What’s on in Ottawa this weekend?

Ottawa - Richmond Fall Fair
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By Alex Black

Posted Sep 20, 2024 08:58:59 AM.

Last Updated Sep 20, 2024 10:35:14 AM.

Autumn arrives in Ottawa on Sunday and there are plenty of fall-themed activities to keep you busy this weekend!

Here is your rundown:

Richmond Fair: Friday, Sept. 19 – Sunday, Sept. 22
A community showcase of arts, crafts, livestock, produce, and much more! The fair features events such as agriculture shows, demolition derby, live entertainment, rock climbing, games, rides, and more providing days worth of fun and entertainment for the whole family.
6121 Perth Street, Richmond.
https://richmondfair.ca/

Taste of Wellington West: Saturday, Sept. 21
More than 50 Hintonburg and Wellington Village restaurants and shops will be offering free food samples, discounts, sales and entertainment.
Wellington West neighbourhood.
https://wellingtonwest.ca/taste-of-wellington/

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Autumn Treasures Market: Saturday, Sept. 21
Embrace the vibrant colours and crisp air of fall at this local market, a seasonal celebration that unites the community. Dogs are more than welcome!
Shenkman Arts Centre, 245 Centrum Boulevard.
https://shenkmanarts.ca/en/autumn-treasures-market

Dominion City Oktoberfest: Saturday, Sept. 21
Festive music, traditional games, a Bavarian-inspired bierhalle, covered outdoor seating and standing room.
Dominion City Brewing Co., 15-5510 Canotek Road.
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/dcbc-oktoberfest-tickets-1007554090407

A7G Pow Wow: Saturday, Sept. 21 (12 p.m. to 6 p.m.)
This Pow Wow is to honour Indigenous childen of the past, present and future.
Vincent Massey Park – Unceded Algonquin Territory (Ottawa)
Learn more here.

Canada Army Run: Saturday, Sept. 22
From the cannon used as a starter’s pistol to the “dog-tag” medals all participants receive when they cross the finish line, Canada Army Run is military in flavour from beginning to end.
2 Queen Elizabeth Driveway
http://www.armyrun.ca

Orleans Oktoberfest: Saturday, Sept. 21
Enjoy delicious food, drinks, and live entertainment, as well as draws and prizes.
Orléans Brewing Co., 4380 Innes Road.
Learn more here.

Walk for Dementia: Saturday, Sept. 21
Join a one kilometre Walk to mark World Alzheimer’s Day.
Bring your family and friends to honour a loved one or to support your local Dementia Society.
The Dementia Society Centre, 2327 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, Ontario
https://dementiahelp.ca/walk/

West End Studio Tour: September 21 – 22
A walking, biking, or driving tour of art studios located in two Ottawa west-end neighbourhoods.
Wellington West and Westboro neighbourhoods
https://www.westendstudiotour.com/

Visit https://ottawatourism.ca/en/event-calendar for a full rundown of events in the National Capital Region.

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