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.
Join Carleton Climate Commons as we welcome Dr. Jennie Stephens to speak with us about the Climate Justice Universities Union. She will also examine the emerging impacts of artificial intelligence on climate, justice-centered transitions, and the future of collective climate responsibility.
"Tea for Tara" is a year-long monthly program at the Ottawa Trans Library for gathering, sharing & publishing of Trans stories & history. A year-long, community-rooted storytelling program, centered on monthly gatherings where participants share, witness, and preserve lived experiences. The program functions as a living, breathing archive, shaped by personal truth, collective care, and […]
This workshop is for organizers, especially those in formal and informal leadership roles, who are feeling overwhelmed and unsure about how to set priorities in their organizing. The workshop aims to create a space for organizers to reflect on their work and set their own priorities. The facilitator will guide participants through the following activities: […]
The circulation of gay erotica and pornography in post-war Europe was central to the development of a shared sense of identity and belonging among European gay men, one which often disrupted the Cold War geopolitical imaginaries of “East” and “West,” and thus their respective boundaries. In this talk, I will sketch those dynamics and the […]
Unikkaatuarniq | Stories of the North | Contes du NordExperience Indigenous films from the circumpolar North,Outdoors in a theatre made of snow! -Date/Location(s)-Fri./Sat., Feb. 6, & 7, 2026, 6-9pmLansdowne Park (Outside the Horticulture building & Aberdeen Pavilion ) 1000 Exhibition Way, Ottawa, ON K1S 5J3&Sun., Feb. 8, 2026, 6-9pmBeandigen Cafe 106-900 Exhibition Way, Ottawa, ON […]
For the first time in Ottawa, Laylit takes over GRIDWRKS and ANNX for an unforgettable two-floor dance party. Laylit is a platform and collective celebrating music and artists from the Arab/SWANA region and its diaspora. Over the last four years their dance parties in New York City and Montreal have carved out an unmatched place […]
Ana Falastini is finally coming to Ottawa ! Brought to you by: Falasteen Lens Society & Inspirit Foundation. In Partnership with the Association of Palestinian Arab Canadians (APAC), Palestinian Students Association - UOttawa, Palestinian Students Association - Carleton University and Ottawa Run for Palestine. Event Details: Date: Saturday, 7-February-2026 Time: 05:30 pm Location: Ben Franklin Place, […]
Faculty for Palestine at Carleton Presents: Palestine teach-in, a drop-in day of learning together about Palestine. Happening February 10th at Dunton Tower 2017 on Carleton campus. Details, along with the agenda, are available here. Looking forward to seeing many of you there!
Public health care is under attack, we must stand up and fight back!Join the Canadian Health Coalition – a coalition of 3 million health care workers and advocates – on Parliament Hill on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 12 noon ET to send a loud message to the Carney government that our public health care system […]
Come join us in person or online as we mess around and find out about making music with software. NO AI will be used. This will be peer-led At the moment this is largely a bring your own setup kind of situation, as we don't have computers for people to use. Feb 10th & 24th
This virtual event will move forward as an interview process between a member of the Historic Society of Ottawa and myself (Lynn Gehl). The questions will focus on the work I do such as the importance of the intelligence of the heart, the Algonquin story, who the Algonquin are today, the Algonquin land claim process […]
Join us for a conversation with Dr. Mary Finley-Brook on AI and Climate Deception, exploring how big tech is obscuring environmental harms, manipulating public understanding, and reinforcing extractive power structures.
