
Join Ellen Bertrand, founder of Yoga Kāla, experienced Ottawa yoga teacher, local tour guide, and a member of the Bytown Museum’s Board of Directors, for a one-hour, all-levels yoga class in a truly unforgettable setting.
Weather permitting, the class will take place outdoors behind the museum, at the foot of the Ottawa Locks, with breathtaking views of the Ottawa River, the Rideau Canal, and surrounding historic architecture. In case of rain, the class will move inside the Bytown Museum, Ottawa’s oldest stone building, nestled at the foot of Parliament Hill.
After the class, enjoy light refreshments and early access to the museum before public hours.
Tickets are $45 per person (includes a $30 tax receipt), with all proceeds supporting the Bytown Museum’s preservation and programming initiatives.
Bring your mat and a sense of curiosity. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.
Event Details
What: a one-hour outdoor yoga class behind the Bytown Museum, followed by a the museum’s infamous freshly squeezed lemonade, and enjoy touring the museum after.
When: Sunday, August 16, 2026 9:30 am – 10:30 am: Yoga Class 10:30 am – 11:00 am: Refresh with a freshly squeezed lemonade and power balls and explore the museum.
What to Bring: a yoga mat, water bottle, sunglasses and sun protection. Dress in layers.
Cost: $45 per person with all proceeds going directly to the museum!
Other Notes: There are restrooms in the museum. A few mats will be available to borrow.
The Bytown Museum is a not for profit, charitable organization that relies on support from donors like you, to help keep our museum operating so we can share Ottawa’s community stories.
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Bytown Museum
Ottawa's oldest history museum, housed in the 1827 Commissariat Building at the foot of the Ottawa Locks. Tells the story of how Bytown became Canada's capital, from the construction of the Rideau Canal through the city's transformation into Ottawa.
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