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August 2026
August 8: SVA Music and Movies in the Park
Get ready for a magical summer evening at Music and Movies in the Park at Stittsville Village Square Park (6000 Abbott Street West, at Stittsville Main Street), hosted by the Stittsville Village Association. The event opens at 5:00 p.m. with a performance by The Jivewires. Formed in 1989, The Jivewires are a Canadian jump blues band inspired by the early R&B groups from the post war period who created a musical style that incorporates social satire and jazz-blues improvisations. The movie starts at dusk and features a locally produced short film called Hold and Secure, followed by Mamma Mia as the featured film. More info…
August 9: K9 Social
Take a “paws” from your busy summer schedule and come out and visit the K9 Social being held at 6977 Flewellyn Road. The event runs from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with free giveaways, snacks, drinks and even adoptable dogs on site! This event is in support of “For the Love of Dogs Ottawa: The DeSa Organization is hosting this upcoming K9 Playground, where they are working to create welcoming spaces where residents, families, and their pets can come together, build connections, and enjoy the outdoors. Their K9 Playground project is designed to provide a safe, inclusive space where dogs and their owners can socialize, stay active, and connect with other members of the community. For further information, please visit, K9 Playground
August 13: Paranormal Seeker – Adult Lecture
Step into the world of the unexplained with the Paranormal Seekers in this fascinating evening lecture. Discover how paranormal investigations are conducted, explore the technology used to search for supernatural activity, and hear firsthand accounts of the team’s most intriguing experiences during their investigations. The evening concludes with a live paranormal reading using authentic artefacts from the Museum’s collection, offering a unique opportunity to explore the stories and mysteries that may be connected to these historic objects. Whether you are a skeptic, a believer, or simply curious, this is an evening you won’t want to miss! Tickets are just $12.50 per person, and all proceeds from the event will go directly toward supporting the Museum’s educational programs, exhibitions, and community initiatives. Space is limited, so be sure to book your tickets in advance to reserve your spot. This event runs from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Goulbourn Museum, 2064 Huntley Road. For more information, please visit, Paranormal Lecture
August 15: Celebrating 10 Years of Olympic Gold with Erica Wiebe
We invite the entire community to come together to celebrate her legacy, inspire the next generation of athletes, and enjoy a wonderful afternoon with neighbours, friends, and family. This is a free, all-ages event open to everyone. Come watch incredible wrestling, grab a bite from local food trucks, and hear from some very special guests. More info…
August 15: Kiwanis Kanata–Stittsville Free Family Movie Night!
The Kiwanis Kanata–Stittsville Free Family Movie Night will be presenting “Harold & The Purple Crayon” starting at dusk at Village Square Park (Abbott Street & Stittsville Main Street). The concession stand will be open for purchases with popcorn, candy floss, sweets, beverages. Come at 7:00 P.M and bring your own chairs and blankets! Sit back and enjoy a free movie under the stars!
August 19: Book Binding Adult Workshop
The Goulbourn Museum invites you to discover the art of traditional bookbinding in this hands-on workshop. Guided by our instructor, you will learn the step by step process of creating your own handmade book from start to finish. Once your book is assembled, you will personalize it by filling its pages with a themed collage of your choosing, creating a one of a kind keepsake that reflects your creativity. Join us for an inspiring evening that combines artistic expression with a deeper appreciation for the history of everyday objects. The cost is $45 and includes all supplies and light refreshments. This workshop is designed for participants ages 16 and up and runs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The Museum is located at 2064 Huntley Road. Click here to register…
August 23: Pride Week Flag Raising Ceremony
You’re invited to join Councillor Glen’s Team, Stittsville groups, residents and special guests for the annual Stittsville Pride Week Flag Raising Ceremony. Sunday, August 23 at 11:00 a.m. at Village Square Park (6000 Abbott Street at Stittsville Main Street). All are welcome! More info…
Ongoing Events
*Note: During the holidays, schedules for weekly events are subject to change. Check with the event organizers for more information.
Every Saturday: Ottawa-Carleton Trailway parkrun (depending on the weather & trail conditions)
The Ottawa-Carleton Trailway parkrun starts on the Trans Canada Trail by the dog park pathway entrance near Shea and Granite Ridge, and will run along Robert Grant to Bobolink and back. There are no road crossings on the route. This is a 5km run suitable for all ability levels. The event runs every Saturday at 9:00 a.m. For further information, please visit parkrun Canada.
Every Sunday: Market @ The Barn
We’re back for the 2026 season! Fresh coffee, homemade pizza, fresh sourdough bread, baked treats, artisan goods, pastured meats, bath & body products… all brought to you by incredible local vendors who pour their heart into what they do. Add in live music and fresh and air you’ve got your new favourite weekend routine for the season. We can’t wait to welcome you back. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 6154 Abbott Street East. Rain or shine. Pet friendly. More info.
OPL Summer Reading Program
The Ottawa Public Library’s Stittsville Branch Summer Reading programs for children are now open for registration! Dive into a summer of discovery, creativity, and fun! The Library is located at 1637 Stittsville Main Street. For more information, and to register, please visit, Summer Reading Club
Every Wednesday: OPL English Conversation Group
The Stittsville Branch of the Ottawa Public Library’s English Conversation Group will continue through the summer. Join this free English Conversation Group to practice speaking in English in a relaxed and friendly environment. All levels are welcome to this drop-in program. The groups meet from 5:15 P.M. to 6:15 p.m. at the Ottawa Public Library, Stittsville Branch, 1637 Stittsville Main Street. For more information and to register, please visit, English Conversation Group
Every Wednesday: Euchre @ Stittsville United Church
The Wednesday afternoon euchre sponsored by the UCW of Stittsville United Church is taking a summer break. Euchre will resume on September 9 at 1:00 p.m. $5.00 for a time of fun, fellowship, euchre, and, of course, refreshments. Everyone welcome. For further information, please contact blamb05@sympatico.ca
Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: St. Thomas Clothing Drop-Off
St. Thomas Anglican Church, located at 1619 Stittsville Main, accepts gently used clothing, footwear, bedding and towels every Monday through Thursday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:40 p.m. Please do not leave clothing after these hours. They will accept clothing with no holes, rips, or pet hair and take all sizes, shoes, boots and outerwear. If you would like to volunteer with set-up, sorting or takedown, please call 613-836-5741. Please note, Food bank members get first day, and then it is open to the public. All proceeds go to the Stittsville Food Bank.
June 1- August 31: Lemonade Standemonium
Lemonade Standemonium 2026, is a community- and youth-driven fundraising initiative taking place across Ottawa this summer in support of the Ottawa Cancer Foundation. From June 1 through August 31, residents, families, and community groups are invited to host lemonade stands, with 100% of proceeds directly supporting free programs and services for individuals and families impacted by cancer in our region. This initiative provides an accessible and meaningful opportunity for residents—particularly young people—to engage in community-building while contributing to a cause that affects so many in Ottawa. Importantly, all funds raised remain local, ensuring a direct and tangible impact within our community. For more information, please take a look at the website!
September 2026
September 2: Discover Calligraphy
Discover the art of calligraphy in this hands-on workshop. Guided by Richard Draffin of the Ottawa Calligraphy Society, this workshop will teach the basics of modern calligraphy, exploring contemporary lettering and traditional techniques. The step by step process is designed for beginners and no previous experience is needed, our smaller class size provides a supportive learning experience. Join us for an inspiring evening that combines artistic expression with a deeper appreciation for the history of everyday objects. This workshop is designed for participants ages 16 and up. This event will be help from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Goulbourn Museum, 2064 Huntley Road. Please register here to ensure your spot! The cost is $45 and includes all supplies and light refreshments.
September 11 & 12: Next to New Blowout Clothing Sale
Come and grab the savings at this year’s blowout clothing sale, by the St. Thomas Anglican Church Women Each item is only $1.00 with proceeds going to the Stittsville Food Bank! The sale will be held at the St. Thomas Church which is located at 1619 Stittsville Main Street. For further information, please visit, here
Date to be announced
Stittsville Pathfinder Girl Guides and Venture Scouts – Poole Creek Invasive Species Clean Up and Health Monitoring
This spring, youth and leaders from the Stittsville Pathfinder Girl Guides and Venture Scouts will unite for a hands‑on environmental stewardship day at the Poole Creek Wetland, working together to protect one of the community’s most treasured natural spaces. Guided by expert naturalists from the Ottawa Stewardship Council and the Friends of the Stittsville Wetlands, participants will learn to identify and remove invasive plant species while gaining practical insight into wetland ecology and conservation. Youth will also collect biodiversity data using the iNaturalist platform, contributing meaningful citizen‑science information to help monitor the health of the ecosystem. This immersive experience not only improves habitat quality and supports long‑term ecological resilience but also cultivates environmental leadership, scientific literacy, and a deeper sense of civic responsibility among the next generation of Stittsville community stewards.
POSTPONED: Cricket Festival at Bradley Craig Park
The Stittsville Cricket Club is excited to invite the community to a vibrant Cricket Festival at Bradley Craig Park from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., bringing neighbours together for a fun, welcoming day celebrating the sport of cricket. This family‑friendly event aims to strengthen community connections while introducing residents of all ages to one of the world’s most popular sports through demonstrations, hands‑on activities, and opportunities to learn and play. Whether you’re a seasoned player or brand new to the game, the festival promises an enjoyable way to get active, meet new people, and experience something new. Join neighbours at Bradley Craig Park, 331 Cranesbill Road, for a day of cricket, community spirit, and healthy outdoor fun! New date to be announced for August or September.