🎃 Celebrate the 2024 Fall Season! 🍂
Immerse yourself in Pumpkins After Dark, Canada’s premier Halloween event.
Discover the magic of over 10,000 hand-carved pumpkins, with food trucks, fall-themed treats & sweets, live pumpkin carving demonstrations, photo-ops, a monster maze, and roaming entertainment – this is the ‘must-see’ event of the fall season!

Wesley Clover Parks

Pumpkins After Dark 2024

Lantern Events Ottawa

COME TO CANADA’S ULTIMATE GIRL’S DAY OUT!
Experience the Fashion, Food and Fun!

Shop – Shop – Shop!! Exclusive products you won’t find anywhere else! Canada’s largest event of its kind!
Come early to get your goodie bag filled with Free samples!
Sample delicious food and wine, get free Hair and Beauty mini makeovers, plus see amazing cooking demos!
Catch the hottest new fashions on the catwalk, Join the fun in Craft workshops, plus see endless entertainment on the Main Stage!

YOUR ULTIMATE GIRL’S DAY OUT IS WAITING!
Purchase tickets for the show!
National Women’s ShowEY Centre4899 Uplands Dr, Ottawa, ON K1V 2N6
Saturday, October 19, 2024 10:00 am – 6:00 pmSunday, October 20, 2024 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
 
Children 12 & under are free.
The EY Centre is fully accessible.
For the safety of our attendees and exhibitors, no wheeled carts, wheeled bags or luggage carts will be allowed on the show floor – NO EXCEPTIONS.
 

Want to stay overnight? Book a hotel room at the best rates through hotelplanner.com by clicking here.

 

EY Centre

National Women's Show Ottawa 2024

General Admission - Regular Price - Ticket

National Women's Show

The Taboo Everything To Do With Sex Show provides an upscale adult playground dedicated to enhancing lifestyles, encouraging romance, personal betterment and all things Taboo. Enjoy entertainment, provocative and educational seminars, unique shopping, fashion shows and LIVE demonstrations.
HOURS:
·        Friday …5pm – Midnight
·        Saturday …1pm – Midnight    
·        Sunday …Noon – 5pm
 
This is a licensed event. No one under the age of 19 will be permitted. 
General Admission Tickets are valid for the Friday, Saturday or Sunday (single day) with re-entry on that day.
 

Ottawa Taboo Everything To Do With Sex Show 2024

Single Day - Individual Pass

Single Day - Couple Passes

VIP Weekend Shopping Pass

Taboo Productions Inc.

🎃 Celebrate the 2024 Fall Season! 🍂
Unlock the ultimate freedom with our Flex Pass Tickets! Designed for those who crave spontaneity, the Flex Pass allows you to enjoy the event on any date and time, WITHIN the event’s open schedule.
Immerse yourself in Pumpkins After Dark, Canada’s premier Halloween event.
Discover the magic of over 10,000 hand-carved pumpkins, with food trucks, fall-themed treats & sweets, live pumpkin carving demonstrations, photo-ops, a monster maze, and roaming entertainment – this is the ‘must-see’ event of the fall season!

Pumpkins After Dark | FLEX PASS | Ottawa 2024

FLEX PASS

'Vettaiyan' (/veɪttəjən/ transl. Hunter) is a Tamil-language action drama film directed by T. J. Gnanavel and produced by Subaskaran Allirajah's Lyca Productions. The film stars Rajinikanth in the titular role, alongside an ensemble cast which includes Amitabh Bachchan (in his Tamil debut), Fahadh Faasil, Rana Daggubati, Manju Warrier, Ritika Singh, Dushara Vijayan and Abhirami. The film has music composed by Anirudh Ravichander, cinematography handled by S. R. Kathir and editing by Philomin Raj.

 

Orléans Cinemas

Vettaiyan (வேட்டையன்) (Tamil w/e.s.t.) Premiere

Adults

Child (age 3 to 9)

Vettaiyan (வேட்டையன்) (Tamil w/e.s.t.)

Catch the Ottawa Senators in Action at Canadian Tire Centre!
Get ready for a thrilling night of NHL hockey as the Ottawa Senators take the ice at the Canadian Tire Centre! Perfect for die-hard hockey fans and casual attendees alike, this live game experience offers non-stop action, excitement, and unforgettable memories. Feel the energy of the crowd as you cheer on the Senators alongside passionate fans in a buzzing arena atmosphere.
With your ticket, you’ll gain access to the arena, where you can enjoy great views of the ice, indulge in delicious concessions, and get swept up in the excitement of a live NHL game. Whether it’s a powerful slapshot or a game-winning goal, you’re in for a treat!
Highlights:

Watch the Ottawa Senators compete in a live NHL game.
Experience the excitement of the Canadian Tire Centre.
Enjoy access to concessions and in-game entertainment.
Great for family outings, sports fans, or visitors looking for fun in Ottawa.

Secure your tickets today and be part of an unforgettable night of hockey with the Ottawa Senators!









Canadian Tire Centre

Ottawa Senators Ice Hockey Game Ticket at Canadian Tire Center

Premium Seating

Regular Seating

Showpass Adventure

Calendrier 2024 des matchs de football à domicile

Dimanche 25 août c. Western @ 13 h (Place TD) *
Samedi 14 sept. c. Queen’s @ 15 h (terrain des Gee-Gees)
Dimanche 6 oct. – Match Panda c. Carleton @ midi (Place TD) *
Samedi 19 oct. c. Toronto @ 13 h (terrain des Gee-Gees)

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2024 Football Home Schedule

Sunday, Aug. 25 vs. Western @ 1 p.m. (TD Place) *
Saturday, Sept. 14 vs. Queen's @ 3 p.m. (Gee-Gees Field)
Sunday, Oct. 6 - Panda Game vs. Carleton @ 12 p.m. (TD Place) *
Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Toronto @ 1 p.m. (Gee-Gees Field)

 

Gee-Gees Field

Gee-Gees Football (M)

General Admission (GA)

Student

Youth (4-17)

Ottawa Gee-Gees


Ukulele players! Join the Bytown Ukulele Group (BUG) Jam for an evening of songs and ukulele shenanigans hosted, since 2010, by Sue & Mark Rogers. It’s so much fun! And you don’t need to be any good.
 
We display the songsheets on a big screen at the front of the room. For all the details about the BUG Jam, including the songs we’ll be playing, go to the BUG JAMS & EVENTS page and select the link for the upcoming jam.
 
Doors open at 6:45 p.m.

Red Bird

Bytown Ukulele Group BUG JAM

General Admission

Calendrier 2024-2025 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de hockey masculin

Vendredi 27 sept. c. McGill (Exhibition Game)
Samedi 28 sept. c. Queen’s (Exhibition Game)
Vendredi 4 oct. c. Ontario Tech
Samedi 5 oct. c. TMU
Jeudi 17 oct. c. McGill
Samedi 26 oct. c. UQTR (Jersey Night)
Dimanche 27 oct. c. Queen’s
Jeudi 14 nov. c. Concordia
Mercredi 27 nov. c. RMC (Wing Night)
Vendredi 29 nov. c. Carleton
Jeudi 9 jan. c. Carleton
Vendredi 17 jan. c. Nipissing (Après Ski Theme)
Samedi 18 jan. c. Windsor
Vendredi 31 jan. c. Université of Toronto
Vendredi 7 fév. c. Western
Dimanche 9 fév. c. York

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2024-2025 Men’s Hockey Home Schedule

Friday, Sept. 27 vs. McGill (Match d'exhibition)
Saturday, Sept. 28 vs. Queen’s (Match d'exhibition)
Friday, Oct. 4 vs. Ontario Tech
Saturday, Oct. 5 vs. TMU
Thursday, Oct. 17 vs. McGill
Saturday, Oct. 26 vs. UQTR (Soirée jersey)
Sunday, Oct. 27 vs. Queen’s
Thursday, Nov. 14 vs. Concordia
Wednesday, Nov. 27 vs. RMC (Soirée d'ailes)
Friday, Nov. 29 vs. Carleton (at TD Place)
Thursday, Jan. 9 vs. Carleton
Friday, Jan. 17 vs. Nipissing (Thème Après Ski)
Saturday, Jan. 18 vs. Windsor
Friday, Jan. 31 vs. University of Toronto
Friday, Feb. 7 vs. Western
Friday, Feb. 9 vs. York


Minto Sports Complex

Gee-Gees Hockey (M)

Students

Calendrier 2024 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de rugby masculin

Samedi 7 sept. c. l’ETS
Samedi 21 sept. c. Bishop’s
Samedi 19 oct. c. Montréal
Samedi 26 oct. c. à déterminé (Séries Éliminatoires RSEQ)

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2024 Men's Rugby Home Schedule

Saturday, Sept. 7 vs. ETS
Saturday, Sept. 21 vs. Bishop's
Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Montreal
Saturday, Oct. 26 vs TBD (RSEQ Playoff Game)


Matt Anthony Field

Gee-Gees Rugby (M)

Gee-Gees Lacrosse (M)

Bad ideas, VCRs, crumbling factories, terrible therapists, hairy dogs, wrinkled shirts, French fries, questionable tattoos...all are fair game for Nova Scotian funeral director-turned-songwriter Terra Spencer. And the songs are good ones, judging from the stack of awards her three albums have received and from the caliber of her cohorts. They include Dave Gunning, Matt Andersen, and tourmate David Francey, who welcomed Terra as a co-writer and performer on his JUNO-winning album The Breath Between. 
In September 2024, Terra will follow up Old News, her acclaimed collaboration with Ben Caplan, with a new 12-song solo album called Sunset. Although her butterscotch voice, deft fingerstyle guitar, and gospel-charged piano make her a formidable musician, it's her onstage ease and crackling wit that make each show feel like a knee-to-knee conversation in a room of 5 or 500, where you’ll snort, you’ll blush, you’ll weep.
Equal parts “songwriter’s songwriter” and crowd charmer - is she the Canadian Carole King? “The real deal.” - Ron Sexsmith
 
 

Terra Spencer

Gathering Sparks
Winner, Folk Music Ontario 2019 “Songs From the Heart” Award
Singer-Songwriter “All That’s Real" #7 on Folk Alliance International Folk DJ chart, October 2019
Nominated Canadian Folk Music Award 2014 "Vocal Group of the Year”
You will come to listen, and walk away singing. GATHERING SPARKS is the graceful collision of Eve Goldberg and Jane Lewis—musical friends who blend tight harmonies, finely crafted songs, and a love of participatory singing to create an intimate and uplifting experience. Their inclusive approach embraces folk, pop, blues and gospel influences tastefully played on acoustic guitar, piano, accordion, and ukulele.With their infectious mix of styles and compelling vocal blend, Gathering Sparks has been making some big waves. Their debut 6-song CD was nominated for a 2014 Canadian Folk Music Award for Vocal Group of the Year, and they have become an audience favourite. Whether they are belting it out a capella style, tugging on your heartstrings with a folky original, crooning a jazzy swing tune, or getting into the spirit with a gospel-inflected singalong, Gathering Sparks performances make fans out of listeners with their stellar harmonies and fine musicianship. Their latest album “All That’s Real” was released on Borealis Records in September 2019. The lead-off song from the album, “Bringing in the Light,” was recognized with a 2019 Folk Music Ontario “Songs From the Heart” Award, singer-songwriter category. The album was also in the top ten of the Folk Alliance International Folk DJ chart for October and November 2019, and “Bringing in the Light” was the #1 song on the Folk DJ chart for the month of December 2019. The album ended up on several radio hosts’ “best of” lists for 2019.GATHERING SPARKS "ALL THAT’S REAL"Gathering Sparks' latest album “All That’s Real” blends finely crafted songs, transcendent vocals, stellar musicianship on guitar, keyboard, ukulele, and accordion, and compelling stories into a potent balm for troubled times. In times that cry out for love over hate, “All That’s Real” delivers.Writing together for the first time, band members Eve Goldberg & Jane Lewis combined their love of word play, strong melodies, and harmony singing to create 11 new songs (plus one cover of a Pete Townshend classic) that will take you on a journey from hopeful, to thoughtful, to joyful and back again.Produced by Jeff Bird (Cowboy Junkies), the album includes guest appearances from Cheryl Prashker (percussion), Anne Lindsay (fiddle), Joel Schwartz (guitar), Kevin Breit (guitar), and a host of harmony singers.QUOTES"The seasoned Canadian duo of Eve Goldberg and Jane Lewis compose great songs individually and together as well as deftly interpreting covers. What stands out about this album beyond its good voices with pleasing harmonies is its positive attitude. In an era of depressing songs there are several uplifting songs about politics and love performed with energy, vitality and sincerity. There's a great deal of depth in the material and performance embodied in this album….their duo has perfectly jelled with this recording.”— Rich Warren, WFMT "The Midnight Special” Favorites of 2019 List  http://midnightspecial.org/favorites2019.htm“A formidable duo.” — Pat Langston, Penguin Eggs Magazine (feature, Winter 2019)"Gathering Sparks brings level of musical skill and spontaneity to their songs onstage that is rare and welcome. Their sophisticated, intertwining harmonies complement finely crafted lyrics. Each song is fresh, taking the audience on new journeys and adventures. We were pleased to host their appearance in early 2019 and eagerly await their return.”— Mike and Lorraine Messitt, The Anchor Coffee House, Lewes, DE"Plumbing the depths of gospel, folk, and singer-songwriter traditions with talent and grace makes Gathering Sparks one of the most entertaining [acts] our audience has seen. They couldn't stop raving about them.” — Bob LeDrew, BobCat House Concerts, Ottawa

Gathering Sparks with special guest Cheryl Prashker

Toronto songwriter Corin Raymond is a troubadour whose robust veracity appeals to older folks and children alike. Raymond’s songs are covered by Dustin Bentall, The Good Lovelies, The Strumbellas, The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer, and a far flung community of roots musicians and enthusiasts. Raymond's latest JUNO nominated album, Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams (released March 3rd, 2016) is "a hypnotic, literate collection of dark tall tales.... Romantic, immediate, and narcotic." (Acoustic Guitar). Aside from the hilarious triumph of funding his previous project, double-album Paper Nickels, with Canadian Tire money, Raymond enjoys a second career performing his non-musical, one-man shows Bookworm (2011) and The Great Canadian Tire Money Caper (2014), which he has toured extensively to over a dozen Fringe and literary festivals, and to theatres in three countries. "Raymond has impeccable timing, and his performance is at once intimate, openhearted, and evangelical." (The Georgia St

Corin Raymond with Mike T. Kerr

 2024 Match des anciens du basketball féminin des Gee-Gees
Date : Samedi 19 octobre 2024
Match des anciens : 9h00
Endroit: Pavillon Montpetit
*Des T-shirts seront en vente sur place
 
Brunch : 11h30
Endroit : Father & Sons
 
*La date limite d'inscription est les 16 octobre 2024.
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2024 Gee-Gees Women's Basketball Alumni Game 
Date: Saturday, October 19, 2024
Alumni Game: 9:00am
Location: Montpetit Hall
*T-Shirts will be available for purchase on-site
 
Brunch: 11:30am
Location: Father & Sons
*The deadline to register is October 16, 2024
 
 

Montpetit Hall

Match des anciens du basketball féminin | Women's Basketball Alumni Game

Alumni Game

Alumni Brunch

Celebrating the release of 'A Modest Proposal' EP, here comes the insanity of Friendly Rich, backed up by the power of the Jane Does!
 
With Funk-A-Tron 5000
https://www.facebook.com/FAT5000/
and Steve & the Stabwounds
https://steveandthestabwounds.bandcamp.com/

House of TARG

Friendly Rich, Funk-A-Tron 5000, Steve & the Stabwounds @ House of Targ

Joan Smith

Experience the ultimate waterfront getaway at Lilo🌴 Waterfront in Gatineau, where the party never stops! 
Join us for a thrilling adventure on the Ottawa River with Palapa Tours, offering an exciting boating experience like no other. With our spacious Tiki boat accommodating up to 12 passengers, soak in the sun, sip on refreshing drinks, and make unforgettable memories along the scenic shores.
➕ Highlights:

Aloha Atmosphere: Embrace the laid-back Hawaiian spirit as we set sail for a tropical-themed party on the Ottawa River.
Flexible Pricing: Enjoy competitive pricing options tailored to your schedule, with rates varying based on the day and time of your adventure.
Safe and Unique Experience: Palapa Tours guarantees a safe, unique, and exhilarating boating experience, providing a new way to explore the beauty and history of the Ottawa River.
Capacity for 12 Passengers: Gather your friends and loved ones for a fun-filled excursion aboard our spacious Tiki boat, accommodating up to 12 passengers.
Expert Crew: Our experienced captain and first mate (bartender) are dedicated to ensuring your 90-minute journey is both memorable and exciting.
Refreshment Options: Choose from a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase onboard, with prices ranging from CA $3 to CA $14. Additionally, feel free to bring your own food to enjoy during the cruise.
Environmentally Conscious: Palapa Tours is committed to sustainability by eliminating single-use plastics. Each passenger receives a 10oz Palapa souvenir glass for their initial drink, which is reused for all onboard purchases and refills.
Summer Vibes: Immerse yourself in the ultimate summer atmosphere with a curated selection of music playing throughout the cruise, enhancing the tropical vibes and encouraging you to become a "Juke Box Hero" for CHEO by requesting a song for a $1 donation.

➕ Details:

Location: Lilo🌴 Waterfront, 160 Laurier Street, Gatineau
Duration: 1.5 Hours of non-stop fun on the Ottawa River



160 Laurier Street

Lilo🌴 Waterfront

Individual Ticket

1 Private Charters (Up to 12 guests)

Showpass Explore

Calendrier 2024-2025 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de basketball féminin

Jeudi 10 oct. c. McGill (Match d’exhibition)
Samedi 12 oct. c. UNB (Match d’exhibition)
Vendredi 25 oct. c. Windsor
Samedi 26 oct. c. Western
Samedi 9 nov. c. York (Soirée de Drip)
Dimanche 17 nov. c. Algoma
Vendredi 22 nov. c. McMaster
Samedi 23 nov. c. Guelph
Samedi 4 jan. c. Bishop’s (Match d’exhibition)
Vendredi 24 jan. c. Nipissing
Samedi 25 jan. c. Laurentian
Vendredi 31 jan. c. Queen’s
Samedi 1 fév. c. Ontario Tech (Hoops for Heritage)
Vendredi 7 fév. c. Carleton (@ TD Place – Capital Hoops)

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2024-2025 Women’s Basketball Home Schedule

Thursday, Oct. 10 vs. McGill (Exhibition Game)
Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. UNB (Exhibition Game)
Friday, Oct. 25 vs. Windsor
Saturday, Oct. 26 vs. Western
Saturday, Nov. 9 vs. York (Drip Night)
Sunday, Nov. 17 vs. Algoma
Friday, Nov. 22 vs. McMaster
Saturday, Nov. 23 vs. Guelph
Saturday, Jan. 4 vs. Bishop’s (Exhibition Game)
Friday, Jan. 24 vs. Nipissing
Saturday, Jan. 25 vs. Laurentian
Friday, Jan. 31 vs. Queen’s
Saturday, Feb. 1 vs. Ontario Tech (Hoops for Heritage)
Friday, Feb. 7 vs Carleton (@ TD Place – Capital Hoops)


125 University Private

Gee-Gees Basketball (F/W)

Calendrier 2024-2025 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de basketball masculin

Vendredi 27 sept. c. McGill (Exhibition Game)
Vendredi 25 oct. c. Windsor
Samedi 26 oct. c. Western
Samedi 9 nov. c. York (Soirée de Drip)
Dimanche 17 nov. c. Algoma
Vendredi 22 nov. c. McMaster
Samedi 23 nov. c. Guelph
Vendredi 24 jan. c. Nipissing
Samedi 25 jan. c. Laurentian
Vendredi 31 jan. c. Queen’s
Samedi 1 fév. c. Ontario Tech (Hoops for Heritage)
Vendredi 7 fév. c. Carleton (@ TD Place – Capital Hoops)

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2024-2025 Men’s Basketball Home Schedule

Friday, Sept. 27 vs. McGill (Exhibition Game)
Friday, Oct. 25 vs. Windsor
Saturday, Oct. 26 vs. Western
Saturday, Nov. 9 vs. York (Drip Night)
Sunday, Nov. 17 vs. Algoma
Friday, Nov. 22 vs. McMaster
Saturday, Nov. 23 vs. Guelph
Friday, Jan. 24 vs. Nipissing
Saturday, Jan. 25 vs. Laurentian
Friday, Jan. 31 vs. Queen’s
Saturday, Feb. 1 vs. Ontario Tech (Hoops for Heritage)
Friday, Feb. 7 vs Carleton (@ TD Place – Capital Hoops)


Gee-Gees Basketball (M)

Rube & Rake - Rube & Rake engage audiences with a mixture of stories, intricate guitar work, and rich vocal harmonies. After working together for the past 6 years out of St. John’s, NL, Josh Sandu and Andrew Laite have fused an intimate musical connection that comes across in every new song and performance. ECMA 2022 Songwriter of the Year and 2020 Music NL Folk/Roots Artist of the Year award winners, Rube & Rake’s music is an exercise in creating something beyond the sum of their parts.See full bio here: https://rubeandrake.com/about/ Len O'Neill - Len O’Neill, a singer-songwriter from St. John’s, Newfoundland, began his musical journey in the local pub and bar scene, playing guitar and bass in rock bands and leading the award winning indie rock band Green & Gold through two albums and several east coast tours. Influenced by a diverse range of artists spanning classic rock legends to poetic songwriters, Len crafts introspective, lyric-driven compositions exploring themes of ambition, sorrow, and personal growth.See full bio here: https://lenoneill.com/about/
 

 


Rube and Rake with Len O'Neil


Chords and lyrics will be shared on the big screen for everyone to play along. Bring your guitar, harmonica, banjo, and singing voice to play along with familiar (and some unfamiliar) tunes.
$15 at the door, and due to space constraints, only the first 50 will be admitted. 
 
 

Tyler Kealey's Urban Campfire

Calendrier 2024 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de rugby féminin

Samedi 31 août c. Montréal
Samedi 14 sept. c. Concordia
Samedi 21 sept. c. Bishop’s
Samedi 12 oct. c. à déterminé (Séries Éliminatoires RSEQ)

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2024 Women's Rugby Home Schedule

Saturday, Aug. 31 vs. Montreal
Saturday, Sept. 14 vs. Concordia
Saturday, Sept. 21 vs. Bishop's
Saturday, Oct. 12 vs TBD (RSEQ Playoffs)


Gee-Gees Rugby (F/W)

Youth (Ages 4-17)

Calendrier 2024 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de soccer féminin

Vendredi 30 août c. Laurentian
Vendredi 6 sept. c. Trent
Dimanche 8 sept. c. Queen’s
Samedi 21 sept. c. Toronto
Samedi 22 sept. c. TMU
Vendredi 27 sept. c. Nipissing

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2024 Women's Soccer Home Schedule

Friday, Aug. 30 vs. Laurentian
Friday, Sept. 6 vs. Trent
Sunday, Sept. 8 vs. Queen’s
Saturday, Sept. 21 vs. Toronto
Sunday, Sept. 22 vs. TMU
Friday, Sept. 27 vs. Nipissing


Gee-Gees Soccer (F/W)


James Gordon has been there. He’s done that. He has had a remarkably diverse and resilient career in the Canadian cultural sector. As a solo singer-songwriter and with the ground-breaking trio Tamarack, he’s recorded 42 albums and toured relentlessly around the world. He’s written for symphony orchestras, musical theatre and dance works, scored films, and for more than ten years was heard on CBC radio as songwriter-in-residence for the ’Basic Black’ and ‘Ontario Morning’ programs. Between tours, James is a record producer, playwright, community activist, theatre director and he was a Guelph City Councillor for eight years.  
After a long break because of you-know-what,  Gordon is touring again either solo, as a duo with Katherine Wheatley, or with his band consisting of David Woodhead,  Katherine Wheatley, Anne Lindsay, Ian Bell and Randall Coryell on drums if the situation allows!
 “A remarkable Canadian performer. His body of work is truly original” – Penguin Eggs“A confident artist with important things on his mind.” – Toronto Star “Rootsy sound, strong songs, with a poet’s eye for telling details and a picket-line singer’s passion.” – Sing Out Magazine “Der Kanadier James Gordon ist so etwas wie die graue Eminenz der kanadischen Songwriter-Szene.” (“James Gordon is the Eminem of the Canadian Songwriter scene”) – A Fan in Germany
Selected Achievements 
*Wrote ‘Frobisher Bay’, which has been covered by over one hundred artists world-wide and many choirs. 
*His classic song ‘Mining for Gold’ was included in the John Sayles film Silver City and was recorded by Cowboy Junkies on their breakout album The Trinity Session. 
*Released children’s music album No Grownups Allowed, which went gold with 50,000 copies sold. 
*Well known for his songs about social justice, heritage and environmental issues, he toured for two years with his hugely successful political theatre piece Stephen Harper: The Musical. (It worked. You’re welcome.), and has more recently been virtually offering his one-man multi-media production "James Gordon's Emergency Climate Musical".
*Gordon has produced albums for many Canadian folk artists, and his popular ‘Rhyme Capsules' songwriting-in-the-schools project has resulted in over two dozen recorded collections of songs by young composers. 
*Created the full-length folk opera ‘Hardscrabble Road’ which debuted live in the fall of 2003. 
* His first novel 'Ark Of The Oven Mitt”, was a finalist in 2022 for the Stephen Leacock Humour Award.  
*His last album “When I Stayed Home” was named #1 in a top ten list from Australia for Green Left Magazine of “Ten New Albums that Protest Against Climate Change” coming in just ahead of Barenaked Ladies and Jackson Browne.
*His viral hit about the so-called 'Freedom Convoy', "Crybabies Caravan" has received more than 300,000 hits on social media and YouTube
*He was Guelph's Artist-in-Residence for 2023
*His newest album ‘Wrinkles and Scars’ is already generating a lot of interest. It's a collaboration with a team Of roots music all-stars: Anne Lindsay, Katherine Wheatley, Ian Bell, Randall Coryell and David Woodhead.
 

James Gordon with Katherine Wheatley

 Join us for an evening  of Celtic Music played by some of the best in the region. There will be a concert from 8pm to 10pm, with a jam to follow, so bring your instruments and get in on the fun.
 
The Carroll Sessions
A blend of traditional and contemporary Irish music energy
Don Fletcher - fiddle
John Henderson - guitar, bouzouki, and vocals
Following the Irish, Cape Breton, Quebecois & Bluegrass styles and attending fiddle contests, many workshops and festivals, Don Fletcher has been part of the Ottawa area fiddle music scene for decades and has been involved with a number of local bands, including The Boxty Band (Irish), Les mots dits Anglais (Quebecois) & The Backslider’s (Bluegrass). Don also teaches fiddle in Stittsville.
John Henderson has a decades long connection with traditional music, as a duo with his partner, Pippa Hall, and in various groups, most recently the folk trio Lost For Words. A singer and multi-instrumentalist on guitar, bouzouki, and clawhammer banjo, he has developed a dynamic accompanying guitar style in Drop D inspired by John Doyle.
Together, they provide a lively repertoire of Irish style fiddle tunes, interspersed with songs and some good humour, influenced mainly by the playing of the great Irish style fiddler, Liz Carroll - thus the name of the duo “The Carroll Sessions”.

Celtic Celebration Featuring The Carroll Sessions

Montreal roots group Sussex launches its third album SHINE Like nothing else you will hear, SHINE is Sussex's third album of genre-defying roots music. Featuring a unique blend of acoustic guitar, vibraphone, pedal steel and upright bass, and two-time CFMA Contemporary Singer of the Year Rob Lutes's soulful vocals on seven well-crafted originals and three gems from the early 20th century, SHINE illuminates a lush sonic landscape with masterful playing and charts an unlikely path right to the heart of American music.Following on the critically acclaimed Parade Day (2016) and The Ocean Wide (2019), Sussex is back with a new sound that touches into multiple genres and at times conjures the melody-driven sounds of Tin Pan Alley. Lutes, a Kerrville New Folk winner and multiple CFMA and Maple Blues Songwriter of the Year nominee, brings his talents for humour and depth and his knack for seductive melodies to bear on a set of memorable songs that look at everything from backyard maples to ocean journeys to meat preferences, telling stories of real life, family and bittersweet love. The show will feature Sussex's founders Lutes and Michael Emenau on acoustic guitar and vibraphone, with special guests Morgan Moore (Barr Brothers, Martha Wainwright, Ranee Lee) on upright bass and Kim Deschamps (Blue Rodeo, Cowboy Junkies) on pedal steel. "...a truly great evening...energy, intricacy, texture, nuance, expressiveness, and power, but all with great subtlety. Suffice to say, a great show."- Thom Meredith, AD, Sainte-Anne Blues Cafe''What this eclectic group came up with is a treat. Lutes rose to the occasion with sophisticated songs that make the most of these instrumental colours. They say they were aiming for a sound that incorporated their early jazz and early blues influences and while these are apparent, they’ve quite clearly moved far beyond that. The combination of Lutes’ songs, his strong vocals and the band arrangements makes this an album to watch for when this year’s ‘best of’ lists come out.''-Toronto Blues Society - Maple Blues Magazine

Sussex

Jeff Meleras and The Bokonons are an Ottawa based Americana style band formed in the summer of 2021. The band is comprised of songwriter/guitarist Jeff Meleras, producer, engineer, and multi instrumentalist Dave Draves, the legendary punk, folk and rock veteran multi instrumentalist Chris Page, he himself one of the finest songwriters around, and Piet Masone, whose magical harmonies and vocal gymnastics are like no other. They will be joined on bass by new band member Michael Zikovitz.
Derp Grier Down is their new release, a follow up to The Friday Night Sessions which popped in January of this year.
The Bokonons sing about human folly, alien visitation, societal division, loss and longing, and the pending apocalypse with just a small smattering of tentative hope sprinkled in for good measure. The Bokonons are very psyched as wellto announce that the excellent songwriter and musician Jon Hynes will be getting things going with an opening set.

Jeff Meleras and the Bokonons

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Dear coaches,
As part of the lead-up to hosting the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championships in November, the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees Men’s Rugby team will be hosting a free introductory rugby session for Ottawa youth. This session aims to teach the rules of rugby to new players and give participants an opportunity to practice fundamental skills during fun drills and games! The sessions are open to students aged 12-to-16 and all genders are welcome!
 What to expect

Skills: passing, catching, positioning and more! Please note that there will be no contact during these sessions.
Format: two-hour session. Our coaches are well-prepared to accommodate students of all skill levels and athletic abilities. 

When:

Sunday, October 13, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

 Transportation:
We will be providing a free bus service for participants, who can select their nearest pick-up and drop-off locations when they register. Spots will be limited and based on availability.
 Pick-Up/Drop-Off Locations

St. Pius X High School - 1481 Fisher Ave, Ottawa, ON K2C 1X4
Glebe Community Centre - 175 Third Ave, Ottawa, ON K1S 2K2
Gloucester High School - 2060 Ogilvie Rd, Gloucester, ON K1J 7N8
Nightcord High School - 357A Presland Rd, Ottawa, ON K1K 2B4

 
Please share this information with your athletes and contacts. Students can register for the sessions by visiting our dedicated webpage. All participants will receive a pair of tickets to the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championships, hosted by the University of Ottawa from November 13 to 17, 2024!
 
Thank you!
University of Ottawa Gee-Gees Men’s Rugby Team
 
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Bonjour,
 
L’Université d’Ottawa accueillera le Championnat canadien de rugby universitaire masculin en novembre prochain! En prévision de cette grande rencontre, l’équipe de rugby masculin des Gee-Gees de l’Université d’Ottawa organise une séance d’introduction à ce sport gratuites pour les jeunes de la capitale nationale. En plus de permettre aux adeptes de rugby en herbe de se familiariser avec les règles de ce sport, ce séance amusante leur offriront l’occasion de mettre leurs apprentissages en pratique par des exercices de base et des situations de match. Les séances sont ouvertes aux étudiantes et étudiants de 12 à 16 ans!
 
À quoi vous attendre

Habiletés : passes, attrapés, positions et bien plus encore! À noter que le jeu s’effectuera sans contact.
Format : séances de deux heures visant à passer en revue et à renforcer les compétences clés acquises lors de la séance précédente. Notre personnel entraîneur est là pour aider les jeunes, peu importe leur niveau d’habileté sportive.

 
Quand :

Dimanche 13 octobre, de 10 h à midi

 
Transport :
Nous fournirons un service d’autobus gratuit, et les jeunes pourront sélectionner les arrêts les plus proches lors de leur inscription. Le nombre de places est limité selon la disponibilité.
 
Arrêts d’autobus

École secondaire St. Pius X – 1481, av. Fisher, Ottawa (Ontario)  K2C 1X4
Centre communautaire Glebe – 175, 3e av., Ottawa (Ontario)  K1S 2K2
École secondaire Gloucester – 2060, ch. Ogilvie, Gloucester (Ontario)  K1J 7N8
École secondaire Nightcord – 357A, ch. Presland, Ottawa (Ontario)  K1K 2B4

 
Veuillez transmettre cette information à vos athlètes et contacts. Les jeunes peuvent s’inscrire aux séances via notre page Web. Les jeunes participant aux séances recevront deux billets pour le Championnat canadien de rugby universitaire masculin, qui se déroulera du 13 au 17 novembre 2024 à l’Université d’Ottawa.
 
Merci!
L’équipe de rugby masculin des Gee-Gees de l’Université d’Ottawa

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Dizzy & Fay: the newest project from songwriters Mark Lalama and Amanda Walther. Based in Southern Ontario, the piano/vocal duo has released two full-length recordings of original music and is currently spinning on jazz radio stations throughout the United States and Canada. With compositions that are heartfelt and familiar, Dizzy & Fay craft songs that sound like timeless classics you’ve loved your entire life and their intuitive musical chemistry is captivating on stage, where audiences are fast becoming lifelong fans. Wholenote Magazine gave their new album ‘Hooked’ a glowing review, calling them “Highly musical tunesmiths and storytellers” and it was named “Ringer of the Week” at Jazz Weekly. It’s clear that with two albums in two years, the Dizzy & Fay Songbook is only just beginning.
Dizzy is Mark Lalama - singer/songwriter/pianist/producer, he has performed extensively and recorded/toured with countless artists including Guido Basso, Molly Johnson, Jackie Richardson, Marc Jordan, Chrissie Hynde, Olivia Newton John, Harry Manx, and many more.Fay is Amanda Walther - Juno nominated singer-songwriter and award winning composer from Toronto, Amanda has spent most of her career as half of acclaimed folk-roots duo Dala, and recently composing music for film.

Dizzy & Fay

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Calendrier 2024-2025 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de hockey féminin

Vendredi 11 oct. c. Western
Samedi 12 oct. c. Brock
Vendredi 18 oct. c. University of Toronto
Samedi 19 oct. c. Guelph
Vendredi 1 nov. c. Nipissing (Match de la fierté)
Samedi 2 nov. c. York
Samedi 23 nov. c. Windsor
Jeudi 28 nov. c. Carleton 
Samedi 4 jan. c. McGill
Vendredi 10 jan. c. Laurier (Soirée country)
Samedi 11 jan. c. TMU
Jeudi 30 jan. c. Queen’s
Vendredi 14 fév. c. Waterloo
Samedi 15 fév. c. Ontario Tech

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2024-2025 Women’s Hockey Home Schedule

Friday, Oct. 11 vs. Western
Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Brock
Friday, Oct. 18 vs. University of Toronto
Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Guelph
Friday, Nov. 1 vs. Nipissing (Pride Game)
Saturday, Nov. 2 vs. York
Saturday, Nov. 23 vs Windsor
Thursday, Nov. 28 vs Carleton 
Saturday, Jan. 4 vs. McGill
Friday, Jan. 10 vs. Laurier (Country Night)
Saturday, Jan. 11 vs. TMU
Thursday, Jan. 30 vs. Queen’s
Friday, Feb. 14 vs. Waterloo
Saturday, Feb. 15 vs. Ontario Tech


Gee-Gees Hockey (F/W)

Calendrier 2024-2025 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de hockey féminin

Vendredi 11 oct. c. Western
Samedi 12 oct. c. Brock
Vendredi 18 oct. c. University of Toronto
Samedi 19 oct. c. Guelph
Vendredi 1 nov. c. Nipissing (Match de la fierté)
Samedi 2 nov. c. York
Samedi 23 nov. c. Windsor
Jeudi 28 nov. c. Carleton
Samedi 4 jan. c. McGill
Vendredi 10 jan. c. Laurier (Soirée country)
Samedi 11 jan. c. TMU
Jeudi 30 jan. c. Queen’s
Vendredi 14 fév. c. Waterloo
Samedi 15 fév. c. Ontario Tech

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2024-2025 Women’s Hockey Home Schedule

Friday, Oct. 11 vs. Western
Saturday, Oct. 12 vs. Brock
Friday, Oct. 18 vs. University of Toronto
Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Guelph
Friday, Nov. 1 vs. Nipissing (Pride Game)
Saturday, Nov. 2 vs. York
Saturday, Nov. 23 vs Windsor
Thursday, Nov. 28 vs Carleton
Saturday, Jan. 4 vs. McGill
Friday, Jan. 10 vs. Laurier (Country Night)
Saturday, Jan. 11 vs. TMU
Thursday, Jan. 30 vs. Queen’s
Friday, Feb. 14 vs. Waterloo
Saturday, Feb. 15 vs. Ontario Tech


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OttaWassail! A celebration of the season.
Ian Robb, Ann Downey and Shelley Posen are joined by Ian’s JIIG bandmates, James Stephens, Ian Clark and Greg Brown, for an evening of traditional carols and wassails, songs, tunes and stories for the festive season.
Guaranteed to make late December the warmest time of the year!
Ian, Ann, and Shelley—A.K.A. the vocal trio Finest Kind—toured in Canada, the US and UK over a period of 25 years, gaining a loyal following for their unique brand of vocal harmony and eclectic repertoire. After retiring from the road, they continued to perform their very popular annual Christmas show at Wakefield’s Black Sheep Inn, along with the “fourth member of the trio” James Stephens, until the pandemic put a stop to live performance. Ian, Ann, Shelley, and James—along with JIIG members Ian Clark and Greg Brown—resurrected that seasonal magic last year at Red Bird, and are glad to continue the tradition this year with three shows at Red Bird.
 

OttaWassail

Huit équipes de partout au pays se disputeront le trophée Spence McTavish au terrain Matt-Anthony. À titre d'hôte de l'édition 2024, les Gee-Gees obtiennent une participation automatique.
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The 2024 Raymond James Canadian University Men's Rugby Championship presented by Lougheed Wealth Management, hosted at uOttawa's Matt Anthony Field, will feature eight teams from across the nation contending for the Spence McTavish Trophy. As hosts, the Gee-Gees men's rugby program will gain automatic entry.

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OttaWassail! A celebration of the season.
Ian Robb, Ann Downey and Shelley Posen are joined by Ian’s JIIG bandmates, James Stephens, Ian Clark and Greg Brown, for  an evening of traditional carols and wassails, songs, tunes and stories for the festive season.
Guaranteed to make late December the warmest time of the year!
Ian, Ann, and Shelley—A.K.A. the vocal trio Finest Kind—toured in Canada, the US and UK over a period of 25 years, gaining a loyal following for their unique brand of vocal harmony and eclectic repertoire. After retiring from the road, they continued to perform their very popular annual Christmas show at Wakefield’s Black Sheep Inn, along with the “fourth member of the trio” James Stephens, until the pandemic put a stop to live performance. Ian, Ann, Shelley, and James—along with JIIG members Ian Clark and Greg Brown—resurrected that seasonal magic last year at Red Bird, and are glad to continue the tradition this year with three shows at Red Bird.
 

Calendrier 2024-2025 des matchs à domicile de l’équipe de volleyball féminin

Vendredi 15 nov. c. York
Samedi 16 nov. c. York
Vendredi 29 nov. c. Brock
Samedi 30 nov. c. Brock
Vendredi 10 jan. c. Waterloo
Samedi 11 jan. c. Waterloo
Vendredi 17 jan. c. Université de Toronto
Samedi 18 jan. c. Université de Toronto
Samedi 8 fév. c. Windsor
Dimanche 9 fév. c. Windsor
Vendredi 14 fév. c. Queen’s
Samedi 15 fév. c. Queen’s

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2024-2025 Women’s Volleyball Home Schedule

Friday, Nov. 15 vs. York
Saturday, Nov. 16 vs. York
Friday, Nov. 29 vs. Brock
Saturday, Nov. 30 vs. Brock
Friday, Jan. 10 vs. Waterloo
Saturday, Jan. 11 vs. Waterloo
Friday, Jan. 17 vs. University of Toronto
Saturday, Jan. 18 vs. University of Toronto
Saturday, Feb. 8 vs. Windsor
Sunday, Feb. 9 vs. Windsor
Friday, Feb. 14 vs Queen’s
Saturday, Feb. 15 vs Queen’s


Gee-Gees Volleyball (F/W)

Born in northeastern US and raised in western Canada, Suzie Ungerleider began performing under the name Oh Susanna in the mid-1990s, winning instant praise for striking voice and poetic songcraft.  Suzie had been quietly working as a clerk at a Vancouver library when in 1996 she self-released a cassette tape of seven songs recorded for just $200, and found herself besieged by music industry executives and agents after performing a tiny set at a local club. 
 
For over two decades, thousands of shows, and ten critically acclaimed albums, Suzie’s gloriously emotive, crystalline voice, her bewitching performances and her fierce song-writing have consistently captivated audiences, her peers and the press. She is the recipient of a Genie Award for Best Original Song and a Canadian Folk Music Award for English Songwriter of the Year. She has also been nominated for three Juno Awards and four Canadian Folk Music Awards. Suzie’s latest album entitled My Name is Suzie Ungerleider is her first release under her given name and has been nominated for a Juno for Best Contemporary Roots Album of the Year.  Suzie lives in Vancouver with her husband, her daughter and their dog Willow.


Suzie Ungerleider

Prepare for a unique and entertaining evening with "Belt: The Improvised Musical". Join us as talented improvisers take the stage to create an original musical right before your eyes, using only their imagination and audience suggestions. With no script or rehearsed songs, these performers will craft scenes and songs on the spot, resulting in a show that's fresh and full of surprises. Expect a mix of humour, creativity, and spontaneity as the cast navigates through improvised characters and plot twists. Each performance is different, ensuring a fun and engaging experience. Come enjoy a night of laughter, music, and unpredictability at "Belt: The Improvised Musical".

Belt: The Improvised Musical

Vancouver based singer-songwriter Joshua Hyslop makes a triumphant return with new album Westward, via Nettwerk.
Since emerging with his 2012 full-length debut Where The Mountain Meets The Valley, Joshua Hyslop has accumulated over 293 million streams worldwide, performed over 250 shows spanning North America and Europe, garnered critical acclaim and support throughout the media and industry peers and has carved out an impressive diehard fan base.


Joshua Hyslop

With their unique blend of acoustic and electric instruments, Preeper Rhaye MacKay, a folk trio comprised of songbird and Canadian Folk Music Nominee Jessica Rhaye, guitarist Bill Preeper, and multi-instrumentalist Sandy MacKay, deliver lush 3-part harmonies, weaving and sharing lead and harmony parts in elegant, simple arrangements.  

Preeper Rhaye MacKay is a folk trio comprised of songbird and Canadian Folk Music Nominee Jessica Rhaye, Bill Preeper and Sandy Mackay that has been described as a modern Peter Paul and Mary, creating an intricate vocal blend of lush 3-part harmonies and a unique mix of acoustic and electric instruments.  
 
This trio has developed a Maritime Appalachian Folk sound weaving and sharing lead and harmony parts.  It's new folk music at its finest, pulling together inspiration from the likes of Woody Guthrie, Ian Tyson, Bob Dylan, with the trio’s version of Blowin’ in the Wind generating, to date, more than 15 million views on YouTube.
 
“The modern folk trio offered their skills to the famed Dylan track (Blowin’ in the Wind) in a string laden rendition. Rich with golden vocals, acoustics and even a Mandolin, Rhaye, and her group would make Baez and the rest of the ‘60-s decade proud with this heartfelt version.”  
– AMERICAN SONGWRITER MAGAZINE
 
BIO:
Preeper Rhaye MacKay is a folk trio comprised of songbird and Canadian Folk Music Nominee Jessica Rhaye, guitarist Bill Preeper and multi-instrumentalist Sandy MacKay.   They began working together in the folk-rock band The Ramshackle Parade.
 
This trio has developed a Maritime Appalachian Folk sound, with a unique mix of acoustic and electric instrumentation. The singers deliver lush 3-part harmonies, weaving and sharing lead and harmony parts for their own compositions along with simple, yet elegant arrangements. It's new folk music at its finest, pulling together inspiration from the likes of Woody Guthrie, Ian Tyson, Bob Dylan. This group gets compared to a modern Peter Paul & Mary, creating an intricate vocal blend.
 
WOOD & WIRE, their new album, set for release October 2024, is Preeper Rhaye MacKay's first album as a trio.  It’s a collection of new original works and includes a special cover from the Kate and Anna McGarrigle catalogue that helps defines this trios' provenance.  The album falls on the heals of the members work together with Jessica Rhaye & The Ramshackle Parade on their critically acclaimed albums Just like a Woman - Songs of Bob Dylan (2019), and Sunshine Baby (2023).  
 
The album Wood & Wire was recorded with producer/engineer Dale Murray at the board, who was instrumental in making sure the best performance was captured as the trio performed and sang each song live to record.   
 
“We wanted Wood & Wire to be what we do as a trio.  It’s an album of folk songs with three-part harmonies” says Jessica Rhaye.  “During the recording process we would just play the songs over and over until we all felt like we got the take we wanted.  The most we played one song was seven times.  It was a very natural and refreshing process” continues Rhaye “and we achieved our goal of making a record that could have been written and recorded in the height of the Greenich Village folk scene.”     
 
ABOUT JESSICA RHAYE
Jessica Rhaye is an independent singer-songwriter and graphic design artist with 7 full length albums to her name, including her recent album Sunshine Baby, which garnered glowing buzz from Americana UK, Americana Highways, BBC Radio, Fatea UK, Great Dark Wonder, Sirius XM “North Americana”.  In a career spanning 20 years, Jessica has built an impressive list of accolades including a Canadian Folk Award Nomination and has graced many prestigious stages across Canada including the National Arts Centre, Hugh’s Room, Stan Rogers Folk Festival, Mariposa Folk Festival, Shivering Songs, and has co-written with notable artist like Ron Sexsmith, Steve Poltz, Ken Tobias, and Royal Wood. 
On Wood & Wire Jessica plays acoustic and Nashville high-strung guitars, sounding like a dulcimer. Her clear sweet voice provides the high harmony in the trio and her solid acoustic guitar playing rhythm forms the backbone of the trio’s sound and is responsible for the album’s artwork and promo material.  
ABOUT BILL PREEPER
Bill started playing folk music in the ‘80’s while working a day job at CBC and raising a family with his wife Kathy. In 2015, upon retirement and having more time to concentrate on music, he co-founded Bonnett House leading to the release of the album “Songs From Bonnett House” in 2017. The following year Bill became a member of Jessica Rhaye’s band, The Ramshackle Parade.
 
His delicate finger-picking and use of alternate tunings on guitar are inspired by the traditional and contemporary masters of folk and blues. In the vocal department, Bill shares singing with his bandmates and adds low end in the trio’s harmonies.
 
ABOUT SANDY MACKAY
Over a 40-year musical career, Sandy has toured widely, performed on stages and streets, theatre and session recordings for numerous artists.  
Sandy is a multi-instrumentalist and on Wood & Wire plays double bass, and sometimes adds mandolin and banjo. The double bass adds the bedrock to the trio’s sound, and when the bass gets bowed, brings a deep rich texture to the sound. Sandy sings tenor in the trio’s vocal mix, sometimes trading range with Jessica to reach the high harmonies in old bluegrass style.

Jessica Rhaye with Preeper & MacKay

Ottawa, Canada's capital, where stunning architecture and a vibrant art scene await! Discover the city's 29 museums, explore beautiful parks, and take leisurely walks along tree-lined streets. Immerse yourself in the beauty of gardens and indulge in chic cafes, brunch spots, and lively farmers markets. Ottawa, is a city that will capture your heart.

Ottawa, la capitale du Canada, où une architecture époustouflante et une scène artistique vibrante vous attendent ! Découvrez les 29 musées de la ville, explorez de magnifiques parcs et faites des promenades tranquilles le long des rues bordées d'arbres. Plongez-vous dans la beauté des jardins et régalez-vous dans les cafés chics, les lieux de brunch et les animés marchés de fermiers. Ottawa est une ville qui capturera votre cœur.

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