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With the listings and directories in our Events Guide, there really is no excuse for sitting at home with nothing to do. Here are some listings and links showing what's on in Ottawa.
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Spencerville Mill Heritage Fair: June 21-23, 2013Here are our contributors' picks for the best events in Ottawa this week. This list is also published every Wednesday night on the OttawaStart Blog. You can bookmark this link for easy access: http://ottawastart.com/weekly
Thursday May 23: Mexico Fantastico! at The Bytown Musuem
Culture, Community and Diplomacy speaks to the remarkable relationship between Canada and Mexico, as well as the strong Mexican community in Ottawa and Canada. Join us Thursday May 23 for a Curator's talk by Executive Director, Robin Etherington at 7 pm.
-- Eugene Haslam
Thursday, May 23: Guys for Kids (Cornwall)
Worth a road trip! 6-11pm at the Ramada Inn in Cornwall. Guys for Kids is an evening of beef (six food stations), beer (six beer stations), wine, spirits, golf, fishing, casino, hockey and more. Limited number of tickets left. $125. Money goes to Cornwall section of The Max Keeping Foundation.
-- Max Keeping
Friday, May 24: Art In The Alley
Local artists Alison Fowler, Ross Rheaume and myself present an outdoor, 1920's style garden art party in an alleyway in Wellington West. Opening night is Friday May 24th which will feature art under the moon and stars with music, food and refreshments. A hot dog street vendor and a visit from our local ice cream truck, The Merry Dairy, will also be on hand. We will continue to show our art all day Saturday and Sunday 11am till 5pm.
-- Andrew King
Friday-Saturday, May 24-25: One World Awesome Arts Festival
The 5th annual One World Awesome Arts Festival is taking place at York Street Public School and at Le Patro Parking Lot. This unique festival will feature live performances, artwork and videos created by the youth of Lowertown. The goal of the Awesome Arts program is to raise awareness about global issues through the arts. This is a great opportunity to encourage the youth in our community!
-- Eliane Laberge
Friday-Sunday, May 24-26: Festibière de Gatineau
The Gatineau Beer Fest, better known as the Festibière, will be taking over the Jacques-Cartier Park for its third annual edition. This year, 55 artisans and over 350 beers will be presented to the public. The event will also feature 20 shows and animations and 15 conferences on beer and beer-making. Make sure you check out this event if you’re a beer lover: you certainly won’t regret it!
-- Eliane Laberge
Saturday May 25: Taste of Spring
Chefn' it up at The Unrefined Olive On May 25th Chef Justin Scott of Kudos Cuisine will be demonstrating cooking concepts and culinary skills with The Unrefined Olive olive oils & balsamic vinegars.
-- Laura Gauthier
Saturday, May 25: Geggie Series with William Carn, Tara Davidson, Tim Bedner, and Jim Doxas
At the NAC Fourth Stage.
Saturday is the end of an era in Ottawa jazz: the last show in John Geggie s invitational series at the National Arts Centre Fourth Stage, where he mixed and matched jazz artists to produce innovative shows in a variety of styles. This show matches him on bass with local guitarist Tim Bedner, Montreal drummer Jim Doxas, and two Torontonians: William Carn on trombone and Tara Davidson on saxophone for what should be a fascinating combination of musical ideas.
-- Alayne McGregor
Sunday, May 26: Idle Hands Arts, Craft and Vintage Sale
At St. Anthony’s Banquet Hall from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. The event offers a great opportunity to buy quality art, handmade and vintage one of a kind items.
-- Eliane Laberge
Sunday, May 26: Dusty Owl Reading Series
Newfoundland author Michelle Butler Hallet reads from Deluded Your Sailors: A Chronic Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Novel at the Dusty Owl Reading Series, Mugshots, 75 Nicholas. Starts at 3:00pm with music by pianist Matthew Larkin plus an open mic.
-- Amanda Earl
Wednesday, May 29: Star Wars Trivia
OK, this suggestion has nothing to do with music, but I'm a dude who was born in the mid 1970s, so I love Star Wars. That's why the Geek Trivia: Star Wars edition caught my eye. Wednesday at Pressed you can indulge your inner geek and you just know someone will be rocking the Leah hair buns.
-- Ryan Bresee
Wednesday-Sunday, May 29-June 2: Ottawa International Children’s Festival
Sure, you knew that the Ottawa International Children’s Festival is an award-winning and magical celebration of performance for kids featuring artists from around the world. But did you know it’s got some creative environmental programming, too? Starting on Wednesday and continuing until June 2, the Festival’s offerings include four Children’s Short Plays about wildlife written by Ottawa kids, some Let’s Talk Science workshops and lots more fun stuff.
-- Denise Deby
Have a great week!
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