Special events Concert – We Will Remember: Canadian Armed Forces Central Band and Governor General Foot Guards Band November 5 (2 p.m.) Don't miss this rare opportunity to see Canada's two leading military bands performing together! This exceptional concert honours and showcases the contributions of Canadian veterans and current military personnel. In this year’s concert, […]
The Museum is more than just aircraft. The world-renowned collection also provides the backdrop for incredible concerts. Three talented musical partners provide unique, inspiring afternoon performances. November 5, 2017 The Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces and the Governor General’s Foot Guard Band — We Will Remember December 3, 2017 Centralaires Concert Band — […]
An evening of food and culture. The Canada Agriculture and Food Museum has teamed up with local chefs to present workshops where guests discover and delight in the tastes of international cuisine. This month, during the museum's For the Love of Cheese celebrations, we proudly present an evening featuring Canadian cheese! Join us as guest […]
Discover the content and use of the popular genealogy database, and learn some tips and tricks to improve your search results. Ancestry Library is free to use in all OPL branches. Registration Required. www.biblioottawalibrary.ca/program
Military members of the National Capital Region and their families and friends are invited to observe the Remembrance Day Ceremony at the National Military Cemetery of the Canadian Forces (NMC) on Saturday, November 11th, 1030hrs. NMC is located within Beechwood Cemetery. Military members should be dressed in service dress 1A, issued raincoat, or gabardine & […]
Drop into the Bank of Canada Museum after the National Remembrance Day Ceremony and continue your day of remembrance with us. Join Chief Curator, Paul Berry for a 40-minute guided tour about money in wartime. English Tour: 13:00 French Tour: 14:00 FREE ADMISSION We are located at 30 Bank Street (corner of Bank and Wellington Streets). For more […]
Come to the museum to search for the names of mill workers that you may be familiar with. Join Jenny for a sewing bee, using those workers’ names to create a piece of art and a tribute to all former workers. And while you’re there, take in Jenny’s amazing hand-felted maps (created from early maps […]
Introduction to major websites for genealogy research in Canada and abroad, e.g. FamilySearch, Library & Archives Canada, Cyndi’s List, WorldGenWeb Registration Required. www.biblioottawalibrary.ca/program
Ottawa Architects 150 documents the history of the practice of architecture in Ottawa from 1867 to 2017, marking Canada’s Sesquicentennial and recognizing the contribution of local architects to the development of Canada’s capital. The lecture is free and there is no need to pre-register. SPEAKER(S): Rick MacEwen is an architect and principal at Watson MacEwen Teramura […]
“The Mill” tells the story of life in Quarry Bank Mill in Cheshire England during the 1830s through the eyes of its central characters, Esther Price and Daniel Bate. Kerrie Hayes plays Esther, a young millworker who risks her own position to stand up for justice. Matthew McNulty plays Daniel, a progressive young engineer with […]
Join us for our 2017 Christmas Craft Market featuring unique hand made products by local craftsmen. Our market includes jewellery, art, glass and wood work, pottery, knitting, holiday decorations, bath creams & soaps, baked goods, preserves, honey and much more. There is something for everyone! Weekends November 18 - December 3, 10 am - 4pm […]
Speaker : Randy Saylor Topic : Loyalists and Quakers Randy Saylor has a keen interest in the history and genealogy of the Bay of Quinte area. Loyalists and Quakers are part of his ancestral background as they were early settlers of the area. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~saylormowbray/ Quakers and Loyalists both were persecuted by the Patriots during the Revolutionary War. Randy's […]
Get a head-start on your Christmas shopping at Goulbourn Museum's Old-Fashioned Christmas & Outdoor Artisan Market. This annual holiday celebration features local artisans, baked goodies, old world entertainment and festive crafts. PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A CHANGE OF VENUE FOR THIS YEAR'S EVENT. DUE TO EXTENSIVE RENOVATIONS AT THE MUSEUM THE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE […]
The Friends of the City of Ottawa Archives are pleased to invite you to the 2017 AGM Sunday, November 19th, 2pm at the James Bartleman Centre, 100 Tallwood Drive. Please join us in welcoming Guest Speaker Jesse Thistle who is completing his PhD in History at York University. His dissertation will study the lives of Metis people living […]
Join us at Fairfields Historic House and create your own festive wreath just in time for the coming holiday season. This workshop is led by two uniquely skilled florist demonstrators, and will enable you to create a traditional holiday wreath. Cost: $30.00/person. Recommended for ages 16 and over. Registration is required.
Step into a holiday tale of your own as you explore seasonal scenes and activities inspired by classic Christmas stories and songs of years past. Take in the 30,000 lights illuminating the Museum, visit with Santa and send a telegram to the North Pole. Let your holiday spirit shine with cookie decorating or a Christmas […]
Welcome to Genealogy: Back To Basics! Genealogy B2B is a short lecture on a genealogical topic, followed by a Q & A session with Ottawa Branch members. If you are new to family history research or need a refresher, come out and join us! Sessions are free and open to all. Held in Room 115. […]
This holiday sale is definitely one you won’t want to miss! Join us in welcoming each of our featured Artists back to Kabeshinàn (and the talents of many more!) for this #shoplocal event. As we prepare for gifting to our loved ones, let’s celebrate the magic of the season by supporting local Indigenous art and small […]
Room 115 1:00-1:30: networking and refreshments 1:30-3:00: presentation Title: My Ancestors Were All English “Ag Labs” - Or Were They? Speaker: Christine Jackson Regrettably, due to ongoing technical difficulties broadcasting the Ottawa Branch presentations, webcasting has been discontinued.
The Mississippi Valley Textile Museum will be hosting its first Health and Wellness "Fibrefair" on Sunday November 26 from 10 am to 4 pm. If you are a Health or Wellness professional, practitioner, or advocate with a small business to promote and a message to share, this is the event for you! Applications will be accepted […]
Don't miss this opportunity to sample a wide range of artisanal cheeses and stock up for the holidays! Accessorise your cheese with local crackers, baked goods, condiments, and other gourmet wares from local vendors. Enjoy cooking demonstrations that feature the finest Quebec and Ontario cheeses and enjoy fondue, raclette, and cheese-making stations. Your ticket includes […]
Professor Janine Marchessault (Cinema and Media Studies, York University) Co-sponsored by the School for Studies in Art and Culture Followed by a reception in the History Lounge (433 Paterson Hall) Abstract Expo 67 was a spectacular showcase of avant garde audio-visual technology and multi-screen film. One might expect that its cinematic legacy would have been lovingly preserved […]
Calling all elves!! Santa and Phil the Magic Reindeer are visiting Billings Estate National Historic Site to get you in the Christmas spirit! Join us at the museum for Christmas crafts, stories, and of course, Santa! Cost: $6.30/adult, $10.45/pair, $16.75/family
Get into the holiday spirit with us and drop in to a Christmas Craft-ernoons weekends in December. Crafts are available on the first floor by donations and are ideal for young and young at heart crafters. Activities will be offered in varying degrees of difficulty.
Get into the holiday spirit with us and drop in to a Christmas Craft-ernoons weekends in December. Crafts are available on the first floor by donations and are ideal for young and young at heart crafters. Activities will be offered in varying degrees of difficulty.
Get into the holiday spirit with us and drop in to a Christmas Craft-ernoons weekends in December. Crafts are available on the first floor by donations and are ideal for young and young at heart crafters. Activities will be offered in varying degrees of difficulty.