Welcome to Radical Events Ottawa! Learn more about the list here. See the full calendar here.
Please Note: Events listed on this calendar are not organized by the Punch Up Collective unless otherwise noted in the event details.
Human rights activists have tried everything from determined demonstrations to private meetings with politicians to get Canada to act. It is all useful. But we have not been able to convince Canadians or our politicians that Canada can and should do something to stop the genocide in Gaza. The Ottawa Forum on Israel Palestine invites […]
We will be joined by Carrie Batt, founder of SEOL CARE for a presentation and discussion about disability at end of life. Carrie trains people with disabilities, their loves ones, and service providers on how to develop a disability informed approach to end of life and grief support. She also offers disability competent end of […]
Join Amnesty International's Book Club for a live online event for World Refugee Day with Vinh Nguyen, Canadian author of the memoir The Migrant Rain Falls in Reverse, in conversation with host Pacinthe Mattar. Register for the free Zoom presentation With the Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975, the U.S. war in Vietnam ended, but […]
Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at the Bytown Museum with an Indigenous Pop-Up Market and a day full of engaging, family-friendly programming and free museum admission! Shop handmade goods from local First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists and makers Take part in fun craft making Learn about Indigenous medicines and history through touch tables and […]
Be a part of the conversation: we need to get governments to move forward - meaningfully - on sustainable energy development. We will be part of a nation-wide "climate Sun Day" on September 21st. Communities across the country will talk about alternative sources of energy currently being developed and point to ways to ramp up […]
Fight for Landlord Licensing REMINDER that ACORN's BIG citywide Healthy Homes Meeting is right around the corner! Landlords have had free reign for far too long. ACORN will be presenting and pushing our landlord licensing campaign - a tool to keep landlords accountable for their horrific neglect of our units. We'll be listening to ACORN […]
Join us for IJV Ottawa’s Summer Social! 📍 Hintonburg Park, 49 Fairmont Ave 🕠 Thursday, June 26 at 5:30pm 📆 RSVP at the link in bio We’re gathering for an evening to connect, eat, and build community. There’ll be a potluck, so bring a dish if you can, and we’re also hosting an art build […]
EVENT SCHEDULE 6:30pm DOORS OPEN 6:50pm INTRODUCTION 7:00pm STORIES FROM QUEER ELDERS 7:45pm DRAG w/ Mx.Tique and Steven King's Daughter 8:15pm INTERMISSION! - Zine making with the Queer Zine Collective (supplies will be available but we also encourage you to bring your own!). - Harm reduction & resources from MAX Ottawa. -Tenant resources from Neighbourhood […]
For one year, the Drug User Liberation Front sold pure cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine to drug users on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, and no one died. Now, the founders are facing life in jail, and they need your help. Find out more at this event! Live in Ottawa Ontario University of Ottawa Faculty of Social Sciences […]
The Ottawa Anarchist Bookfair is run by a group of local anarchists and anarchic-organizers who are interested in cultivating a culture of autonomous and decentralized organizing in so-called ottawa. Our fair will have a mixture of literature (books, zines, etc.) relevant to anarchism/anti-oppression/organizing, community-run workshops & skillshares, and tabling from autonomous community groups and organizers. […]
INSAF UOttawa, Students for Justice in Palestine CU and the Palestinian Youth Movement invites you to our screening of “The Encampments” by Watermelon Pictures. This powerful documentary captures the student-led resistance at Columbia and campuses across North America, demanding divestment from genocide. This time last year Ottawa students and community members joined this global movement […]
Chief Pinesi Day is held annually on July 1 in New Edinburgh park to celebrate the Algonquin Anishinaabe history of the area. It is an opportunity for learning and reconciliation. Participate in Chief Pinesi Day on July 1, from 9 am to 2 pm, in New Edinburgh Park, at 203 Stanley Avenue. This special day, which is […]
