What’s happening in the Ottawa area
Check out some of the fun events and activities taking place in the Ottawa region this week, including the weekend! Visit this page each week for highlights of what’s going on in Canada’s capital.
- Saturday, August 9; Wednesday, August 13 | Cheer on Ottawa Rapid FC as they face Calgary Wild FC and AFC Toronto at the Stadium at TD Place.
- Ongoing | Join fellow sports fans and catch professional baseball games from the Ottawa Titans at RCGT Park.
- Saturday, August 9 | Start your weekend with Pure Flow yoga on the patio at Tavern at the Gallery. FREE!
- Saturday, August 9 | Open to all levels: public yoga classes on the lawn under the moonlight at Lansdowne Park. Grab your mat, water bottle, and your yoga buddies! FREE!
- Until Sunday, August 10 | The Canadian Para Bowls Championships provides a national platform for bowlers with physical or visual impairments to showcase their talents, determination, and love for the game.
- Wednesday, August 13 | Join local yoga instructors for a one-hour outdoor reset on the lawn of Parliament Hill. FREE
For arts, culture and a good time…
- Fridays and Saturdays | Dance the night away at Club Aléa in the Casino du Lac-Leamy with its lineup of talented DJs!
- Wednesdays and Saturdays | Enjoy pyromusical shows of international calibre, open flame culinary experiences, experiential paths, artistic creations and much more at Les Grands Feux du Casino Lac-Leamy.
- Friday, August 8 to Saturday, August 9 | Panda Fest returns with an all-Canadian lineup of heavy acts from Ottawa, Gatineau, Montreal, Quebec City and Cornwall.
- Friday, August 8 to Sunday, August 10 | Get ready for a weekend of unforgettable street performances at the Ottawa International Buskerfest | a vibrant celebration of talent, creativity, and live entertainment in the heart of downtown Ottawa!
- Saturday, August 9 to Sunday, August 10 | Watch and hear history come alive as powerful military vehicles from the Second World War rumble into action on our demo track behind the Museum at War Machines Weekend.
- Saturday, August 9 | Step into the spirit of the 1920s to 1940s with Swing on the Hill, dancing and community in a welcoming outdoor setting. All levels are welcome, with beginner-friendly lessons, DJ sets and plenty of open-air dancing|no partner or experience needed.
- Until Sunday, August 10 | Don’t miss the Navan Fair! This rural celebration has all the countrified events one would expect from a great country fair: animals, tractor display, demolition derby, music, food and more!
- Ongoing | Get lost in the fun at Summer Maze Days at Saunders Farm! Explore world-famous mazes, soar on the zipline, and enjoy great food and family fun all summer long.
- Starting Monday, August 11 | WAVES 2025 is an immersive and interactive mix of main stage keynotes, workshops, panel discussions, collaborative and public spaces, social networking events, an experiential tradeshow, Indigenous art, music, dance, and cultural performances.
For markets…
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Thursday, August 7; Saturday, August 9| Shop from a roster of local artists at the Urban Art Collective Markets happening at 1088 Somerset Street! FREE admission!
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Saturday, August 9 | Book lovers unite at the All Things Bookish Market! Discover hidden gems, meet local authors, and shop unique finds like blind date books and bookish totes.
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Sunday, August 10 | Soak up the good vibes at Nepean Night Market! Enjoy amazing local vendors, delicious food trucks and fantastic live music. FREE!
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Various dates throughout the week | Find the best fresh produce, baked goods, crafts, hot meals and more from friendly producers in different neighbourhoods at the Ottawa Farmers’ Market at Lansdowne, Main Street, Westboro, Barrhaven and Orléans! FREE!
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Various dates throughout the week | Explore a wide range of local products, including fresh produce, farm eggs, yogurt, cheeses, meat, poultry, coffee, tea, home and health items and much more at the Ottawa Street Markets on Beechwood, Elgin and Alta Vista! FREE!
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