OLD Ottawa East Community Calendar
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Sat18Aug2018
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Tue21Aug20181:00 - 2:15 p.m.Ottawa Children's Garden, 321 Main Street
Explore and measure sunflowers in the garden and then make a sunflower craft.
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Wed22Aug20186:00 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.Ottawa Children's Garden, 321 Main Street
Discover and learn about different bugs in the garden.
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Fri24Aug201810:00 - 11:15 a.m.Ottawa Children's Garden, 321 Main Street
Make your own sundial to tell time.
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Sat25Aug2018
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Tue28Aug20181:00 - 2:15 p.m.Ottawa Children's Garden, 321 Main Street
Learn the role the wind plays in the garden and make your own kite.
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Wed29Aug20186:00 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.Ottawa Children's Garden, 321 Main Street
Go on a nature hunt and cross off the things you find on your list.
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Fri31Aug201810:00 - 11:15 a.m.Ottawa Children's Garden, 321 Main Street
What kind of animals plants and Bingo can you find in the garden?
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Sat01Sep2018
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Tue04Sep20188:00 pm
Click here for online registration & registration policies.
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Sat08Sep2018
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Tue11Sep2018
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Sat15Sep2018
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Thu20Sep20187:30 pmOld Town Hall, 61 Main St
The year 2018 marks 200 years of treaty annuities – that is, annual payments made by the Crown to Indigenous people as members of treaties. This talk will explore the historical meanings of treaty annuities – as payments for land, promises of aid, and occasions for regular meetings and diplomacy.It will also address how the application of treaty annuities has evolved and continued from 1818 to 2018.
Presented by: Betsey Baldwin, co-owner of Public History Inc., a historical consulting firm; and Professor of History, uOttawa.
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Sat22Sep2018
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Sat29Sep2018
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Sat06Oct2018
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Mon08Oct201810:00 am-2:00 pmBrantwood Field House, 39 Onslow Crescent
Come celebrate the Fall season in the park with your friends and neighbours. Pumpkin decorating, apple bobbing, food trucks, petting zoo, juggler, music, bouncy castle and more…
PLUS: purchase your beautiful, big, locally grown jack-o'-lantern pumpkins. Buy your pumpkins at the festival and support community programming and events. Proceeds will be invested in Old Ottawa East community programs, events and initiatives. Pre-order your pumpkin for delivery at info@ottawaeastCAG.ca
Pumpkin Sale goes ahead rain or shine, raindate for the Fall Festival is Saturday, 13 October. To find out if the rain date is in effect please check www.OttawaEastCAG.ca after 9:00 a.m. on the day of the event. CAG gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the City of Ottawa for the Fall Festival. -
Tue09Oct2018
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Sat13Oct2018
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Thu18Oct20187:30 pmOld Town Hall, 61 Main St
This talk will examine a unique collection of works of art created by patients – men and women – in mental hospitals or with a history of mental ill-health, in Scotland. The collection includes hundreds of drawing, paintings, sculptures, and multi-media works collected over many years by art therapist Joyce Laing.
Presented by: Mary Margaret Johnston-Miller (Art Archivist, Library and Archives Canada) and James Miller (Professor of History, Carleton University)
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Sat20Oct2018
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Fri26Oct20186:00 - 7:30 p.m.Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street
Drop your kids off in costume for Halloween fun, crafts, games and a snack.
Minimum number of participants for event to run: 10$15, pre-registration required here.
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Sat27Oct2018
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Tue13Nov20187:00 pmChurch of the Ascension, 253 Echo Drive
Please attend, its your community! Meeting followed by social hour.
More info: www.OttawaEastCAG.ca (closer to the date)
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Thu15Nov20187:30 pmOld Town Hall, 61 Main St
This talk will address military history – to honour Remembrance Day. Topic to be announced closer to the date.
Presented by: David O’Keefe (Military historian associated with History Television and other productions; and Professor of History, Marianopolis College).
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Tue11Dec2018
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Tue08Jan2019
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Sun20Jan20191:00 pm-4:00 pmBrantwood Field House, 39 Onslow Crescent
Attendance is FREE, donations welcome
Horse-drawn sleigh ride, fun in the snow, skating-skills competition, hot dogs, soup and hot chocolate... A great party for the entire family! Bundle up, bring your skates and enjoy the fun!
ANNUAL SOUP COOK-OFF
Enter your best soup recipe by email to volunteer@ottawaeastCAG.ca, first-come, first served! Soup to be brought to the field house, hot and in a slow cooker for 1:00 p.m. Judging at 1:30 p.m. -
Fri08Feb20196:00 pm-8:00 pmBrantwood Field House, 39 Onslow Crescent
Attendance is FREE, donations welcome
Fun on the rink and for one night of the year - no hockey! Hot dogs, chili and hot chocolate... A great party for the entire family! Bundle up, bring your skates and enjoy the magic of our rink by torchlight!
ANNUAL Chili COOK-OFF
Enter your best chili recipe by email to volunteer@ottawaeastCAG.ca, first-come, first served! Chili to be brought to the field house, hot and in a slow cooker for 6:00 p.m. Judging at 6:30 p.m. -
Tue12Feb2019
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Tue12Mar2019
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Tue09Apr2019
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Tue14May2019
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Tue11Jun2019
