May the 4th Be With You… as we inspire learning, spark curiosity and connect people with a morning of demonstrations showcasing robotics design innovation from our own community.

Join the Barrhaven Lions Club for their 36th annual pancake breakfast. Fuel up on eggs, sausage, coffee/tea, and obviously pancakes. The cost is by donation and supports the Quickstart Autism group

Why rush to buy new when you can repair and reuse? Skilled fixers and menders from the Ottawa Tool Library will be on hand to repair electronics, clothing, small appliances, jewelry, and more – all for free!

Join us for this FREE event hosted by Councillor Hill, Councillor Lo, and the Ottawa Safety Council. Come hear about the latest road safety updates affecting Barrhaven East and West, as well as John Wambombo from the City of Ottawa.

L’événement de cette année mettra l’accent sur les établissements d’enseignement postsecondaire francophones et bilingues d’Ottawa et leurs importantes contributions économiques et culturelles à la communauté.

Are you unemployed and looking for work? Learn the basics for free! Topics include emails, attachments, online forms, and much more.

Join fellow gardeners for a seed sale/exchange, workshops, and vendors. The event has gained popularity as it helps supports individual and community health, through growing good food at home.

This mid-winter celebration will warm your heart with inspiring stories of Ottawa’s volunteers and the difference they make at charities and non-profits throughout the city. The open house features a light breakfast, information kiosks about volunteering and prize draws. Ticket sales and donations will directly support Volunteer Ottawa’s programs and services.

You’re invited to attend the Heritage Day celebration coming up on Tuesday, February 20th at 12PM in Jean Pigott Hall at Ottawa City Hall. This year's theme is "Diversity of heritage - recognizing the past and celebrating the future."

This sessions theme: Stamp art with recycled materials. Play, tinker, and create at Nepean Museum’s MakerStudio! Families are invited to get crafty with monthly drop-in activities inspired by local history.

Residents are encouraged to complete our public survey and/or participate in a in-person open-houses and two virtual information sessions to share feedback and ask questions.

The OHS hosts microchip clinics once a month on-site at the OHS. Microchipping is a quick, virtually painless procedure for your pet. Appointments are required.

Join Parliamentary Assistant Nolan Quinn who will be at Barrhaven Branch 641 to provide a brief introduction to the Commission, and answer any questions guests may have.

If your child is turning 4 this year, this is your chance to get to know Adrienne Clarkson Elementary School during an in-person parent information night where you can learn about our Kindergarten program, meet school staff, and get tips to help your child prepare for their learning adventure. Come see what we have to offer!

Camps are affordable and flexible and children are supervised by qualified staff in a safe and enriching environment. They are offered in English and French for children aged four to 14, both in-person and virtual.

Welcome to the first annual Barrhaven Family New Year's Eve Afternoon Blow Out! 

This year’s theme is the Environment. Over the 15-week JA Company Program, students have worked together to either develop products that support environmental sustainability and/or have donated a portion of their sales to a charity focused on environmental issues.

Celebrate the festive season in the fresh outdoors and visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus who will arrive from the North Pole and be housed in their very own outdoor cabin. Roast marshmallows around a campfire, enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, hot chocolate, and ice skate on the Rink of Dreams.

Families and friends are invited to attend a free skating event at the Minto Recreation Complex, complete with skating, snacks, and crafts!

Donations to the Barrhaven Food Cupboard appreciated

Join the City of Ottawa for a virtual event on Thursday, November 30 from 10 to 11:30 am to celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

You are invited to participate in a virtual transit town hall to share your feedback to guide discussions with staff. The proposed changes will redistribute service from routes/corridors that can no longer support the current level of service economically.