Local Entertainment

Tourists are making the rounds in Ottawa this week for the 46th annual Juno Awards taking place Sunday, April 2.

Normally, families leave for a one-week vacation at the beginning of spring break. The Leblancs, however, are setting off this weekend for what will surely be no normal vacation.

The legendary First World War success of the Canadian Armed Forces at Vimy Ridge is going to be remembered at the St. Albert Legion here next weekend, just in time for the centennial of the victory.

The deadline has been extended to nominate the best of the best that the city has to offer in terms of volunteers and neighbours. People now have until the end of day on Monday, April 10 to get their nominations in.

Tourists are making the rounds in Ottawa this week for the 46th annual Juno Awards taking place Sunday, April 2.

The first Wednesday of every month means that First Wednesday comes around McLuhan House once more. The Craftsman-style home is the former childhood residence of Dr.

Creative Endeavours features the prolific and diverse local artists, the wife and husband team of J. Marg and Gene Brenda. The exhibit will also feature Amber Bracken's candid portrait photographs of the couple in their home. Until Saturday, April 8.

Canadian playwright/filmmaker Colleen Murphy’s plays thrive on violence and controversy and she wouldn’t have it any other way. The two-time Governor-General Award winner has sparked provocative discussions across the country.

Tonight singer-songwriter-entertainer Tim Isberg returns to the Bourbon Room with an acoustic showcase.

It’s BYORS for SAIF’s upcoming annual gala fundraiser: Bring Your Own Red Shoes. In past years, male attendees could choose from a selection of red high heels and other fashionable female-oriented footwear for the evening.