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Patti Normand at ArtsPark2008 ArtsPark 2004 GCTC is moving to the QUADSelf-portrait by QUAD artist Dalal Chuaqui Heritage restoration Lucky Ron at ArtsPark 2007 In the heart of Ottawa, Canada, you'll discover a beautiful, historic and creative neighbourhood that has been ranked as one of the best anywhere. In its April 2007 number, enRoute magazine named Hintonburg one of the top ten emerging neighbourhoods in Canada. The same month, Ottawa Magazine said Hintonburg is "hot" and credits our QUAD arts district as the reason residents think we're "cool". Then in June 2007, the Financial Times of London noted that the 'Burg is "thriving again" and the Ottawa Citizen, in a March 2008 editorial, declared "The changing nature of the neighbourhood is fascinating to watch... There is a hip, urban edge." So come explore the living or arts or business opportunities in Hintonburg -- you're sure to get a warm welcome.

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Coming up in Hintonburg

Summer Saturday Nights at the Movies
Free double-bills presented by the Hintonburg Community Centre, Hintonburg Community Association and its corporate community supporters. The indoor early show is geared to children 5-12 years old and the later outdoor show will be most enjoyed by youth 10-16. Snacks available at reasonable cost.
Hintonburg Community Centre, 1064 Wellington Street in the QUAD

Shakespeare in the Park
 Tuesday 29 July 7 pm FREE
 A Company of Fools: “Romeo and Juliet”
Sponsored by the Hintonburg Community Association; a hat will be passed for donations --$10 suggested; bring blankets or lawn chairs; cold soft drinks available; in case of rain, the show will move indoors
Hintonburg Park, behind the Community Centre (1064 Wellington)

Cyclelogik
Ongoing
Revlutionary Art: the Big Fun Bike Art Show
1111a Wellington Street W near Rosemount in the QUAD arts district

Parkdale Gallery
To 20 July
New Canadians featuring Canadian based artists from India, Sudan, Mexico, Romania, Netherlands, Moldova and El Salvador
229 Armstrong Street in the QUAD, across from Parkdale Market, Wednesday to Sunday noon to 6pm

Cube Gallery
Through 20 July
Night Vision:The Ottawa Watercolour Society’s 58th juried show
7 Hamilton Avenue N in the QUAD, adjacent to Parkdale Market, Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 6pm

Cambridge Design Gallery
Until 19 July
Pine and Marble Rock, new paintings by Kathrine Christensen
1282c Wellington Street West near Caroline just west of Holland
Patrick John Mills Contemporary Fine Art Gallery
Ongoing
Red Blood and White Bones featuring Patrick John Mills, Mimi Richard-Golding and Pedro Isztin
286 Hinchey Avenue (off Armstrong, two blocks east of Parkdale) in the QUAD; Friday to Sunday noon to 5pm

Gallery 155b

Ongoing
Currently featuring work by Karina Bergmans, Shane Cooper, Christopher Healey and others

155b Loretta Avenue N (side door) near Gladstone in the QUAD, Wednesday to Friday 1pm-6pm, weekends 11am-4pm

Fritzi Gallery
Back with the new GCTC season this fall
1233 Wellington Street West (at Holland in the GCTC building) in the QUAD, weekdays 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 4pm, Sunday 12pm to 4pm

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Our arts-friendly, historic neighbourhood is bordered Scott Street on the north, the O-Train line to the east,
the Queensway on the south (Highway 417) and Holland Avenue to the west.