The BeaverTails Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival is going virtual for 2021. Taking place February 5-21, the festival can be enjoyed right from the comfort of your own home and will feature performances from an all Canadian lineup, activities and visual arts presentations.
The performances will kick off with folk duo Moonfruits on Friday, February 5. They will be followed up by festival veterans The Chinese Canadian Children Choir of Canada on Saturday, February 6.
Alternative R&B artist Melo Griffith will take front and centre on Tuesday, February 9. Canadian Folk Music Award nominees for Ensemble of the Year and Emerging Artist of the Year, Silent Winters, follows two days later on Thursday February 11.
On Saturday, February 13 Ottawa rockers, Taming Sari, will make their appearance. Award winning Métis singer-songwriter, Amanda Rheaume, will perform on Tuesday, February 16. Lastly, on Thursday February 18, the Godfather of PowWowStep, DJ Shub, will make his mark and get everyone off their seats.
For further information on the event and to check out artist bios, head on over to the BeaverTails Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival website.
The performances will kick off with folk duo Moonfruits on Friday, February 5. They will be followed up by festival veterans The Chinese Canadian Children Choir of Canada on Saturday, February 6.
Alternative R&B artist Melo Griffith will take front and centre on Tuesday, February 9. Canadian Folk Music Award nominees for Ensemble of the Year and Emerging Artist of the Year, Silent Winters, follows two days later on Thursday February 11.
On Saturday, February 13 Ottawa rockers, Taming Sari, will make their appearance. Award winning Métis singer-songwriter, Amanda Rheaume, will perform on Tuesday, February 16. Lastly, on Thursday February 18, the Godfather of PowWowStep, DJ Shub, will make his mark and get everyone off their seats.
For further information on the event and to check out artist bios, head on over to the BeaverTails Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival website.
