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Canadian Biker Church Holds its 10th Annual Swap Meet

by Kayla Schultz on May 15, 2013 • No Comments

Kayla Schultz explores the origin and culture of the Vanier Community Bikers' Church, and the hosting of its 10th annual Swap Meet.

Music / National

Young, Crazy Horse reunion injects grunge into American classics

by Wynn Davies on Jun 15, 2012 • No Comments

Reunited with Crazy Horse for the first time in nine years, Godfather of Grunge Neil Young has returned with album Americana, a collection of distortion-heavy forgotten American folk ballads. Photo courtesy of NRK P3.

Ottawa / Theatre

Circle Mirror Transformation evokes as much as it entertains

by Vince Rozario on May 31, 2012 • No Comments

Through deceptively simple and naturalistic storytelling, director Lise Ann Johnson reveals everyday human tragedies through a comic lens. Photo Courtesy of Andrew Alexander.

Art / National

From Paris to Pokémon, Vancouver artist inspired by life experience

by Louis Turcotte on May 9, 2012 • No Comments

Barely out of college, Vancouverite Marisa Seguin is already turning her artistic passion into a promising career in the United States. Using the infographic, go behind the scenes on the creation of "Vancouver" from her Here & There series.

Film / Toronto

Hot Docs: Editors’ Picks

by CanCulture on Apr 29, 2012 • No Comments

Hot Docs ends May 6—plan your schedule for the last week of screenings with CanCulture reviews and our editors’ picks. Scroll over the image below for more info on our 2012 Hot Docs recommended films.

Art / National

Canadian sculptor ‘very proud’ to have agricultural art featured on new stamps

by Mergime Berisha on Mar 15, 2012 • 1 Comment

Prominent Canadian artist Joe Fafard will have three of his sculptures featured on 4 million Canada Post stamps to honour his contributions to Canadian culture. Illustration by Alex Nursall.

Film / Ottawa

Wizard of Gore star sees film for first time with cult classic fans

by Gabriel Mayost on Mar 4, 2012 • No Comments

Horror lovers gathered at the Mayfair Theatre Mar. 2 to see more than just a rare screening of the cult classic, The Wizard of Gore—they came to see the wizard himself. Photo courtesy of ndh.

A week in headlines

A Week in Headlines

by Hillary Lutes on Feb 22, 2012 • No Comments

"Toronto’s Bloor Cinema to reopen its doors in March" and more in this week's headlines. Photo courtesy of HiMY SYeD.

Fashion / Ottawa

Day 1: Ottawa Fashion Week in Photos

by Portia Baladad on Feb 19, 2012 • No Comments

Photographer Portia Baladad has a round-up of all the must-see fashions from Day 1 of Ottawa Fashion Week.

Music / Ottawa

For Johnnies, there’s nothing like the nostalgia of vinyl records

by Brianna Harris on Feb 13, 2012 • 1 Comment

Ottawa band The Johnnies are signed to Pretty Bad Records—a record label that only releases 7” vinyl and digital music. Illustration by Carolyn Frank.

Features / Toronto

Ontario Place slated for a full re-opening in 2017

by Samantha Lui on Feb 1, 2012 • 2 Comments

For 40 years, Ontario Place has stood on the Toronto waterfront as an attraction for visitors around the world. First conceived at the Montreal Expo ‘67, in a bid to bring the Olympic Games to Toronto.

Film / National / Ottawa

Banff film fest visits the ByTowne

by Adrian Sheppard on Jan 31, 2012 • No Comments

The Banff Mountain Film Festival has been coming to the ByTowne since 1992 and this year, like every other, the 650 tickets sold out. Photo courtesy of akira.achura.

A week in headlines / National / Ottawa / Toronto

A Week in Headlines

by Hillary Lutes on Jan 10, 2012 • No Comments

"The L.A. Complex is sexy, smart & Canadian-made" and more in this week's headlines. Photo courtesy of Kiran Ambre.

Music / Ottawa / Reviews

Bob Seger brings his strut to Scotiabank

by Arik Ligeti on Dec 8, 2011 • No Comments

“I’ve been listening to Bob Seger my whole life,” proclaimed a lady on an OC Transpo bus making its way to Scotiabank Place Tuesday. Photo by Amanda Stephen.

Comics / Ottawa

British comics invade the NAC stage in Just for Laughs tour

by Mark Gorokhovski on Nov 6, 2011 • No Comments

Toilet humour, sex jokes, and the renowned dry British wit invaded Ottawa’s National Arts Centre on the ninth stop of the Just for Laughs Canadian comedy tour Nov. 5. Photo courtesy of Just for Laughs.

National / Politics

Occupy Ottawa Roundup

by Alex Nursall on Oct 31, 2011 • 1 Comment

Occupy Ottawa protesters said they would be occupying Confederation Park "indefinitely" when they began Oct. 15, here's a round-up of what's happened since then.

Ottawa / Photography

Ottawa Zombie Walk in Photos

by Andrew Nguyen on Oct 22, 2011 • 5 Comments

A horde of over 1000 people dressed up as zombies lurched through Ottawa's downtown core for Zombie Walk Ottawa Oct. 22.

Ottawa / Politics

Infographic: Should I attend an Occupy Wall Street protest?

by Andrew Nguyen on Oct 14, 2011 • 1 Comment

In the first part of CanCulture's coverage on Occupy Ottawa, we are taking a satirical look at whether people should attend the protest with a handy infographic. Check back later today for updates on our "Occupy Ottawa" portal.

Fashion / Ottawa

Day 3: Ottawa Fashion Week in Photos

by Portia Baladad on Oct 2, 2011 • No Comments

The celebration continued at Ottawa Fashion Week on Saturday night. Portia Baladad has all of your must-see pictures.

Art / Toronto

Nuit Blanche 2011 Toronto Guide

by Abria Mattina on Oct 1, 2011 • No Comments

CanCulture reviews the must-see exhibits at tonight's Nuit Blanche overnight celebration in Toronto. Photo courtesy of Gustavo Thomas.

Food / Ottawa

Life of Pie dishes up ‘plenty of charm’

by Kyra Springer on Sep 20, 2011 • No Comments

Customers are lining up for Life of Pie's fresh and all-natural sweet and savoury baked goods one year after moving to its new home on Bank Street.

Music / Ottawa / Reviews

Pearl Jam brings a ‘Friday night’ to Ottawa

by Arik Ligeti on Sep 15, 2011 • 1 Comment

Pearl Jam played Ottawa for the first time in six years. Twenty-nine songs and two-and-a-half hours later, they didn't disappoint.

Art / Toronto

Canadian YouTube gathering VidCan is ‘VidCon with maple syrup’

by Paddy Sreeram and Jasmine Williams on Aug 24, 2011 • No Comments

19-year old Tessa Vintar, aka. theantifrosh (right) was one of roughly 50 YouTubers to attend VidCan, a Canadian YouTube gathering in Toronto on August 20.

Food / Vancouver

Top Chef Canada winner brings French-style cuisine to Vancouver

by Melanie Moller on Aug 16, 2011 • No Comments

The clean and organized culinary style that won Dale MacKay the title of first Canadian Top Chef is a hit with guests at his upscale restaurant ensemble in downtown Vancouver.

Music / Reviews

Polaris Shortlist 2011: Ron Sexsmith

by Calvin Young on Aug 11, 2011 • No Comments

Polaris-nominated Ron Sexsmith is a known name in Canada, but not as internationally famous as some of our other celebrated folk stars.

Art / Features

B.C. artists give new life to Japanese tsunami debris

by Melanie Moller on Aug 6, 2011 • 3 Comments

Debris from Japan's tsunami will wash up on the North American west coast by 2013. While scientists can only speculate what the debris will be made of, some believe it was made for art.

Ottawa / The Weekender / Toronto

The Weekender, August 5-7

by Adella Khan on Aug 5, 2011 • No Comments

This weekend, get a Taste of the Danforth in Toronto's Greektown or check out the Ottawa Lumiére Festival.

Music / Ottawa

Q&A: Jill Barber

by Hilary Roberts on Jun 27, 2011 • 1 Comment

Canadian jazz artist Jill Barber recently released her fourth album, Mischievous Moon. She performs on the Ottawa Jazz Festival’s OLG Stage in Confederation Park tonight, June 27, at 10:30 p.m.

Music / Toronto

Bands to See at NXNE

by CanCulture on Jun 15, 2011 • No Comments

Our 10 music picks for North by Northeast, which runs through June 19. Photo courtesy of fil.zuzarte.

Doors Open / Ottawa

Doors Open Ottawa: Map Your Destination

by CanCulture on Jun 4, 2011 • No Comments

Get to know the history behind Ottawa with Doors Open Ottawa, a free event held for one weekend every year. Check out our selections of this week's sure highlights. Photo courtesy of Evan Moore.

Food / Ottawa

Kitchen Witches Cook Up Scones

by Hillary Lutes on May 12, 2011 • No Comments

Meghan Rowberry, 32, a cook at Scone Witch's Albert Street location, has been whipping up scone creations for almost six years.

Fashion / FAT

FAT: Day 2

by Sabrina Kwan on Apr 29, 2011 • No Comments

Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week (FAT) brought sustainable fashion into the spotlight on the second day with the theme “Natural Occurrences.”

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Art / Photography / Toronto

Photo Journal: Cabbagetown

by Joanne Chung on May 15, 2013 • No Comments

Joanne Chung photographs Cabbagetown in black and white, uncovering its hidden characters.

National / Your City

May Event Round-Up

by Katrina Walcott on May 15, 2013 • No Comments

Looking for interesting events full of culture to attend this month? This list is the place to look for events across Canada that may tickle your fancy and stimulate your natural, musical, or artistic sense.

Film / Hot Docs

Hot Docs: Which Way is the Frontline from Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington.

by Olivia McLeod on May 12, 2013 • No Comments

Olivia McLeod reviews James Brabazon's documentary Which Way is the Frontline from Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington, following the life of the famous war journalist.

Music / Toronto

The Grove Music Fest: shaky first steps

by Luke Ottenhof on May 10, 2013 • No Comments

Luke Ottenhof reports on the effects of the Grove Music Fest's location and line-up change, and its shared weekend with Osheaga.

Film / Hot Docs

Hot Docs: The Life and Crimes of Doris Payne

by Nicole Gabourie on May 9, 2013 • No Comments

The Life and Crimes of Doris Payne, a documentary about an international jewelry thief, premiere at the Hot Docs film festival this year. Nicole Gabouries reviews the documentary.

Music / Toronto

Arts & Crafts: 10 years old and celebrating in style

by Jes Ellacott on May 9, 2013 • 1 Comment

Canada's independent record label Arts & Crafts celebrates its 10th anniversary by having the Field Trip Music & Arts Festival in Toronto, Jes Ellacot reports.

Film / Hot Docs

Hot Docs: Dragon Girls

by Olivia McLeod on May 6, 2013 • No Comments

Olivia Mcleod reviews Dragon Girls, a documentary on the lives of three young girls enrolled in the largest martial arts school in China.

Film / Hot Docs

Hot Docs: Rent a Family Inc.

by Melissa Myers on May 6, 2013 • No Comments

Melissa Myers reviews Kaspar Astrup Schröder's documentary Rent a Family Inc., a film focused on the strange life and business of a man who rents out stand-in family members for public occasions.

Film / Hot Docs

Hot Docs: Caucus

by Anda Zeng on May 6, 2013 • No Comments

Anda Zeng reviews A.J. Schnak's Caucus, a documentary focusing on the intimate moments of Iowa's 2012 caucuses.

Film / Hot Docs

Hot Docs: Q&A with Damon Vignale

by Badri Murali on May 3, 2013 • No Comments

CanCulture's Badri Murali speaks with Damon Vignale, director of The Exhibition, about the making of his film, which follows painter Pamela Masik as she creates and tries to exhibit her artwork.

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