Get ready for a night of community spirit and delicious food! The St. Philip Ladies Auxiliary is inviting neighbours and families to join them for a Family Fun Night featuring a lasagna dinner and exciting rounds of bingo. It is a great opportunity to enjoy a meal together—with hot dogs also available—while supporting a local community organization.

Get ready for an afternoon of laughter and storytelling as the North Grenville Community Theatre presents "Romance on the Road." This season’s comedies explore the relatable themes of romance, regret, friendship, and marriage. Guests can enjoy the performance along with a selection of delicious desserts.

Manotick is getting a delicious new addition to the neighborhood! After two months of warm welcomes from the community, TrueCrust is hosting its official grand opening celebration. To make the day even more special, the event aligns with the Manotick Spring Fling, making it the perfect time to head out and explore the village.

Get ready to welcome the season with Spring Fling in the Village! This community-wide celebration invites Manotick businesses to host spring or art-themed activities, workshops, and special promotions. In collaboration with the Manotick Art Association’s Inspirations Art Show & Sale, this event is designed to bring more foot traffic to the area and encourage residents to explore and support our local shops.

St. Johns Richmond is launching a new Teen Group, and they want you to be a part of it! If you are between the ages of 12 and 18, come out to enjoy a welcoming and inclusive faith-based environment. This is a great chance to meet new people, have fun, and share your ideas on what you would like to see the group do in the future.

Join Ecology Ottawa and Bird Friendly Ottawa for an insightful webinar featuring ecologist Sophie Anderson, MSc.

The Lower Ottawa Valley Chapter of the Ontario Woodlot Association is hosting its annual AGM and Conference, offering a full morning of expert-led sessions for local nature enthusiasts.

Join local author Allan McCarville for an intriguing look into the hidden history of Goulbourn Township. This presentation by the Goulbourn Township Historical Society explores local legends, from ancient seas to Hollywood stars. You will hear fascinating stories about ghosts, mysteries, and strange events that have shaped our community over the years. Everyone is welcome to attend, and you are encouraged to bring a friend or neighbour to enjoy the talk and free refreshments.

The Richmond Agricultural Society invites you to the 13th Annual Pancake Breakfast! This local favorite is the perfect way to kick off your morning with neighbors and friends while enjoying a hearty meal of pancakes, sausages, and homemade baked beans. Whether you are coming solo or bringing the whole family, there is plenty of food and community spirit to go around.

Pleo, in partnership with the Youth of Manotick Association (YOMA), is offering a free and confidential support group for parents and caregivers. This peer-facilitated space is designed for those supporting children, youth, and young adults (ages 0–25) who are facing mental health or addiction challenges. It is a welcoming environment to find community, learn from others' experiences, and share valuable resources.

Looking for a chance to connect with local law enforcement? The West District Community Police officers are hosting an informal gathering in Richmond. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, chat about neighbourhood safety, or learn how to use online reporting tools and crime prevention programs in a relaxed setting.

The Richmond Village Association is launching regular monthly meetings to bring the community together and discuss the future of our village. These meetings offer a great opportunity for all residents—whether you are a newcomer or a long-time neighbour—to hear local updates, share your ideas, and help shape the projects and programs that make Richmond a wonderful place to live.

The Manotick Horticultural Society invites you to a special evening dedicated to the "Queen of the Flowers." Guest speaker Blaine Marchand, a renowned peony expert, poet, and writer, will lead an engaging presentation on these beautiful blooms. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just starting out, everyone is welcome to attend, enjoy some social time, and learn more about the society.

Ecology Ottawa is inviting nominations for its 2026 Eco Awards. These awards were created to highlight the people, places, plants, trees, and animals of Ottawa that inspire us, bring the community together, and enrich our ecosystem.

The Manotick Legion is hosting its first annual Health & Wellness Fair specifically designed for residents aged 50 and older. This community event offers a day filled with fun, learning, and movement to support seniors and veterans in our rural areas.

Get ready for a night of creativity and community spirit! Local artists, the Paint Party Sisters, are hosting a guided paint night to support two great causes: the future North Gower Skateboard Park and upcoming community events like Canada Day. Participants will receive step-by-step instructions to create their own masterpiece while enjoying a fun, social atmosphere. Attendees are also welcome to bring their own wine or preferred beverage to enjoy during the session.

You’re invited to celebrate Holy Week with St John’s Richmond & The Parish of South Carleton.

Support a great cause and enjoy a night of live music at the upcoming fundraiser for the Canadian Veteran Service Dog Unit. This organization works to provide life-changing service dogs to Veterans and First Responders. The evening will feature a performance by the band Rust Bucket, along with door prizes and a 50/50 draw.

The North Gower Recreation Association is hosting a bottle drive to help fund the new Recreation Hub and Skatepark behind the Alfred Taylor Centre. They are currently raising the final $65,000 for the project, and the best part is that every dollar donated is matched by the City of Ottawa.

The Manotick Firefighters are hosting their annual Easter Pancake Breakfast! This is a wonderful community tradition where residents can enjoy a delicious breakfast while supporting our local fire station. It is a great way to kick off the holiday weekend with friends and neighbours.

With the Canadian Ringette Championships in town, it is the perfect time for kids to hit the ice and try the "fastest game on ice." This local event is open to children ages 4 to 15, regardless of their skating experience. Participants will be guided through fun games and activities with plenty of on-ice helpers to support both beginners and more confident skaters. All you need to bring are skates, a helmet, and winter mitts!

The Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre (WOCRC) is currently seeking new members for its Board of Directors for the 2026-27 calendar year. The Centre provides essential health and social services to residents of all ages across far west Ottawa.

The Ottawa Choral Society is pleased to announce its forthcoming fundraising event on Sunday, March 29, in partnership with the Ottawa Little Theatre’s staging of “Kimberly Akimbo”. This play has been described by the New York Daily News as “a wacky, touching and totally charming dark comedy”.

Get ready for warmer weather and join your neighbours at the North Gower Farmers' Market for their upcoming Spring Market. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore a variety of springtime delights and support local vendors.

Get ready to hop over to Munster for a morning of family fun! The Munster Community Association is hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunt, and all residents are invited to join the search for colourful eggs hidden throughout the park. It is a fantastic way to celebrate the season with your neighbours and enjoy the outdoors.

Get ready to welcome the new season at the Spring Craft Fair in Richmond! Hosted at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, this community event features a wide variety of talented local vendors. Visitors can browse unique handmade goods, enter a gift basket draw, and enjoy a selection of snacks, drinks, and sandwiches available for purchase.

Gather your friends and get ready for a night of friendly competition! St. Philip School is hosting a community Trivia Night at Danby’s Roadhouse in Richmond. It is a great chance to show off your smarts, enjoy some drinks, and participate in a 50/50 draw, all while supporting a local school. Teams of 2–6 players are welcome, and you can even arrive early to grab dinner before the questions start flying!

This is a great opportunity for residents to learn more about the association's work or share ideas for future local projects and events. The meeting is open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend and provide their input.