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Featured Events in Ottawa in May, 2025 (May Updated)

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Forever Flowers — Create your own personalized diffuser | Saje Natural Wellness

May 4, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Celebrate Mother's Day with Bayhsore Saje! Join us for a special event featuring Saje's latest diffuser, the Aroma Halo. You can personalize your Halo diffuser with dried flowers and greenery, showcasing your unique beauty! Event tickets cover the cost of the Halo diffuser; Saje will supply all of the materials needed for personalization. Additionally, we will offer mini hand spa treatments, serve light refreshments, and have a chance to explore our Mother's Day collection. We look forward to kicking off Spring with you, our lovely Community Members! Tickets are $85 - we will accept payment night of event. Information Source: Saje Natural Wellness | eventbrite

Get Onboard: Bespoke Bouquet-Making Workshop | Vain in Versailles Bistro

May 4, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Get Onboard: Bespoke Bouquets for you Loved Ones We're back and we're bigger and better! We heard your feedback and decided to pair delectable delights with gorgeous bouquets this time around! Bring someone you love (whether it's your mom, partner, friend, or anyone special) and join us at the beautiful Vain in Versailles for a fun and creative bouquet-making workshop . This in-person event is the perfect way to relax, get crafty, and learn how to create bespoke bouquets for all occasions. Whether you’re celebrating Mother’s Day or simply want to treat someone special, we’ve got you covered! No experience necessary—just bring your enthusiasm, and we’ll provide all the materials. Your ticket includes: Access to a bouquet-making workshop, led by Sandra, our in-house florist and owner of Plantnne on Instagram French-inspired crudités and appetizers, courtesy of Vain in Versailles A curated spritzer, courtesy of Vain in Versailles (house wines available for purchase) Some goodies we can’t wait to share with you! Come join us for a fun, creative experience and celebrate your loved ones in a special way! Meet Sandra: Our Florist & Green Thumb Extraordinaire! Sandra is a hobby florist with a deep love for flowers and plants. What started as a passion project quickly blossomed into a beautiful way to create and share meaningful gifts. As the owner of Plantnne , she’s known for her green thumb and in-home plant consultations, helping people bring life into their spaces with plants that thrive. Now, she’s bringing that same passion to Onboard: Bespoke Bouquets! In this workshop, Sandra will guide you through the art of floral arranging—from choosing the right flowers and elevating your designs to preserving them for lasting beauty. Whether you’re looking to brighten up your space or create a thoughtful gift for a special occasion, this workshop is for you. Her goal is simple: to make floral arranging enjoyable, accessible, and inspiring for everyone . Get ready to step into her world and create something beautiful! About Onboard Somewhere between “let’s stay in” and “let’s do something wild” lives Onboard —a one-of-a-kind event where women come together to try something new, get a little messy, and make lasting connections. This isn’t your typical night out. Onboard is about stepping outside your comfort zone—whether it’s crafting the perfect bouquet, pouring a candle, or painting a board (no experience necessary, just good vibes!). It’s about boldness, friendship, and celebration —because let’s be honest, life is better when we’re surrounded by women who lift us up. Get ready to get Onboard with good food, good drinks, good women and even better experiences! Information Source: Core Events | eventbrite

Mother's Day Tea - Stittsville District Lions Club | 1339 Stittsville Main St

May 4, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Information Source: Stittsville District Lions Club | eventbrite

Felted Wool Painting Workshop - “Gardners Delight” | Motif Boutique

May 4, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Arts
Craft
Workshop Fee: $80.00 Time: 12-4 pm . Feel free to bring your lunch. Instructor: Catherine Johnson - Blue Barn Stitchery Skill Level: Beginner to Experienced Felters Catherine is pleased to offer this original design called “Gardener’s Delight “ Catherine will guide participants (beginners welcome!) as they “paint” with wool onto a 4”x6” felt background. In this course you will have lots of opportunity to be creative. First time felters will learn how to use felting needles to apply different wool textures to their piece. You will be taught different flower techniques and you get to choose which ones you want to incorporate into your picture. . Optional embroidery finishing technique instruction will also be offered. Each finished painting will be completed and framed in class. (Frames provided) All materials needed for the project will be provided. Felting boards and needles will be on loan. Information Source: Motif Boutique & Workshops | eventbrite

Paint Pouring Workshop | 3 Centrepark Dr

May 4, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Paint pouring, or fluid art, is fun and creative! Spend an afternoon in a relaxed and engaging environment, learning the basics of acrylic paint pouring - find out how to select and mix your paint colours, how to create cells and more! No previous art experience required. This is an activity suitable for all ages and skill levels. Bring your family and friends! All supplies will be provided. You will leave the workshop with one 10 x 10 in. masterpiece. Please note that it takes approximately 72 hours for the paint to fully cure. You will need to transport your painting carefully (I'll provide a covered box that will protect your painting when you take it home!). Paint pouring can get messy so dress appropriately. An apron or an old shirt is a good idea! P lease note: This workshop takes place in my home studio which is in my basement. Unfortunately, it is not handicapped accessible. Information Source: Gayle Wiebe Oudeh | eventbrite

Mandala Stone Workshop | Dymon Storage Boardroom - Trainyards

May 4, 2025 (UTC-5)ENDED
Ottawa
Arts
Painting
Spend an afternoon learning Mandala Dot Art Techniques while creating a beautiful art stone. The classic dotting skills you learn in this class will allow you to design and create your own unique mandalas, which you can use in your own artwork, whether you are painting on stones, canvas, paper, or any other smooth surface. Join me as I guide you through the entire process of creating a wonderful mandala stone, and show you the calming, meditative qualities of this art. All materials are included. No experience necessary. WHERE: 851 Industrial Ave, Trainyards, Ottawa. Workshop will take place in the beautiful, bright boardroom located inside the Dymon Storage facility. Free coffee, tea & refreshments will be served. Venue is fully accessible with free parking in front WHEN: May 4, 2-5 pm COST: $65 per person Information Source: Nancy, founder of Hope Rocks Studio | eventbrite

BEING THERE: Collage Workshop | 10 Daly Ave

May 4, 2025 (UTC-5)ENDED
Ottawa
Arts
Craft
Join us for a fun afternoon making collage artworks at the Ottawa Art Gallery! This workshop is open to all ages. All materials, facilitation, snacks and beverages are provided during the workshop. The workshop fee is $45. Be THERE, for a good cause. BEING Studio represents over 70 artists and offers creative support and guidance in media such as drawing, painting, sculpture, fibre art, printmaking and creative writing and provides opportunities for artists to exhibit and sell their work in Ottawa and beyond. Learn more ACCESS NOTE: The event is happening in Level 0 at the OAG Studio, ground floor of the gallery. Bathrooms are fully accessible and a ramp is available at the front door for use. Venue Sponsor: Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) Information Source: BEING Studio | eventbrite

What You Need To Know Before Hiring a Designer, Architect, or Builder | 642 Somerset St W

May 5, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Join us for an engaging fireside chat exploring the essentials of hiring designers, architects, and builders. This discussion will navigate the process of selecting the right professionals, key considerations for collaboration, and strategies to avoid common pitfalls. Industry experts will share insights on fostering successful partnerships, aligning visions, and maintaining project integrity from start to finish. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to managing design and construction projects, this event offers actionable advice, real-world examples, and a live Q&A to help you build confidence in your hiring decisions. Ideal for homeowners, developers, and creatives alike! Information Source: 25:8 Architecture + Urban Design | eventbrite

Tulip Festival Photos | K1S 5K7

May 5, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Celebration
Information Source: Levantine Visuals Photography | eventbrite

[in-person] LIFE Research Institute's 2025 General Meeting | 200 Lees, Room 142

May 5, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Family Events
English follows. [french text] ----- PROGRAM: 09:30 – 10:00. Registration and Continental breakfast buffet style 10:00 – 10:15. Welcome - Keynote speakers opening remarks 10:15 – 10:35. First guest speaker 10:35 – 10:55. Second guest speaker 10:55 – 11:15. Panel 11:15 – 11:35. Seeding Funding Updates from recipients 11:35 – 11:55. Annual reports presentation by director 11:55 – 12:00. Closing remarks 12:00 – 13:30. Networking lunch for members and partners https://shorturl.at/BEmGe Online option available here: Information Source: Institut de recherche LIFE Research Institute | eventbrite

Leprous VIP - OTTAWA | Bronson Centre

May 5, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Concerts
Leprous VIP - OTTAWA Want to make your night extra special? Make the most of your visit with a VIP upgrade. Your visit will include: Early access to the venue Early access to the merch table so you don't miss out Meet and Greet with the band Photo opportunity with the band Signing session with the band VIP-only goodie bag including: hand-numbered, limited edition, VIP laminate + Lanyard Other Goodies TBC Please observe the following important information: Specific event timings will be released 1 week before each concert. Please remain available to attend around 1 hour before doors open. In most venues, this will be around 18:00/6pm but could be as early as 16:30 in rare cases. You will require a standard ticket before purchasing your VIP experience. If you do not have a standard entry ticket, you may be refused entry. Accessibility scheme: If you have specific accessibility requirements and/or require a chaperone (e.g: parent/guardian), please use the 'contact us' button on this page to disccus your requirements before purchasing a ticket , and we will make every possible effor to make sure you can attend. Links: Standard entry tickets: Leprous - Tour Dates Information Source: Leprous | eventbrite

Monday Playgroup at 755 Somerset St. W. | 755 Somerset St. W.

May 5, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Family Events
Join Manal, Early Childhood Development Worker for a free playgroup for parents and caregivers of children 0-6 years of age. Children will learn Arabic through play, art,songs and stories! Space is limited and pre-registration is recommended. Once registered, please check your inbox for your confirmation email and complete the attached forms. These will be collected from you prior to the event. If you do not wish to fill out these forms, please provide a contact number where you can be reached by phone so that verbal consent can be obtained that you have read and understood the documents. We ask that you self-screen before attending this event. We would like you to feel comfortable knowing what safety measures and protocols we have in place for our families. Here are the links to COVID-19 information that you are being asked to review before you attend our event or visit the centre: EarlyOn COVID-19 Policy EarlyOn Parent/Caregiver Letter COVID-19 Screening Tool – FR COVID-19 Screening Tool - ENG If you have any questions or concerns please contact Manal at mghali@swchc.on.ca or by phone 613-292-7732. Information Source: Somerset West CHC - Children and Youth | eventbrite

Toi, Moi et la Mère l'Oie | 30 Rosemount Ave

May 5, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Family Events
Kimberly vous offre une occasion d'enrichir votre répertoire de chansons et comptines à partager en famille. Un programme gratuit pour les parents et les nourrissons de moins de 12 mois. S.V.P contactez Kimberly au 613-791-5112 ou par courriel kvanderm@swchc.on.ca Learn French songs to share with your baby! Kimberly will teach you a repertoire of French songs that promote attachment and leave you humming throughout the day. This group will run Monday's 10am - 11 pm from January 8, 2024 until April 29, 2024. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Once registered, please check your inbox for your confirmation email and complete the attached forms. These will be collected from you prior to the event. If you do not wish to fill out these forms, please provide a contact number where you can be reached by phone so that verbal consent can be obtained that you have read and understood the documents. We ask that you self-screen before attending this event. We would like you to feel comfortable knowing what safety measures and protocols we have in place for our families. Here are the links to COVID-19 information that you are being asked to review before you attend our event or visit the centre: EarlyOn COVID-19 Policy EarlyOn Parent/Caregiver Letter COVID-19 Screening Tool – FR COVID-19 Screening Tool - ENG If you have any questions or concerns please contact Kimberly at kvanderm@swchc.on.ca or by phone 613-791-5112. Information Source: Somerset West CHC - Children and Youth | eventbrite

Effective Crisis Communications Workshop | TCC Canada - The Collaboration Centre

May 6, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
This comprehensive one-day workshop will cover: Understanding risks, issues, emergencies, and crises Developing a Crisis Communication Plan Message Development Identifying Resources for Communications Workforce Communication Strategies Stakeholder Engagement and Messaging Media Strategies and Tactics Real Life Case Studies Information Source: Tom Ormsby, APR, FCPRS | eventbrite

WorkSpace Safety 101 Workshop | Ottawa Tool Library

May 6, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
You will receive training on the safe usage of the following tools: band saw, mitre saw, drill press, drill, and belt and disc sander. You will have ample time to try out each tool and end up making a wooden candle holder. This is also a required course for anyone who wants to use the above tools in our WorkSpace. If you're under 18 years, you must be accompanied by an adult. Contact us beforehand via email to aquire approval. Every workshop attendee gets one free day access pass to our WorkSpace . Pass needs to be used within one month of this workshop. Please dress appropriately for working in a woodshop: closed-toe shoes, hair tied in the back, and no loose clothing. It's important to be on time for this workshop as this is a safety course and all information is important. Late arrivals may not be able to join. For more information on our WorkSpace and when you can use it to work on your projects, check out our webpage . Note: Workshops are transferable to another person and only refundable if we have a waitlist. Please make sure this date works with your schedule. Information Source: Ottawa Tool Library | eventbrite

Ottawa Singles 26-49 - Slow Dating - Skype | Ottawa Skype

May 6, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
The event begins which each person introducing themselves to the group. There are no artificial "icebreakers". This is also not "speed dating". We don't rotate participants every three minutes like "musical chairs". Whether you're looking for a potential romantic connection or just want to make new friends, this event is the perfect opportunity to do so in a laid-back setting. Don't miss out on this unique dating experience! We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: Rai | eventbrite

Queer History of Ottawa Walking Tour - Spring 2025 (Weekday Evening 1 Hour) | Dundonald Park

May 6, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
What you'll learn: History of the 2SLGBTQ+ Purge of the public service (1950s-1990s) Key figures in Ottawa's queer history (Charlotte Whitton, Rupert Raj) Stories of Ottawa's original gay village (1970s-2000s) Where you'll go: 1.5km of walking along downtown Ottawa streets (Bank St, Somerset St) Murals, banners and lightboxes created by the Village Legacy Project Locations of protest and connection (historical nightlife, commmunity resources) What you'll need: Weather appropriate walking clothing (tour will go rain or shine - cancelled if significant storm, heat or cold) Water/snacks/things that will help support your energy for the one hour together Willingness to share, learn and connect with the tour group If you have further questions about tour route, accessibilty needs or which cowboy hat to wear, please reach out to Morgan Mercury at fairycowboytours@gmail.com . About your tour guide: Howdy y'all! Thanks for stopping by and for your interest in attending this tour! My name is Morgan Mercury, I am a local drag king who has been running Queer History of Ottawa walks, talks and bikes since April 2024. I am passionate about public eduation, working for over 7 years at various museums, tour companies and education institutions, and have an educational background in development policy. I'm so excited to share my love for my city, my community and for our queer elders and ancestors through these tours. Can't wait to meet you! <3 Information Source: Fairy Cowboy Tours | eventbrite

AFCEA Hybrid May Luncheon: Philippe Hebert, DG of DRDC innovation team | CFS Leitrim

May 6, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
AFCEA Hybrid May Luncheon: Philippe Hebert, DG of DRDC innovation team  The Innovation for Defence, Excellence and Security (IDEaS) program connects Canada’s toughest defence and security challenges with creative thinkers, providing them with the resources and guidance they need to bring new solutions to light.    The program provides funding and developmental resources, promotes collaboration between innovators, and provides opportunities for innovators to interact with Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces’ scientific and military experts.    This session will provide an overview of the IDEaS program and discusses its program elements including Competitive Projects, Innovation Networks, Contests, Sandboxes, and Test Drives.  Luncheon Sponsor: Fortinet Venue: CFS Leitrim, 3545 Leitrim Road, Otawa, K1A 0K2 a nd virtual with Microsoft Teams. Don't miss this opportunity to network, learn, and enjoy a delicious meal with industry professionals. Reserve your spot today! No jeans please! Information Source: AFCEA Ottawa | eventbrite

A (Bad) Night at the Movies - Season 5 Premiere!!! | Ottawa Public Library, Main Branch - Auditorium

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Arts
Please join us for the start of an explosive new season of A (Bad) Night at the Movies , filled with a fake James Bond, Lou Ferrigno throwing bears into space, a super lame Superman, indestructible fembots, bizarro ghosts, mutant killer bunnies, a Christmas cat-astrophe, a jealous giant she-devil, a tingling creepy-crawler, a zero-budget Mad Max and... a guy from Harlem. And SO MUCH MORE!!! (...maybe even too much !) PLUS we’re launching our season with BREAKIN’ 2: ELECTRIC BOOGALOO!!! The Cannon Films legend is everything you’ve heard! It doesn’t get badder ( and funner ) than this! Really!!! COMING SOON TO A SCREEN NEAR YOU https://youtu.be/ZGsYPU71zDA?si=R44Kad3VL1xXLBB_ Take an awfully fun trip with us on our latest cinematic misadventure - Wednesday, May 7, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at the OPL's Main Branch auditorium. Don't miss it: A (Bad) Night at the Movies is so bad it's good! It comes recommended by 9 out of 10 mad scientists and is an excellent source of bad movie goodness. So start your month right and join us for a deliriously silly time! Spread the word, bring your peeps and let's have some laughs together! The more the merrier! For more information, please visit the Ottawa Bad Movie Nights Meetup page . Information Source: Ottawa Bad Movie Nights | eventbrite

Speed Dating in Ottawa! Ages 25-35 | Roast N Curries

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
We know better than anybody how hard navigating dating apps can be. That's why we curated a new dating experience that is safe, unique, and much more enjoyable. Get the chance to meet new groups of Ottawa singles and develop meaningful relationships AND friendships within your local community. We will be your cupids and help you navigate the first moments of your new connection. Our night begins at Roast n' Curries (197 Bank St) with general mingling and games as we all get to know one another. It is our goal to make you forget all about your nerves and focus on having a great night! We've got amazing feedback about this aspect of the night at our last events and we hope to continue this in the future. Once everyone is feeling comfortable and has a drink/snack we move to the speed dating element of the night. Each date is about 6-7 minutes, and there's a break halfway through. In the end, we collect your match cards and you will hear from us about your matches within a week. Suggested age range 25-35 for this event. Note that we are not able to enforce this age range, it's simply a suggestion to help maximise potential matches. Future events will have different age ranges and sexual orientations. Please email dingdongdatingottawa@gmail.com for more information if you are interested in speed dating but do not see an option listed for you to participate at this time. There may be photos or videos taken at the event, please make sure to opt out of being in pictures in advance by emailing us at dingdongdatingottawa@gmail.com if you are not comfortable with this aspect and we will place your table out of view. No refunds. Information Source: Ding Dong Dating | eventbrite

BluWave-ai Summit H1 2025: The Canadian Energy Sector in the World Economy | Bayview Yards

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
In this instalment of the BluWave-ai Global Energy Transition Summit , our panel of leaders in government and industry will explore a holistic Team Canada approach for the electricity market using made-in-Canada Electricity with made-in-Canada tech platforms. The panel will discuss consolidating the domestic market through more robust inter-provincial collaboration to export end-to-end energy solutions to global markets, doing so by leveraging Canada’s base strengths in hydro and nuclear power, along with intelligently managing variable sources of renewable energy and the increasing loads of electric vehicles, heat pumps, and AI-driven data centers. The panel will include speakers from the Government of Ontario, the System Operator in Ontario (IESO), electricity generators and independent power producers, and tech innovators from around the energy sector in Canada. Join Us In Person at Bayview Yards or Virtually via YouTube (a link will be shared closer to the event) Agenda: 11:00 AM - Registration and Networking 11:10 AM - Welcome Remarks from Devashish Paul , CEO and Co-Founder, BluWave-ai 11:15 AM - Panel Discussion 11:50 AM - Audience Q+A 12:00 PM - Closing Remarks Important Event Details to Ensure a Great Experience for You If you are joining us in person, we are delighted to share the following information on transportation to our innovation hub and the support available upon your arrival: Cycling: Located beside the Ottawa River Pathway and many other routes, Bayview Yards is easily accessible via bicycle. We offer ample bike racks at the front and back of our building throughout all seasons. Parking: 50 spaces along Bayview Station Road offer 2 hours of free parking, and 27 spaces along Stonehurst and Burnside offer 1 hour of free parking. Transit: Bayview Yards is 600m away from Bayview Station, which serves multiple routes. It is also the O-Train stop. Driving: 50 spaces along Bayview Station Road offer 2HR free parking, and 27 spaces along Stonehurst and Burnside offer 1HR free parking. Parking: Complimentary parking is available onsite. Inclusive & Accessible: Should you have any specific mobility requirements, please contact Audrey Willsey at awillsey@investottawa.ca. Our team will be pleased to work with you to make all the arrangements required for a great experience. By registering for this event, you accept that: You may be photographed or video recorded as we capture special moments during this event and share memories with our community via our website and social media. You will receive event-related emails and an invitation to subscribe to the Invest Ottawa mailing list. Information Source: Invest Ottawa | eventbrite

Redefining Stress: How to Lead with Clarity in a Chaotic World | Med Supper Club

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Join us for an empowering evening with Transformational Alignment Coach Jodi Wilding for an honest and empowering keynote that challenges the conventional view of stress—and offers a new path to sustainable success and self-leadership in a rapidly changing world. It is a networking event to help you realign with what truly matters. Through personal insight, grounded wisdom, and practical tools, you’ll learn how to shift from reactivity to presence, and from pressure to personal power. What to Expect: Why stress isn’t the enemy-it’s a signal you’re out of alignment. Learn to lead with calm, clarity, and self-trust—rooted in who you are, not what you do. How to move from force to flow—so success feels energizing, not exhausting. Enjoy an evening of networking and meaningful connections with like-minded professionals, all while savouring delicious appetizers. At every 3WB event, a portion of ticket sales is donated directly to the Ottawa Food Bank. This cause is incredibly close to my heart as I relied on the food bank growing up, and I know firsthand how essential their support is for families in need. Giving back in this way is a personal commitment, and one I will continue to uphold through every event I host. Hope to see you! Information Source: Wisdom, Wealth & Well-Being | eventbrite

Detox Candlelit Flow with Liv | Domaine Perrault

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Yoga
Cultural Experiences
Detox Candlelit Flow with Liv Join us for a rejuvenating evening of candlelit yoga at Domaine Perrault. Let Liv guide you through a detoxifyig flow designed to cleanse your body and mind. This in person event will help you release tension, increase flexibility, and find inner peace. Connect with your breath and immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere created by flickering candles and a glass of wine (detox yoga and wine go togehter right?:). Whether you're a seasoned yogi or new to the practice, this relaxing session is perfect for all levels. Don't miss out on this opportunity to recharge and renew under the guidance of Liv. Reserve your spot now! Included in your ticket: -50 minute candlelit detox flow -Yoga block to use -3 2 oz glasses of locally grown wine -Social time with like-minded individuals Information Source: Isabel Syme | eventbrite

Centrepointe Infant In-person Playgroup - May 2025 - SHOES REQUIRED | Centrepointe Child Care Services

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Family Events
Playgroup offers parents, caregivers and their children a safe and fun space to play where early learning activities, support and networking can take place. To help with the prevention of illness in our centre : • If you are showing any symptoms of illness, do not come into the program. If you need immediate support or advice, please call Erin C at 613-225-9678. • Please wash your hands and your child’s hands as soon as you enter the building and please make sure you wash hands regularly while you are in the centre. At this time: • We ask you to keep travel mugs, water bottles, sippy cups, bottles in your bags and only take them out when needed. • As soon as your child is finished playing with a mouthed toy, please put it in the marked bin for washing. • Please keep snacks at home. We have children with anaphalactic allergies. Notice of Risk: When children from multiple families attend a single childcare centre, there is an increased risk of illness coming into the centre. When attending any program at Centrepointe Childcare Services, you accept this risk. Information Source: Centrepointe EarlyON | eventbrite

DIY Wildlife Garden | Ottawa Tool Library

May 7, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Learn about the role of native plants in supporting local biodiversity and how personal actions like adding native trees, shrubs, flowers and grasses can make a big difference in providing better habitat, while also providing beauty, shade, stormwater management, and more ecosystem resilience. We’ll discuss how to integrate native plants in your yard, garden beds, and containers. We’ll learn about some common invasive species found in gardens, yards, and green spaces and how individuals and community groups can work to remove them. We’ll finish with each participant planting a small pot to take home with some native wildflower seeds that will bloom each fall. Our instructor, Lynne, has been gardening for decades and discovered the joys of gardening with native plants in 2020. She is a certified Tree Seed Collector with Forest Gene Conservation Association, and Pollinator Steward with Pollinator Partnership Canada. With other volunteers at Ottawa South Eco-action Network, she has grown thousands of native seedlings for Pollinator Patch kits as a Butterflyway Ranger in the last three years and for distribution at events, helping to build pollinator corridors through Ottawa South and at community gardens across the city. With Friends of Riverview Park Green Spaces, she designed, grew hundreds of seedlings and led a team of volunteers who planted a large community pollinator garden and 3 other gardens since 2022. She also volunteers with Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library, Wild Pollinator Partners and the Canadian Coalition for Invasive Plant Regulation. Note: Workshops are transferable to another person and only refundable if we have people on the waiting list. Please make sure this date works with your schedule. Information Source: Ottawa Tool Library | eventbrite

Crayola Colourwhirls at Staples Kanata Store 87 | Staples Kanata Store 87

May 7, 2025 (UTC-5)ENDED
Kanata
Arts
Craft
Rip ‘Em, Spin ‘Em, and dive into the thrilling world of Crayola Colourwhirls! This innovative toy, similar to a spinning top, takes creativity to a whole new level. With bright colours that pop, it’s all about creating unique, spiraling art that will captivate both children and adults. But that’s not all! Colourwhirls are designed for competition. Challenge your friends to a Colourwhirl battle, where the spinning tops clash in a whirl of colour, each spin creating a unique piece of art. It’s a competition, a battle, and an art session all rolled into one. In this session, you will: Make and Take your own unique piece of artMaster the Art of the SpinShow off your best spin moves and compete in friendly colourwhirl battlesSo, are you ready to create, battle and have fun with Crayola Colourwhirls? Participants will get a chance to WIN a Crayola Colourwhirl to take home during the session. Safe & Nontoxic: Play Safe, Play Smart. Colourwhirls Are Nontoxic And Safe For Children. All supplies are provided. Click here to get your very own Colourwhirl. Ages 6+ Please Note: We reserve the right to limit one Colourwhirl per child per event. In addition,every participant attending our events will receive a $5 off $25 coupon. CHANCE TO WIN!All paricapnts that complete a feedback survey at the end of the session will get a chance to WIN a prize pack! Information Source: Staples Kanata Store 87 | eventbrite

La sensibilisation des sociétés aux enjeux de défense | Ottawa, Ambassade de France

May 8, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Conferences
Lieu : Ambassade de France à Ottawa L'évènement pourra a priori être suivi en ligne (zoom). Il vous suffit de vous inscrire et de le mentionner dans le formulaire (un lien vous sera envoyé). (Programme provisoire : en attente de confirmation des intervenant(e)s) A l'occasion des 80 ans de la fin de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale en Europe, le Forum de Défense et de Stratégie, l'Association France-Canada et l'Ambassade de France au Canada organisent un évènement le 8 mai portant sur la sensibilisation des sociétés aux enjeux de défense au sein de la communauté transatlantique et comprenant un keynote introductif revenant sur la relation franco-canadienne. Keynote : La relation franco-canadienne à l’aune des 80 ans de la capitulation et de la fin de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale en Europe Mme la Ministre Mélanie Joly, Ministre des Affaires étrangères du Canada M. Michel Miraillet, Ambassadeur de France au Canada Table ronde : Le retour de la prédation sans filtre sur la scène internationale : comment sensibiliser les sociétés et les élites aux enjeux de défense et de dissuasion ? Modération : Prof. Sarah-Myriam Marin-Brulé, Université Bishop’s 1. Michel Miraillet, Ambassadeur de France au Canada 2. Prof. Roland Paris, Université d’Ottawa 3. Geneviève Tuts, Ambassadrice pour l’Union européenne au Canada L'Honorable David Collenette, ancien ministre de la Défense, président du conseil d'administration de l'association canadienne de l'OTAN 5. Tjorven Bellmann, Ambassadrice d’Allemagne au Canada 6. Générale Jennie Carignan, cheffe d'état-major de la Défense canadienne L'évènement sera suivi d'un cocktail. Organisateurs : Forum de Défense et de Stratégie, Association France-Canada, Ambassade de France au Canada Partenaires : Programme Minds du Ministère canadien de la Défense, Centre canadien d’études allemandes et européennes, Ecole Nationale d’Administration Publique et le Réseau d’Analyse Stratégique. Evènement ayant lieu dans le cadre du Programme 2025 Personnalités d’Avenir France-Canada sur les enjeux de défense et de diplomatie , programme soutenu également par WIIS-Canada, l’Académie de Défense de l’Ecole militaire, le Cercle France-Amériques, le Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean, l’IRSEM, le CEPI de l’Université d’Ottawa, l’Association Française pour la Communauté Euro-Atlantique et la DGRIS du Ministère des Armées. Information Source: Laurent Borzillo | eventbrite

First Time Home Buyer Seminar | RBC - Hintonburg Branch

May 8, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Welcome to the First Time Home Buyer Seminar ! Join us for an informative session designed to help you navigate the exciting world of home ownership. Whether you're just starting to think about buying your first home or you're ready to take the plunge, this seminar is for you. Our experts will cover everything from finding the right property to securing financing. Don't miss this opportunity to get your questions answered and gain valuable insights into the home buying process. Location: 1145 Wellington St. W See you there! Information Source: Sarah Cameron Homes | eventbrite

Math Wonderland | 210 Woodridge Crescent

May 8, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Family Events
An in-person interactive & play based approach to exploring and learning early math skills. Activities will include patterning, sorting and shape fun! For children 0-6 years. *Drop-in, no registration required. Spaces available up to room capacity. Ring 101, take the elevator down to the basement and follow the EarlyON sign. Information Source: Pinecrest Queensway Community Health Centre | eventbrite

Learn To Attach Anything To Your Drywall | Ottawa Tool Library

May 8, 2025 (UTC-4)ENDED
Ottawa
Cultural Experiences
Learn how to confidently hang a wall shelf in this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop. Working in pairs on realistic examples of a modern wall system, students will gain practical experience locating studs, selecting the right wall anchors, and securely mounting a simple shelf. The skills taught in this class apply to a wide range of projects—from hanging artwork and mirrors to mounting TVs and more. This is a perfect introductory workshop for renters, homeowners, or anyone who wants to feel more confident with tools and walls. Our instructor, Evan , is an experienced woodworker and educator who is passionate about making hands-on skills accessible to everyone. With a background in woodworking, gardening and teaching, Evan develops and leads workshops on woodworking, home projects, and sustainable living, helping community members build confidence through practical learning. A believer in skill-sharing and resource accessibility, Evan works to connect people with the tools, knowledge, and support they need to tackle their own projects. Note: Workshops are transferable to another person and only refundable if we have people on the waiting list. Please make sure this date works with your schedule. Information Source: Ottawa Tool Library | eventbrite

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