Embrace the Light: Vernissage
The free opening reception for Eugenia Evoyan’s December exhibition, Embrace the Light.
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The free opening reception for Eugenia Evoyan’s December exhibition, Embrace the Light.
An all-materials-included analog collage workshop with NaiveFanatic, starting at 6:30 PM on December 2.
Farrah, Kyla and Nadiah share an evening of poetry, songs and nature-inspired storytelling at Art House.
Latin jazz with Pimienta, with doors at 8:30 PM and the concert at 9 PM.
A whole-house board-game evening with a DJ, more than 35 games and help finding a group.
A free music quiz with audio rounds and prizes for the top three teams, on November 18 and December 16.
Art House’s contemporary jazz series returns on November 14 and December 12, with music at 9 PM.
Meet Michael Strangelove at the free opening of Women in the Victorian Imagination, Art House’s November exhibition.
Drip Duo performs improvised viola and double-bass music, followed by a solo set from Jury Kobayashi-Mackay.
Jennifer Noxon and Christine Graves share a folk concert hosted by Matt Gower at Art House.
A four-piece jazz and blues group performs original music and covers at Art House on Sunday evening.
New Orleans-style jazz with the Capital City Stompers on October 30, November 27 and the special December 19 date.

Award-winning wine bar and restaurant in Centretown, named to Canada's 100 Best Restaurants, specializing in natural wines and local seasonal cuisine.

Local sandwich shop serving Ottawa since 2011. Specializes in sandwiches, Venezuelan arepas, salads, and wraps with unique flavors.

Centretown Japanese izakaya at 201 Bank Street with sharing dishes, sashimi assortments and rice bowls. The official menu lists daily dine-in kushiyaki and yakitori selections.

Centretown Bank Street kitchen and bar with weekly live music and comedy, a visually distinctive interior, and a full food and drinks menu.

New York style gastropub in Centretown since 2016, serving local farm to table dishes and classic craft cocktails in Prohibition-era setting.

Centretown neighbourhood bar with one of Ottawa's cheapest happy hours — $5 for lager, IPA, house wine, and fries daily from 3-6pm.

Beloved Centretown diner serving scratch-made breakfast with fresh-squeezed juices, house-smoked bacon, and warm atmosphere since opening.
