About
Ottawa Chamberfest is the world's largest chamber music festival, bringing together bold collaborations, world-class artistry, and unforgettable musical experiences each summer in Canada's capital.
Event Details
- Dates: July 23 – August 2, 2026
- Locations: Various churches, museums, galleries, theatres, and heritage sites across Ottawa
What to Expect
- 120+ concerts over two weeks
- Internationally renowned artists — Leading ensemble and solo performers
- Stunning venues — Ottawa's most beautiful and acoustically marvellous churches, museums, galleries, theatres, and heritage sites
- Indoor and outdoor performances
Tickets
Artist and programming announcements expected in spring 2026. Tickets available at chamberfest.com/tickets.
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Event Details
Upcoming Events
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St. Albans Church
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St. Albans Church
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Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre
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