Ottawa's Weekend: Comedy, Crafts, Sports & Arts

0:00Otto was weakened his stack with fun, from comedy to crafts and sports action, kicking things off Friday night. Comedian Neibar-Gotsie hits the Canadian Tire Center at 7pm for his big dumb eyes tour. Over at the EY Center, the original Springcraft sale runs through Sunday with more than 150 Canadian artists in showing handmade goods. Sportsman's got options too. Saturday afternoon, the Ottawa Charge host the New York sirens at 2pm, at TD Place, chasing that playoff spot. Then Sunday, the Ottawa 67s faced the Barry Colts in game 6 of the OHL playoffs if needed, tipping off at 5pm at the same spot. The art scene buzzes at the National Arts Center all weekend. Catch cicadas, Friday and Saturday in the Azureli Studio, or National Improv Homecoming Saturday at the BADS Asper Theater. Music lovers can hit Capitol Sessions Sunday with DJ Easy ELD and Effect on the 4th stage. Markets, and more, fill out the days.

1:01The 613 flea market pops up Saturday at Lansdown's Aberdeen Pavilion from 10am to 4pm, with over 150 vendors. Sunday brings the Lansdown farmers market from 9am to 3pm, plus the gym and rock show at the EY Center through the end of the weekend. Museums like the Canadian War Museum and National Gallery stay open for deep dives, while nearby Kingston and Brockville offer laughs and tunes. Grab tickets online and make your plans before they sell out. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with the Story.