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Simply Spring Events Guide Simply Spring Events Guide Now until Mar 24.Ottawa Home and Mar 29-31. Irish Film Festival. Arts Court Apr 6. Ottawa Fury Home Opener vs. Garden Show. EY Centre. $11. Theatre. $10. irishfilmfestivalottawa.ca Nashville SC. TD Place. ottawafuryfc.com ottawahomeshow.com Mar 29 - Aug 4. Governor General’s Apr 6. Caribou Cup. Skiers and Now until Apr 21. Stanley’s Olde Maple Awards in Visual and Media Arts. Special snowboarders dress crazy and attempt to Lane Sugarbush. stanleysfarm.com exhibit. gallery.ca cross a pool. $75. tremblant.ca Now until Apr 22. Mar 30. Turn off your lights Fulton’s Pancake House Earth Hour. Apr 6. Vegan Night Market. $5. tdplace.ca and Sugar Bush. fultons.ca from 8:30pm to 9:30pm. earthhour.org Apr 6-7. Now until Apr 28. Lansdowne Park Mar 30. Viennese Winter Ball. Shaw Ottawa Antique and Vintage Carleton U Fieldhouse. $12. Winter Market. Sundays. Aberdeen Centre. $150+. viennesewinterball.ca Market. Pavilion. ottawafarmersmarket.ca ottawaantiqueandvintagemarket.ca Mar 30-31. Travel and Vacation Show. Shaw Mar 21-29. Outaouais Film Festival. Centre. $10. travelandvacationshow.ca Apr 7. Natural Wonders Family Sunday at offestival.com the National Gallery. Build a birdfeeder and Mar 30-31. Indigenous Arts Conference enjoy a marionette performance. gallery.ca Mar 23. Coffee Fest. Horticulture and Marketplace. Over 20 art and Building. $15. ottawacoffeefest.ca business workshops. indigenous-arts-con- Apr 9. Just for Laughs Roadshow. $48. ference-ottawa.myshopify.com meridiancentrepointe.com Mar 23-24. Ottawa Geek Market. Mar 31. Capital Comic Book Convention. Nepean Sportsplex. $12. geekmarket.ca Apr 12. Jerry Seinfeld. $69+. nac-cna.ca Ottawa Marriott Hotel. $6. facebook.com/ Mar 24. Baby Mama Hustle Pop-Up capitalcomicbookconvention Apr 12-14. Cottage Life and Backyard Local mompreneurs and vendors Show. EY Centre. $13. cottagelife.com Market. Mar 31. Anderson Cooper. $110+. nac-cna.ca of parent and tot goods. Horticulture Building. babymamahustle.com Mar 31. Harlem Globetrotters. $10. Apr 12-14. Capital Burlesque Expo. Ottawa canadiantirecentre.com Art Gallery. $60. capitalburlesqueexpo.com Mar 24. Dave Gunning. $25. nac-cna.ca Apr 1. Made With Love. Barchefs compete Apr 12 -May 1. Latin American Film Mar 24. Ottawa Vintage Clothing Show. for the title of best barchef. Horticulture Festival. Showcasing documentaries and Carleton U Fieldhouse. $12. Building. $55. mwl.enjoymadewithlove.com short films. Ottawa Art Gallery. cfi-icf.ca ottawavintageclothingshow.ca Apr 2-7. Vanier Sugar Festival. Shows, Apr 13-14. Parent and Child Expo. Nepean Mar 28. NomadTALKS. Conference to food and a lumberjack competition. Vanier Sportsplex. $12. parentandchildexpo.ca inspire world travel. Azrieli Studio. $10+. Museopark. museoparc.ca/sugar-festival nac-cna.ca Apr 15. Three-Season Trails Open. Apr 3. KISS. $39+. canadiantirecentre.com Gatineau Park. ncc-ccn.gc.ca Mar 28. Wine for Wishes. Restaurants and Apr 4. County in the Capital. Prince wineries raise funds for the Make a Wish Apr 19-20. Grilled Cheese Festival. City Edward County wines, beers and cheese. Foundation. Shaw Centre. makeawisheo.ca Hall. facebook.com/grilledcheesefestival Horticulture Building. $80. savvycompany.ca Mar 28-30. Wizard of Oz Live with Apr 4-7. Originals Spring Craft Sale. Over Apr 20. Toronto Comedy All Stars. Orchestra. $50+. nac-cna.ca 180 artisans and designers. EY Centre. $7. Lineup of Canada’s best comedians. signatures.ca $26+. nac-cna.ca Mar 29. NCR Uncovered. Art gala with food, performances, fashion show and Apr 5. Brain and Mental Health Art Show. Apr 20. 613flea. Over 130 vendors. more. Horticulture Building. $20. tdplace.ca Horticulture Building. $10. sfn-ottawa.ca Aberdeen Pavillion. 613flea.ca easter Apr 26. Nature Nocturne The Deep Blue. TUNE IN: May 4. Kentucky Derby Canadian Museum of Nature. $25. nature.ca (Louisville, KY). kentuckyderby.com weekend Apr 26-27. Fifty-Five Plus Lifestyle Show. May 4. Ottawa Wood Carving Competition. EY Centre. Free. fifty-five-plus.com Showcasing artistry from Ontario and Quebec. ottawawoodcarvingshow.com Apr 27. Merrickville Heritage Classic. 10K, 5K and 2K run. run-merrickville.ca May 5. Ziplining Opens at Camp Fortune. Apr 6-7, 13-14, 20. Easter Egg Hunt. Take campfortune.com a wagon ride to the Sugarbush to hunt for Apr 27. Metric and July Talk. $36+. eggs. $5+. stanleysfarm.com tdplace.ca May 5. Manotick Miler. 15 mile, 10 mile, 5 mile, 3 mile and 1 mile run or walk. Apr 8-17. Sparkling Egg Hunt. Find Apr 27. Governor General’s Performing manotickmiler.com sparkling eggs hidden throughout the Arts Awards. This years winners include museum. historymuseum.ca Sandra Oh and Rick Mercer. NAC. ggpaa.ca May 5. CN Cycle for CHEO. 70K, 35K and 15K cycle or 5K and 2K walk. Canadian War Apr 19-22. Easter Egg Hunt. Help the Apr 27. Festival of the Maples (Perth). Museum. cncycle.ca Easter Bunny find his lost eggs. 170 vendors, kids’s activities, live music vvlittleanimalfarm.com and more. festivalofthemaples.com May 5. Feel It In Your Bones Run. 10K, 5K and 2K kids run. feelitinyourbones.ca Apr 21. Easter Celebrations at Tremblant. Apr 27. Palooza Beer Pong Festival. $25. Easter-themed activities, games, face Aberdeen Pavilion. paloozafestival.com May 5-Oct 27. Ottawa Farmers’ Market. painting and egg hunt. tremblant.ca Aberdeen Square. Sundays. Apr 27-28. Ottawa Orchid Show. RA ottawafarmersmarket.ca Apr 21. Easter Brunch at Chateau Laurier. Centre. $12. ottawaorchidsociety.com Seatings from 11:30am to 2:30pm. Wilfred’s. May 8-12. Ottawa Children’s Festival. $88 adults, $44 children. fairmont.com Apr 27-28. National Women’s Show. Shaw Lebreton Flats. Children’s shows, activities Centre. $12. nationalwomenshow.com and more. ottawachildrensfestival.ca Apr 21. Easter Brunch at Perspectives. Seatings from 10am to 2pm. $43.95 adults, Apr 28. MS Walk. Walk 5K or 2.5K to May 10. Summer Camping Season Starts. $24.95 children. brookstreethotel.com improve the lives of Canadians impacted by Gatineau Park. ncc-ccn.gc.ca MS. Jean Talon Building. mssoc.convio.net Apr 21. Easter Eggstravaganza. Easter May 10-11. Ottawa Beer Fest. Over 40 egg hunt throughout the museum. Apr 28. Alive to Strive Race. 10K, 5K breweries and a Craft Beer 5K run or walk. bytownmuseum.com and 1K run. Terry Fox Athletic Facility. Aberdeen Pavilion. $15. ottawabeerfest.com alivetostrive.ca May 10-12. Ottawa ComicCon. EY Centre. Apr 28. Stars on Ice. Featuring Patrick $25+. ottawacomiccon.com Apr 22. Earth Day. earthday.org Chan, Kaetlyn Osmond and more. $25+. May 10-12. Art in the Attic (Almonte). Apr 24. Cher. $50+. canadiantirecentre.com canadiantirecentre.com Art show and sale. Almonte Old Town Hall. Apr 25. Kinky Boots. The musical. May 1. A Taste for Life. 25% of your bill at almonteartintheattic.wordpress.com $49+. tdplace.ca participating restaurants to towards fighting HIV/AIDS. atasteforlife.org May 10-20. Canadian Tulip Festival. Apr 25-28. Grassroots Festival. Celebration of folk music, dance and May 2-5. Ottawa PoutineFest. Ottawa Fireworks, tulip art, floral displays, food spoken word. Southminster United Church. City Hall. ottawapoutinefest.ca trucks, walking and biking tours and $20+. ottawagrassrootsfestival.com interactive family programming. May 2-7. Ottawa International Writers Fireworks May 19 at 7pm. Apr 25-28. Sparks Street PoutineFest. Festival. Various locations. writersfestival.org tulipfestival.ca sparkslive.com May 4. Tickets on UFC Fight Night Ottawa. May 11. Chocolate Affair Gala. In support Apr 26. Thomas Rhett. $34+. sale Mar 22. canadiantirecentre.com of the Distress Centre of Ottawa. Shaw canadiantirecentre.com Centre. $140. dcottawa.on.ca May 4. Wakefield Covered Bridge Run. Apr 26. Fairmont California Wine Fair. 21K and 10K trail runs, 10K, 5K and 3K road May 11. Goode Run. 5K and 2K walk or Château Laurier. $80. calwine.ca runs. aegleevents.com run to raise funds for the Osgoode Youth Association. raceroster.com May 4. Diefenbooker Classic. 10K and 5K run, 5K walk and 33K, 18K and 5K cycle tours. May 11. Alessia Cara. $51+. nac-cna.ca Carp Fairgrounds. diefenbookerclassic.ncf.ca May 11-Oct 26. Metcalfe Farmers’ May 31 -Jun 2. Blackburn Fun Fair. Rides, Jun 12. Corey Hart. $42+. Market. Saturdays. metcalfefm.com concerts, sports and a fun run. Blackburn canadiantirecentre.com Hamlet. blackburnfunfair.ca May 12. Happy Mother’s Day! Jun 13-23. Fringe Festival. Arts Court. Jun 1. Monster Spectacular. Monster Mother’s Day Walk. Raising funds for the ottawafringe.com truck racing. $22+. canadiantirecentre.com Breast Cancer Society of Canada. Walter Jun 14-15. Music, light and art Baker Park. mothersdaywalk.ca GlowFair. Jun 1. Latin Sparks Block Party. Albert across 10 blocks. Bank St. glowfairfestival.ca Island. $29. latinsparks.ca May 12. Sporting Life 10K. Run along the Jun 14-16. Festival Franco-Ontarien. Rideau Canal to help send kids with cancer Jun 1. Ottawa Redblacks Pre-Season Major’s Hill Park. $15. ffo.ca to camp. sportinglife10k.ca Game vs. the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. TD Place. ottawaredblacks.com May 15. Ottawa Humane Society Garden Jun 15. Run for Women. 10K, 5K and 1K walk or run benefiting local women’s Party. Tasting dishes, cocktails, wine and Jun 1. City of Om. Yoga and wellness craft beer. Horticulture Building. $100. festival. Lansdowne Park. cityofom.com mental health programs. runforwomen.ca ottawahumane.akaraisin.com Jun 1-2. Mud Hero. Commando Paintball. Jun 20-23. Summer Solstice Indigenous May 15-16. Joni Mitchell’s The Fiddle and mudhero.com Festival. Culinary events, pow wow, live the Drum. Presented by the Alberta Ballet. entertainment and kids activities. Vincent $35+. nac-cna.ca Jun 1-2. Doors Open Ottawa. Free Massey Park. ottawasummersolstice.ca admission to over 120 locations across the May 16-19. Ottawa Dressage Festival. city. ottawa.ca Jun 20-23. Dragon Boat Festival.
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