Ottawa's 200th Birthday Bash: Music & Community

0:00Ottawa is marking its 200th birthday with a massive collaboration alongside the popular Blues Fest on July 19th, the 200th day of the year. The City and Festival are teaming up for a full day of music, family activities, and special events at LeBretton Flats Park. Earlier this week, organizers announced free afternoon programming from noon until 4pm, featuring hands-on museum exhibits from Ingenium Circus. Films by SirConscient, Fire Service Demos, and live sets from Natalie McMaster and Family, Quire, Quire, Quire, and Lispatete's Toons. City leaders and festival bosses are thrilled about the partnership, calling it the perfect way to honor Ottawa's history with music and community, vives that will create lasting memories for everyone involved. In the evening, ticket holders can catch powerhouse acts like the Guess Who, Conor Price, the Sheet Dogs, Elisopee, and more, capped off by a stunning. Drone lights show from the city. Evening tickets are discounted to $40 through June, with 2,000 free ones going to community

1:04partners, all part of the broader. Blues Fest running July 9th through 19th, boasting headliners such as the Luminiers, Lord Huron, Gwen Stefani, and Conan Gray to keep the birthday party rocking, stand formed with Canada News, today AI-powered updates.