ottawa museums

Whether you're going on a first date in Ottawa or if you've been going on dates with your partner for years, it's always fun to mix things up from the usual dinner and drinks.

You also don't need to brave the cold Ottawa winter because there are so many fun indoor date ideas to do around the city. From playing fun games to admiring art exhibits while sipping cocktails or coffee in between, here are seven winter date ideas that aren't just grabbing a bite to eat.

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There is a new museum exhibit that just opened this September near Ottawa and it's packed with colourful nostalgia.

The Canadian Museum of History is celebrating 70 years of Canadian children's television with an exhibition called From Pepinot to Paw Patrol - Television of Our Childhoods.

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Consider your summer plans sorted, Ottawa, because you can now visit a ton of new museums in the city, and it's not all just artifacts and paintings. On June 20, Ottawa Tourism revealed 76 unofficial museums for us to celebrate all of the culture and creativity in the capital region.

So, what exactly is an unofficial museum? Well, special museum status has been given to different festivals, attractions, venues and restaurants around Ottawa as a way to attract tourists to the city and highlight some hidden gems.

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June is National Indigenous History Month, and while we have a long way to go to truly support and amplify Indigenous voices and their work, there are a bunch of things to do in Ottawa if you're looking to celebrate.

From learning about Indigenous culture in museums, through artwork and antiques, to shopping from Indigenous-owned businesses, here are some ways to honour Indigenous heritage.

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If you're looking for something new to do in the city, you can visit one of Ottawa's many museums, for free!

Instead of checking out a book, you can borrow an access pass from the Ottawa Public Library, for free general admission to museums, galleries and parks in the capital region.

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