Every year, the club organizes Open Houses so people can come and see what this sport is all about as well as meet new people.

No matter if you’re just thinking about getting into it or if you’ve already mastered the lawn bowling lanes, there are many different weekly events to choose from.

Did you know you can vote almost any time during the election period? Get to know your voting options and choose what works best for you.

The JA Company program teaches high school students how to organize and operate a real business. Volunteers from the local business community work with the students to launch and run a small enterprise.

Every year, the club organizes Open Houses so people can come and see what this sport is all about as well as meet new people.

No matter if you’re just thinking about getting into it or if you’ve already mastered the lawn bowling lanes, there are many different weekly events to choose from.

You’re invited to the Council on Aging of Ottawa’s Annual Spring Luncheon, celebrating their 50th anniversary. This year’s keynote speaker is the Rt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson, the 26th Governor General of Canada.

The City of Ottawa is holding its Transportation Master Plan↗ Public Consultations! This meeting is focused on Ottawa's south quadrant, however, all residents are welcome to attend any of the sessions.

Welcome to the writing circle. Whether your writing is flowing freely or you are in a dry spell, you are in good company here. This is not a course, nor a place where anyone will tell you what you should do or try to fix your writing. It’s a space for exploring your own unique ways of expressing yourself in a safe and supportive environment.

Repair Cafés are free community gatherings where people can bring broken items to be repaired with the help of skilled volunteers.

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular flowering shrubs with new cultivars continually entering the market. So how do you choose?

OC Transpo is holding a New Ways to Bus information session for Barrhaven West and Barrhaven East residents.

Meals on Wheels presents: Ottawa, Sing into Spring Concert with Big Soul Project Community Choir.

In a welcoming space dedicated to people who identify as women, we will collectively share, listen and celebrate the group’s personal stories that reflect the strength and perseverance of communities navigating change and rebuilding their lives. 

Students from Carleton University studying taxation will be offering tax preparation services - professors and tax professionals will also be onsite to answer student questions and review your return for accuracy before filing.

You’re invited to join Algonquin College and Ottawa Public Health, as we host the next iteration of the Future of Health and Wellness Speaker Series. This session on April 4 will discuss extreme heat’s impact and climate change resilience.

Join us for the public engagement process launch for Ottawa's Next Culture Plan, where we will explore the future of culture in Ottawa together. This is an opportunity for residents, cultural groups, and community leaders to help shape a new city-wide Cultural Plan that reflects all of Ottawa’s communities.

HUBBUB 2025 will showcase the remarkable and diverse array of projects co-created during this academic year by the brilliant minds of our community, City of Ottawa staff, students and faculty members from the University of Ottawa, Carleton University, and Algonquin College.

Elder abuse is a growing concern among Ottawa's older adult community, and the situation has only worsened in recent years due to a loss of provincial funding for resources to address this crisis.

Join this multicultural bazaar where 60+ cultures come together under one roof! Celebrate diversity, explore unique traditions, and shop for authentics products from around the globe.

Attend and meet local production companies, animation studios, and other industry professionals to learn about current and future job opportunities and what they look for in new hires.

La Ville d’Ottawa vous invite au 18e Rendez-vous francophone annuel du maire. Le maire Mark Sutcliffe accueillera les membres de la communauté francophone à l’hôtel de ville d’Ottawa lors d’un petit-déjeuner-réception avec activité de réseautage.

Welcome to the writing circle. Whether your writing is flowing freely or you are in a dry spell, you are in good company here. This is not a course, nor a place where anyone will tell you what you should do or try to fix your writing. It’s a space for exploring your own unique ways of expressing yourself in a safe and supportive environment.

The Repair Café is an event where people can bring an item in need of repair to have an expert fix it free of charge and is funded by the City of Ottawa.

The March Repair Café will have a Mandarin interpreter available for Mandarin-speaking participants.

Join this fundraiser and hear some good old rock and roll as you prepare for St Patrick’s Day!

Join Rachel Gill from the ever popular "How does your garden grow?" We’ll be talking about everything you need to know to start seeds at home.

Join this multicultural bazaar where 60+ cultures come together under one roof! Celebrate diversity, explore unique traditions, and shop for authentics products from around the globe.

Featuring Patricia Beckett, long-time Barrhaven resident!