, les Gee-Gees disputeront trois matchs excitants à domicile contre l’ETS, McGill et Concordia.
CALENDRIER 2025 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE RUGBY MASCULIN

Samedi 6 sept. c. ETS @ 18h00
Samedi 27 sept. c. McGill @ 18h00 - Ruck n Roll! 
Vendredi 10 oct. c. Concordia @ 17h00

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Don’t miss any of the exhilarating rugby action on Matt Anthony Field this fall! Starting with a rematch of the RSEQ final, the Gee-Gees are set for a trio of exciting home matchups against ETS, McGill, and Concordia.
2025 MEN'S RUGBY HOME SCHEDULE

Saturday, Sept. 6 vs. ETS @ 6PM
Saturday, Sept. 27 vs. McGill @ 6PM
Friday, Oct. 10 vs. Concordia @ 5PM

TICKETING INFORMATION


Matt Anthony Field

Gee-Gees Rugby (M)

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. Laurier @ 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 - LES BILLETS POUR CE MATCH SERONT VENDUS SÉPARÉMENT
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

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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 *Match d'exhibition @ $5
Friday, Oct. 31 vs. Laurier @ 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 - TICKETS FOR THIS GAME WILL BE SOLD SEPARATELY
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


Montpetit Hall

Gee-Gees Basketball (M)

Singer-songwriter Mike McKenna Jr. is an award-winning artist from Cape Breton Island; with a raspy and soulful voice, his warm folk and Americana tones decorate powerful songs laden with captivating storytelling. Born in the coal mining town of Glace Bay and raised along the Mira River, Mike's songwriting aesthetic points heavily to his roots growing up in Eastern Cape Breton. Over the course of 4 studio albums, including his latest record ‘Smokey Mountain High’, he brings us the nostalgia of his home through dreamy narratives and true stories about life and death in Nova Scotia’s coastal, working-class communities. In recent years Mike’s music has earned him an East Coast Music Award, along with additional nominations from the Canadian Folk Music Awards and the Music Nova Scotia Awards. His songs have twice landed him a semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Competition (I.S.C.), and his newest single ‘Grassfire’ continues to receive national airplay on CBC Radio and considerable international airplay on SiriusXM’s North Americana.
 
Like sirens calling from an ancient shore, the haunting three-part harmonies of Jessica Pearson & The East Wind will bind you in a timeless folkloric spell. Alchemizing roots, classic country, Americana and Celtic soundscapes, the trio spin tales of outlaw heroics, matriarchal power, resistance and resilience, and the unrelenting beauty of becoming who you are.
​Jessica Pearson and the East Wind's live show will first bring you to the edge of your seat, and then to the edge of tears - before spilling over into joy, community, and a sense of sacred, shared power. 
Backed by the impeccable harmonies of Sam Stone and Malia Rogers alongside clawhammer banjo, mandolin, and tasteful percussion, Jessica's storytelling and songs centre kindness and vulnerability while imploring audiences toward a better future for all. Audiences will enjoy versatile Americana stomp-and-holler, upbeat Celtic sing-and-sway, and intimate, high-lonesome folk ballads, replete with singalong choruses, energetic audience banter, and the occasional unexpected party trick.
 JPEW's newest song cycle balances complex topics such as gender-based violence and mental health with moments of levity, empowerment, and reminders to embrace the beautiful imperfections that make us unique. With an upcoming two-part album produced by JUNO-winner Hill Kourkoutis featuring an all-women team, JPEW is rising up to offer a powerful musical battle cry against the status quo.
 
Don't be afraid to show up alone; from the minute the first chord plays, you'll be among friends.

Mike McKenna Jr.

Carleton Ravens Women’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 

Friday, October 10th vs. Waterloo @ 7pm
Saturday, October 11th vs. Toronto @ 5pm
Wednesday, October 15th vs. uOttawa @ 7pm: The 3rd Red Game of the Ravens Red Game Series! $2.00 tickets for all post-secondary students!
Friday, October 31st vs. York @ 7pm
Saturday, November 1st vs. Laurier @ 7pm: The Future Flock Night! 50% off tickets for all youth!
Friday, November 21st vs. Nipissing @ 7pm
Saturday, November 22nd vs. Guelph @ 7pm
Friday, January 16th vs. Windsor @ 11:30am: The Future Flock School Day Game!
Saturday, January 17th vs. Queen's @ 7pm
Friday, January 30th vs. Brock @ 7pm: Country Night in the Ice House! $2.00 tickets for all post secondary students!
Saturday, January 31st vs. Western @ 7pm
Friday, February 6th vs. TMU @ 7pm
Saturday, February 7th vs. Ontario Tech @ 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.


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


Twenty years into its existence, indie folk rock collective Octoberman’s latest single, We Used To Talk of Death, reckons with aging and the evolution of relationships, both to people and places. The regular lineup of Marc Morrissette (vocals, guitar), Marshall Bureau (drums), Tavo Diez de Bonilla (bass, background vocals), J.J. Ipsen (acoustic guitar) and Annelise Noronha (background vocals) was recorded primarily straight to tape and live off the floor by Jarrett Bartlett (Howe Gelb, The Acorn, Jim Bryson) at Little Bullhorn studios in Ottawa, Ontario.  
Described as “Stephen Malkmus at his loosest” by Pitchfork, and “like a sunnier Elliott Smith or Sparklehorse” by Uncut Magazine, Octoberman’s songs have garnered numerous television placements, including a prominent spot on Grey’s Anatomy. Having toured regularly across North America, the UK and Europe, Octoberman has shared stages with acts such as Owen Pallett, Chad VanGaalen, Sam Amidon, Mount Eerie and Julie Doiron. After long stints in Vancouver and Toronto, members are currently spread across Ontario.

Andy Swan is the type of musician who often gets politely referred to as a "critic's favourite"—that's short hand for "really good, but tragically ignored". Unlike many critic faves, however, Swan's music doesn't require a wealth of musical knowledge or esoteric tastes to 'get'. In fact, whether as the songwriter for The Michael Parks (formerly Detective Kalita), or in his solo incarnation, his music is just the opposite: direct, catchy, and immediate.
This is especially evident on his beautiful album, Ottawa. In just over a half an hour, Swan plays thirteen songs whose choruses get comfortably nestled into your head the second you hear them; a good thing seeing as most of the tunes only last long enough to reach the chorus twice. Swan has stated a desire to make this record the kind of album that people would sing along to. It's an admirable objective—one as difficult as it is innocent—and when you listen to a tune like "Can I Pay You With Sunshine?", you gotta admit: he nailed it.

Octoberman

*English to follow
Les triples championnes des SUO seront de retour au terrain Matt-Anthony cet automne! L’équipe de soccer féminin des Gee-Gees est en quête d’un quatrième titre d’association consécutif et présentera du soccer de haut niveau ici même, dans la capitale nationale.
CALENDRIER 2025 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE SOCCER FÉMININ

Samedi 6 sept. c. Nipissing @ 13h00
Dimanche 7 sept. c. Laurentian @ 13h00
Vendredi 12 sept. c. Toronto @ 18h30 - Soirée en maillot
Dimanche 14 sept. c. Ontario Tech @ 15h00
Dimanche 21 sept. c. Carleton @ 13h00 - Tous en bruit ! 
Samedi 11 oct. c. RMC @ 13h00

INFORMATION DE BILLETTERIE

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The three-time OUA Champions are back at Matt Anthony Field this fall! The Gee-Gees women’s soccer team is on the hunt for a fourth consecutive conference championship and will be showcasing elite soccer action right here in the nation’s capital.
2025 WOMEN'S SOCCER HOME SCHEDULE

Saturday, Sept. 6 vs. Nipissing @ 1PM
Sunday, Sept. 7 vs. Laurentian @ 1PM
Friday, Sept. 12 vs. Toronto @ 6:30PM - Jersey Game
Sunday, Sept. 14 vs. Ontario Tech @ 3PM
Sunday, Sept. 21 vs. Carleton @ 1PM - Loudest Game
Saturday, Oct. 11 vs. RMC @ 1PM

TICKETING INFORMATION


Gee-Gees Soccer (F/W)

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 @ 5pm
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: Jersey Night in the Ice House! $2.00 tickets for all post-secondary students!

 
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.


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

OTTAWA'S OFFICIAL PANDA GAMES AFTER PARTY!
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🚌 Ottawa City Tour | 2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Pass | Double Decker Adventure 🇨🇦
📍 Starting Point: 44 Sparks St, Ottawa, K1P 5K6⏰ Duration: 16 Hours (8 Hours Per Day) | Pass valid for 48 hours👥 All Ages Welcome
 
🌟 Explore Ottawa at Your Own Pace! 🌟
Take your time discovering Canada’s capital with the Grayline Ottawa 2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour aboard our open-top double-decker buses! This pass offers twice the flexibility of the 1-day pass—perfect for those who want to explore 75+ landmarks with 12 convenient stops across Ottawa-Gatineau fully.
 
🚩 Key Highlights:
✅ 2 Full Days of Sightseeing – Ideal for a relaxed, in-depth experience.🎤 Bilingual Live Guides – Engaging narration in English & French.🎧 Multilingual Audio – Available in German, Ukrainian, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese.🏛️ Must-See Stops Include:

Parliament Hill – Canada’s political and historical heart
ByWard Market – Ottawa’s bustling shopping & dining district
Rideau Canal – UNESCO-listed scenic waterway
National Museums – Deep dive into Canada’s history & culture
Parks & Embassies – Iconic landmarks and picturesque scenery

 
📅 Tour Details:

Start Time: First tour departs at 10:00 AM daily
Frequency: Every 30 minutes to 1 hour
Last Tour: Departs from Sparks St. at 4:00 PM
Tour Length: Full loop is 1 hour 30 minutes
Pass Validity: 48 hours from first use (can extend to 3 days depending on when you start!)

 
💰 Special 2-Day Pass Offer!
💲 Second day is 50% OFF!Perfect for visitors who want to take a relaxed approach to sightseeing.
 
Why You’ll Love It:
✨ More Time to Explore at your leisure🎯 12 Convenient Stops for seamless sightseeing🌍 Multilingual Options to cater to all travelers🗺️ Unmatched Views & Local Insights from expert guides
 
🚨 Important Tour Information! 🚨
📍 Meeting Point: 44 Sparks St, Ottawa, K1P 5K6⏰ Check-in: Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure
🚍 Seating Policy:

Top Deck (Double Decker) & Front Seats (Amphibus) are first come, first served.
Seating is not guaranteed for specific areas, so arrive early to secure your preferred spot!

✅ Plan ahead to make the most of your Ottawa sightseeing experience!
 
🎯 Book Your 2-Day Ottawa Tour Today! 🎯
Maximize your Ottawa experience with this flexible and cost-effective sightseeing pass!

Ottawa

Ottawa City Tour | 2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Pass

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🚌 Ottawa City Tour | 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Pass | Double Decker Adventure 🇨🇦
📍 Starting Point: 44 Sparks St, Ottawa, K1P 5K6⏰ Duration: 8 Hours (Pass valid for 24 hours after first use)👥 All Ages Welcome
 
🌟 Discover Ottawa Your Way! 🌟
Experience the charm of Canada’s capital with the Grayline Ottawa Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour aboard our iconic open-top double-decker buses. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or a curious traveller, this bilingual guided tour lets you explore 75+ landmarks at your own pace with 12 strategic stops across Ottawa-Gatineau.
 
🚩 Key Highlights:
✅ Flexible Exploration – Hop on and off as you please at top attractions.🎤 Bilingual Live Guides – English & French guides on board for an engaging experience.🎧 Multilingual Audio – Available in German, Mandarin, Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese.🏛️ Must-See Stops Include:

Parliament Hill – Iconic heart of Canadian democracy
ByWard Market – Ottawa’s vibrant foodie hub
Rideau Canal – A UNESCO World Heritage Site
National Museums – Dive into Canadian history & art
Parks & Embassies – Scenic views & cultural landmarks

 
📅 Tour Details:

Start Time: First tour departs at 10:00 AM daily
Frequency: Every 30 minutes to 1 hour
Last Tour: Departs from Sparks St. at 4:00 PM
Tour Length: Full loop is 1 hour 30 minutes (perfect for a quick overview)
Pass Validity: 24 hours from first use (can carry over to the next day!)

 
🎟️ Pricing:
💲 $25.79 – $36.79 per personFamily-friendly rates are available!
 
Why You’ll Love It:
✨ Panoramic Views from the open-top deck🎯 12 Convenient Stops near Ottawa’s top sites🌍 Multilingual Options for global travellers🗺️ Perfect Introduction to Ottawa’s rich history & culture
 
🚨 Important Tour Information! 🚨
📍 Meeting Point: 44 Sparks St, Ottawa, K1P 5K6⏰ Check-in: Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure
🚍 Seating Policy:

Top Deck (Double Decker) & Front Seats (Amphibus) are first come, first served.
Seating is not guaranteed for specific areas, so arrive early to secure your preferred spot!

✅ Plan ahead to make the most of your Ottawa sightseeing experience!
 
🎯 Book Your Ottawa Adventure Now! 🎯
Don’t miss this immersive sightseeing experience—perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned explorers alike!

Ottawa City Tour | 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Pass

🕯️ Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons
⭐ Experience the iconic hits of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons like never before at this intimate candlelit concert in Ottawa. Performed by a talented string quartet, this magical evening pairs live music with the warm glow of candlelight, transforming the beautiful First Baptist Church into an unforgettable concert setting.
🎵 Program Highlights


Clocks – Coldplay


Radioactive – Imagine Dragons


Adventure of a Lifetime – Coldplay


Fix You – Coldplay


Eyes Closed – Imagine Dragons


Nice to Meet You – Imagine Dragons


The Scientist – Coldplay


feelslikeimfallinginlove – Coldplay


Follow You – Imagine Dragons


Bad Liar – Imagine Dragons


Believer – Imagine Dragons


A Sky Full of Stars – Coldplay


Viva La Vida – Coldplay


📍 Event Details


Venue: First Baptist Church, 140 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa, K1P 5J4


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


Duration: 60 minutes (Doors open 45 minutes before start; late entry not permitted)


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


Accessibility: Fully accessible for guests with reduced mobility


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


🎻 Performers
String Quartet:


2 Violins


1 Viola


1 Cello


✨ From Coldplay’s soaring melodies to Imagine Dragons’ powerful anthems, this candlelit tribute concert offers a breathtaking musical journey for fans of both bands.

First Baptist Church Ottawa

Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons at First Baptist Church Ottawa

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Turn up the energy and experience the thrill of Ravens Men's Hockey on your schedule! With the Ravens Men's Hockey Half-Season Flex Pack, you’re in control — choose the games you want to see, when you want to see them.
 
Perks:

Take advantage of the flexibility - perfect for busy fans.
Enjoy savings on 7 Ravens Men's Hockey games of your choice.
Get pre-sale access to purchase your tickets to all Rivalry Series events before the general public.

Prices:

Adult: $65.00
Alumni/Senior: $45.00
Youth: $45.00


2025-2026 Carleton Ravens Men's Hockey Half Season Flex Pack

🕯️ Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and More
⭐ Experience Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons like never before, brought to life by a talented string quartet in a breathtaking candlelit setting. Let the glow of hundreds of candles and the stunning acoustics of Saint Brigid's Centre for the Arts transport you through the beauty of each season, alongside other timeless classical works.
🎵 Program Highlights


The Four Seasons: Spring – Vivaldi


The Four Seasons: Summer – Vivaldi


Thaïs: Méditation – Jules Massenet


The Four Seasons: Autumn – Vivaldi


The Four Seasons: Winter – Vivaldi


📍 Event Details


Venue: Saint Brigid's Centre for the Arts, 310 Saint Patrick Street, Ottawa, K1N 5K4


Dates & Times: Multiple dates and times available (select during purchase)


Duration: 60 minutes (Doors open 45 minutes prior; late entry not permitted)


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


Accessibility: Fully accessible for guests with reduced mobility


Seating: First-come, first-served within ticketed zones


🎻 Performers
String Quartet


2 Violins


1 Viola


1 Cello


✨ Immerse yourself in Vivaldi’s iconic masterpiece and other enchanting classical works in a unique, candlelit atmosphere perfect for a magical night out in Ottawa.

Saint Brigid's Centre for the Arts

Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi's Four Seasons and More in Ottawa

Comedy Nights at Absolute Comedy Ottawa: Featuring Simon Rakoff and MC Jim McNally
Prepare for a night of razor-sharp stand-up as Simon Rakoff takes the spotlight. A seasoned Canadian comedy veteran with decades of experience, Simon is celebrated for his intelligent humor, quick wit, and no-nonsense take on everyday life. His polished delivery and clever insights make him a true master of the craft, earning him fans across Canada’s top stages and festivals.
Hosting the evening is Jim McNally, a powerhouse MC with an easygoing style and a knack for hilarious crowd work. Jim’s engaging presence and punchy humor keep the energy flowing, setting the perfect tone for Simon’s headlining set.
➕ What You’ll Get 


General Admission to the live comedy show


Full Headlining set from Simon Rakoff


Hosted by Jim McNally


Access to a full bar and food menu


Memorable night of professional stand-up


➕ 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 Simon Rakoff and MC Jim McNally

Absolute Comedy

Turn up the energy and experience the thrill of Ravens Women's Hockey on your schedule! With the Ravens Women's Hockey Half-Season Flex Pack, you’re in control — choose the games you want to see, when you want to see them.
 
Perks:

Take advantage of the flexibility - perfect for busy fans.
Enjoy savings on 7 Ravens Women's Hockey games of your choice.
Get pre-sale access to purchase your tickets to all Rivalry Series events before the general public.

Prices:

Adult: $65.00
Alumni/Senior: $45.00
Youth: $45.00


2025-2026 Carleton Ravens Women's Hockey Half Season Flex Pack

Double the Hockey, Double the Fun! With our Ravens Men's and Women's Hockey Flex Pack, you get the best of both worlds – thrilling men's and women's hockey games. Enjoy the flexibility to choose the games you want to see and experience the excitement of Ravens hockey action.

Perks:

Take advantage of the flexibility - perfect for busy fans.
Enjoy savings on 6 Ravens Hockey games of your choice (3 Men's and 3 Women's).
Get pre-sale access to purchase your tickets to all Rivalry Series events before the general public.

Prices:

Adult: $55.00
Alumni/Senior: $35.00
Youth: $35.00


2025-2026 Carleton Ravens Men's and Women's Hockey Flex Pack

Join us for an evening  of Celtic Music played by some of the best in the region. There will be a concert from 8pm to 10pm, with a jam to follow, so bring your instruments and get in on the fun.
Gatineau Hills Fiddle Festival Fundraiser, featuring Alexis MacIsaac and Calum MacKenzie, Kyle Burghout, Susan Toman and Justin Theriault, JIG (James Stephens, Ian Clark, Greg Brown), Don Fletcher and John Henderson, and Paige Roy.All proceeds to go in support of the Festival.
It’s going to be a great evening of music!

Celtic Celebration

East Coast songwriter Lennie Gallant has released fifteen albums of original songs which have won him a host of awards and nominations from the JUNOs, Les Prix Éloizes, and The ECMAs. His songs have been described as “true slices of life delivered with a poet’s flair and a rugged emotional sensibility”. His song Peter’s Dream, about the state of the oceans and those who harvest from it was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Lennie performs internationally and has toured, not only with his band, but also with symphony orchestras. His songs have been covered by many artists and he has performed with Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefers and with David Foster and his band.
Lennie has two co-writes on Jimmy's last album, and was invited to sing on it as a featured artist. One of Lennie's physical albums actually was taken up to the international space station and circled the planet 248 times, finally giving the artist high rotation worldwide!
His album, Time Travel, was voted a top ten Album of the Year by a panel of Canadian music industry personnel, and his recent all original Christmas album has enabled sold out tours. He and partner Patricia Richard also record and perform as the popular Francophone duo, Sirène et Matelot. Their songs have achieved strong play on francophone radio and have consistently remained on the charts! Lennie Gallant is a member of The Order of Canada and has been recognized for his humanitarian efforts.

Lennie Gallant

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


Gee-Gees Hockey (M)

The House Laughton Tournament is back, join us at The Nest for thrilling pre-season Ravens Men's Basketball action! 
 
2025 House Laughton Tournament Schedule

Day 1: Friday, October 17, 2025
Day 2: Saturday, October 18, 2025
Day 3: Sunday, October 19, 2025

 
All tournament days are double headers, the purchase of one day pass include both games.
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 regular season football, basketball, and hockey games.


2025 Carleton Ravens Men's Basketball House Laughton Tournament

La saison dernière, les Gee-Gees ont soulevé la coupe Critelli, avant de remporter la médaille de bronze U SPORTS. Cette année, elles sont prêtes à remplir le gymnase du pavillon Montpetit et à montrer qu’elles font toujours partie de l’élite nationale. Achetez vos billets pour ne rien manquer de toute l’action des Gee-Gees!
CALENDRIER 2025/2026 - MATCHS À DOMICILE DE L'ÉQUIPE DE BASKETBALL FÉMININ

Samedi 20 sept. c. Laval @ 19h00 *Match d'exhibition @ $5 (La réduction sera appliquée au moment du paiement)
Vendredi 31 oct. c. Laurier @ 18h00
Samedi 1 nov. c. Nipissing @ 18h00
Vendredi 14 nov. c. Waterloo @ 18h00 *Soirée drip
Samedi 15 nov. c. Laurier @ 15h00
Samedi 22 nov. c. Carleton @ 18h00 *Bataille Bytown - LES BILLETS POUR CE MATCH SERONT VENDUS SÉPARÉMENT
Vendredi 9 jan. c. Ontario Tech @ 18h00
Samedi 10 jan c. Queen's @ 18h00
Vendredi 16 jan. c. TMU @ 18h00
Samedi 17 jan. c. Toronto @ 15h00
Samedi 31 jan. c. Lakehead @ 18h00 *Hoops for Heritage
Samedi 7 fév. c. Brock @ 18h00

INFORMATION DE BILLETTERIE

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Last season, the Gee-Gees raised the Critelli Cup and brought home U SPORTS bronze. This year, they’re ready to pack Montpetit Hall and show why they’re still among the nation’s elite. Get your tickets and be there to witness every moment.
2025/2026 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL HOME SCHEDULE

Saturday, Sept. 20 vs. Laval @ 19h00 *Exhibition Game @ 5$ (Discount will be applied at checkout)
Friday, Oct. 31 vs. Laurier @ 18h00
Saturday, Nov. 1 vs. Nipissing @ 18h00
Friday, Nov. 14 vs. Waterloo @ 18h00 *Drip Night
Saturday, Nov. 15 vs. Laurier @ 15h00
Saturday, Nov. 22 vs. Carleton @ 18h00 *Bytown Battle - TICKETS FOR THIS GAME WILL BE SOLD SEPARATELY
Friday, Jan. 9 vs. Ontario Tech @ 18h00
Saturday, Jan. 10 vs. Queen's @ 18h00
Friday, Jan. 16 vs. TMU @ 18h00
Saturday, Jan. 17 vs. Toronto @ 15h00
Saturday, Jan. 31 vs. Lakehead @ 18h00 *Hoops for Heritage
Saturday, Feb. 7 vs. Brock @ 18h00


TICKETING INFORMATION


Gee-Gees Basketball (F/W)

THE PAIRS 
This Internationally touring band of celebrated songwriters greet every stage with a genuine, quirky presence and unbottled chemistry. Their sibling harmonies and familial banter quickly connect them to their audience. Whether The Pairs are playing an intimate house concert or a sold-out show at a Performing Arts Centre, these classically trained vocalists make it their mission to employ three-part harmony and honest storytelling as the mighty tools that soften and connect us. The Pairs will release their fourth studio album in fall 2025. This record aims to encapsulate the authentic, minimalistic, and acoustic style performances the trio has become known for.

MEDIA LINKS
https://thepairsmusic.com/home
https://www.facebook.com/thepairsmusic/
https://instagram.com/thepairsmusic
https://www.youtube.com/@ThePairsMusic
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0lHbro7ngdrxRknqRzR9E9


The Pairs

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
Sunday, February 8th vs. Brock @ 2/4pm: The Winter Future Flock Game! 50% off all youth tickets!

 
All regular season games are double headers, the purchase of one ticket include both games.
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 regular season football, basketball, and hockey games.


2025-2026 Carleton Ravens Basketball (W/M) - Single Game Tickets

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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
Vendredi 23 jan. c. Windsor @ 19h00
Samedi 24 jan. c. Windsor @ 15h00
Vendredi 13 fév. c. Queen's @ 19h00 - 'Digs for Diversity'
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
Friday, Jan. 23 vs. Windsor @ 7pm
Saturday, Jan 24 vs. Windsor @ 3pm
Friday, Feb. 13 vs. Queen's @ 7pm - Digs for Diversity 
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. 


Gee-Gees Volleyball (F/W)

Canadian Folk Music’s Emerging Artist of the Year and SiriusXM’s Top of the Country finalist, Noah Derksen is widely becoming known as a songwriter’s songwriter. Hailing from the heart of the Canadian Prairies, Noah has spent years honing his craft up, down, and across North America and Europe. With a rich and soulful voice, Noah weaves poetry that sounds instantly familiar on first listen.
His new full-length album of cover songs stolen serenades (February 2025) is out via Symphonic.
"When I was 19, I watched Leonard Cohen's last concert in Winnipeg, and was struck by how words can hold such meaning regardless of timbre. I went back to my dorm room and put pen to page, thus beginning my journey as a songwriter.
Many literal and metaphorical crumpled papers later, this project is a collection of seven songs that have shaped me as a songwriter; some I absorbed as a child through sheer osmosis, and others I fell upon later in my stumblings as a writer. Though certainly not a comprehensive list, this is my offering to those who came before."
Plus, Noah's got long, flowing auburn hair and a twinkle in his eye. What's not to love?

Noah Derksen

Comedy Nights at Absolute Comedy Ottawa: Featuring Dino Archie and MC Tom Calnan
Get set for a night of razor-sharp wit and stories with heart as Dino Archie headlines the show. A winner of the Seattle International Comedy Competition and a familiar face on TV and streaming, Dino blends charismatic storytelling, playful observations, and fearless social commentary that keeps audiences engaged and laughing throughout.
Guiding the night is Tom Calnan, a quick-hitting MC known for his laid-back charm and crowd-pleasing humor. With his smooth delivery and ability to connect instantly with the room, Tom ensures every transition is as entertaining as the sets themselves.
➕ What You’ll Get


General Admission to the live comedy show


Full Headlining set from Dino Archie


Hosted by Tom Calnan


Access to a full bar and food menu


Memorable night of professional stand-up


 
 
➕ 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: Headliner Dino Archie and MC Tom Calnan


Martin Kerr sings what you're thinking. A folk troubadour for the post-truth age, his outspoken lyrics and soaring voice are connecting with millions of listeners around the world. He blends the urgent issues of the day with deeply personal narratives, in nostalgic folk arrangements that invite you to sing along.
Explosive growth on social media has seen him reach over 50 million people in just the last few months, with his controversial rewrites of classic songs like God Rest Ye Merry Billionaires, Away In Bomb Shelters, and What's Up America? being adopted as anthems for justice and democracy. Making waves with his captivating live performances, he's opened for Dermot Kennedy, Sarah McLachlan, Walk Off The Earth, Blue Rodeo and The Strumbellas, and played festival stages across North America.
Martin honed his live show through 15 years as a street-performer, visiting 35 countries. In 2022 he signed with Nettwerk Records and released a flurry of new work, including his latest EP, After The Apocalypse.
Producers Ben Cramer (Old Sea Brigade) and Owen Lewis (Snow Patrol, Willie Nelson) lend Kerr’s sound new depth - somewhere between James Taylor and Radiohead, tackling themes romantic and apocalyptic, laced with his dry British humour.
“It's incredible to see people singing my songs around the planet, raising their voices together, calling for peace, truth and justice. I hope you sing along and feel you’re not the only one.” said Martin.
With his following snowballing by the day, 2025 promises to be a breakout year for Martin Kerr, with another new album on the way, and new adventures on the horizon.

Martin Kerr

Benjamin Dakota Rogers wields one of those distinct, immediate,and truly wild voices. With a studied nod to old-time and bluegrass rhythms, his unvarnished sound effectively smashes the barrier between past and present.
Delivering songs from a deep well of passion for storytelling, Rogers’ lyric sensibility is rare among young artists. His single, John Came Home, is a haunting take on the murder ballad. “I’d had the riff for about six months,” he says. “I tend to write short stories and convert them into songs.” John Came Home is full of upbeat boldness and ghostly ire that culminates in a direct hit to the chest.
Rogers finds a way to match his instrument to the guttural twang of the voice. “I inherited my great-grandfather’s violin when I was young,” he says. “So I grew up playing that.” After a few years on six-string, Rogers began tuning his tenor guitar like a fiddle. “Tenors are neat because they were only popular for a short time in the 1920s. I’ve played about two-hundred shows on mine. It’s beautiful, and unreliable,” he laughs. The unconventional nature of such a classic piece shines on Charlie Boy, where precise picking builds to a dramatic peak. With sturdy backing by a sparse rhythm section, Rogers offers a fresh and authentic contribution to the traditions of string-band sound.
Zachary Lucky is unapologetically old-school country, armed with a husky, baritone voice. The Grandson of Canadian Country Music pioneer Smilin' Johnnie Lucky, he often receives comparisons to songwriters such as Gordon Lightfoot and Kris Kristofferson. He sings of Canadian places and people as knowingly as he might Townes Van Zandt or the Rio Grande. It's a relatable show on many levels, and conjures universal feelings that have passed through our collective timelines. Already hailed as a master storyteller by outlets ranging from No Depression to The Globe and Mail, Zachary is becoming a legend in his own right and has safely reserved his spot at the table of Canadian roots royalty

Benjamin Dakota Rogers and Zachary Lucky

Jump on the Ghost Beer Train with the Paul Weber band and spend a night rolling around eastern Ontario and western Quebec learning about things you didn't know existed!
 
The Paul Weber Band is happy to be releasing their latest album Ghost Beer Train at Red Bird Live, with 11 new songs about eastern Ontario and western Quebec. Following in the footsteps of 2020's Ode to Gerry Barber, the new recording is full of strange stories and lost tales: a buried beer train, a forgotten fantasy park, the Vanier cowboy, a local drag queen, and more.  
 
The new songs reflect folk, rock, jazz and world influences--avec des chansons en anglais et en français. Think a bilingual Stompin' Tom with Bruce Springsteen influences and a touch of Tom Waits.
"Paul Weber's show at the Ottawa Grassroots Festival (May 23 , 2023) was excellent and entertaining. Paul had the audience enthralled with his tales of Ottawa's historical life from ghost trains, to Gerry Barber the infamous bouncer at the Chaudière Club. Paul brings history alive through his songs and stories."- Ian Tamblyn, Artistic Director, Ottawa Grassroots Festival - 2023
 
The Paul Weber band is Paul vocals and guitars, Rob Lethbridge upright bass, Camille Forget and Christine Fagan vocals, joined by Kira Montfort drums, Michael Ball fiddle and Dave Draves on everything else.
 
 
 

The Paul Weber Band

 
Kate Greenland has been an active member in the Ottawa music community for the last decade as both a performer and organizer. After years of being asked about where to listen to her recorded music she is finally releasing her first full length album of original Country songs. On November 8th Kate and her band will be performing the full album live - for the first time. The album, titled Longing & Dreaming, is a collection of songs about love, loss, grief, and dreams - all conveyed through beautiful melodies and evergreen lyrics.
The band is chock full of some of the Ottawa area’s best musicians including Stuart Rutherford on pedal steel, Matt Aston on drums, Nathan Smith on fiddle, Brent Weatherall on guitar, and Chris Breitner on bass. It also features Brianna Herdman on trumpet, and Leeny Jones and Chloe Laberge on vocal harmonies.
Singer-songwriter Campbell Woods will be opening the show with a set of his contemplative Folk songs that are rooted in tradition, yet reflect a contemporary life.
Come celebrate the release of Longing & Dreaming at what will promise to be a fun and truly entertaining evening full of local talent. Vinyls and download cards will be available for purchase.

Kate Greenland

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NOUVEAU : Passe Flex Étudiant
Économisez grâce à un forfait de 3 matchs pour les rencontres de votre choix (sauf la Série des rivaux).
Les instructions pour utiliser vos crédits pour les 3 matchs de votre choix sont incluses dans la confirmation d’achat de votre Passe Flex Étudiant.
NEW: Student Flex Pass
Bundle and save with a 3-game pack to the games of your choice (excludes Rivalry Series). 
Instructions on how to use your credits towards the 3 games of your choice are included in your Student Flex Pass purchase confirmation. 

Student Flex Pass Étudiants (3 Matchs | 3 Games)

3 Game Flex Pass

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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Discover the best events and things to do in Vancouver! Experience the joy of kayaking alongside playful seals, embark on invigorating hikes, and embrace unique yoga sessions. Join the locals in enjoying hilarious stand-up comedy shows that will leave you laughing the night away with friends and family. In Vancouver, laughter and quirky escapades are always in store.

New York City comprises 5 boroughs sitting where the Hudson River meets the Atlantic Ocean. At its core is Manhattan, a densely populated borough that’s among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centers. Its iconic sites include skyscrapers such as the Empire State Building and sprawling Central Park. Broadway theater is staged in neon-lit Times Square.

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Welcome to Seattle, where the Emerald City meets epic adventures! Rain or shine, this place rocks. Stroll through Pike Place Market, catch a glimpse of the iconic Space Needle, and taste your way through a coffee paradise. Then, dive into the funky Fremont neighbourhood and embrace its quirky art. Coffee, music, and stunning scenery await in this Pacific gem!

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🚍🚤 Ottawa Amphibus Tour – The Ultimate Land & Water Adventure!
🌊 See Ottawa from Two Perspectives in One Unforgettable Tour!
Experience the most unique sightseeing tour in Ottawa aboard the famous Amphibus—a bus that transforms into a boat! This one-hour guided tour takes you through the heart of Ottawa-Gatineau, showcasing over 75 iconic landmarks before making a dramatic splash into the Ottawa River for an awe-inspiring cruise.
With bilingual narration from expert guides, this family-friendly experience is filled with fascinating history, fun stories, and breathtaking scenery. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a longtime local, this is the best way to explore the capital city from land and water—without ever leaving your seat!
 
🛶 Tour Highlights:
✔ One-of-a-kind Amphibus experience – Seamlessly transition from land to water in a single tour✔ See 75+ historic landmarks – Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal, the National Gallery, and more✔ Bilingual live commentary – Engaging guides bring Ottawa’s history to life in English & French✔ No splash zone! – Stay dry while enjoying panoramic waterfront views✔ Perfect for families, couples & tourists – A must-do adventure in the National Capital Region
 
📍 Event Details:
📅 Seasonal Hours:🕙 Spring & Fall: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Hourly Departures)☀ Summer: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Hourly Departures)
📍 Start/End Location: 44 Sparks St, Ottawa, K1P 5K6⌛ Duration: Approximately 1 hour (30-40 min on land, 20-30 min on water)🎟 Tickets: Valid for one full tour
 
🎫 Why Choose the Amphibus Tour?
🚢 Best of Both Worlds – No need to choose between a city tour or a river cruise—do both!📷 Instagram-Worthy Views – Snap stunning shots of Parliament Hill from land and water👨‍👩‍👧 Great for All Ages – A fun, relaxing, and educational experience for everyone🏆 Highly Rated Experience – One of the top-rated sightseeing tours in Ottawa
 
⚠ Important Note:📍 Customers must arrive at 44 Sparks Street at least 30 minutes before their scheduled tour time.🚍 Seating Policy: There are no guaranteed seats on the top deck of the double-decker bus or at the front of the Amphibus—seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
 
Don’t miss out on this bucket-list adventure in Canada’s capital! Book your tickets now for an unforgettable journey through Ottawa’s most breathtaking sights—by road and river!

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Experience the Iconic Parliament Hill in Ottawa – Home of Canada’s Federal Government!
Step into the heart of Canadian democracy and discover the historic significance of Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Colloquially known as "The Hill," this iconic attraction is situated on the southern banks of the majestic Ottawa River and is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. Marvel at the Gothic revival architecture of the Parliament buildings, each adorned with stunning architectural elements that hold national symbolic importance.
📌 Event Highlights:

Gothic Revival Architecture: Explore the breathtaking Gothic revival suite of buildings that grace Parliament Hill. Admire intricate details, soaring spires, and grand facades that reflect Canada’s rich architectural heritage.
National Symbolism: Delve into the symbolic significance of Parliament Hill, the epicenter of Canadian democracy. Learn about the history and traditions of the Canadian government while standing in the shadow of these iconic structures.
Home of the Parliament of Canada: Discover the inner workings of Canada’s federal government as you visit the seat of power for the nation. Parliament Hill is where the country’s laws are debated, discussed, and enacted, making it a vital part of Canadian identity.
Historic Paintings: Admire historic paintings and artworks that adorn the halls of Parliament Hill, showcasing key moments in Canadian history and culture. These visual narratives provide insight into the nation’s past and present.
Free Guided Tours: Enjoy a complimentary guided tour of Parliament Hill and gain exclusive access to areas typically closed to the public. Learn about the functions of Parliament, its role in Canadian governance, and the traditions that define it.
Scenic Riverfront Location: Take in panoramic views of the Ottawa River and the surrounding landscapes from Parliament Hill’s vantage point. Capture stunning photos of the picturesque setting and immerse yourself in Canada’s natural beauty.
Popular Tourist Destination: Join the almost three million visitors who flock to Parliament Hill each year to experience its historical significance and architectural splendor.


➤ Why Visit Parliament Hill?

Cultural and Historical Immersion: Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical significance of Parliament Hill, a symbol of Canadian identity and democracy.
Educational Experience: Learn about Canada’s political system, history, and traditions through informative guided tours and interactive exhibits.
Iconic Landmark: Visit one of Ottawa’s top attractions and witness firsthand the beauty and grandeur of Parliament Hill’s Gothic architecture.
Family-Friendly: Parliament Hill offers activities and attractions suitable for visitors of all ages, making it an ideal destination for families, history buffs, and curious travelers alike.



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