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PAL Place is being designed to include units designated for artists and arts workers with disabilities Learn more about what accessibility will look like at PAL Place!

The Boys are back for another night of music, dancing, and raffle prizes! Join us Thursday, May 9th, at The Rainbow. Proceeds are in support of PAL Ottawa.

PAL Ottawa hit the airwaves in January with Leah Cogan, her husband Chris, and local musician Chas Guay playing original music and covers, and discussing affordable housing for arts workers. Listen now to the CKCU FM interview.

PAL Ottawa has had an incredible year! Read all about it in our 2023 highlights. 

PAL Ottawa has benefitted from Don’s knowledge and expertise as the Treasurer for over three years. He provides incredible support for the organization, and this year he went the extra mile, raising over $10,000 through a silent auction of his very own art. Learn more about this incredible fundraising event and Don's art career. 

PAL Ottawa celebrates and thanks Di Kirkwood for her long-standing support of the Arts in Ottawa.

By day, the 20th Century Boys work in politics, media, law and technology. By night they play music and have raised thousands for local charities. PAL Ottawa is lucky to be this year's recipient for their 19th annual Christmas bash concert. Click for more event information.

Theatreks is heading to Montreal's Segal Centre Sunday, December 3rd for the new play, Boy Falls From The Sky. By registering for this trip, you will be supporting PAL Ottawa and our mission to provide affordable housing for senior artists and arts workers.

We are proud to announce Theatreks as a new supporter of PAL Ottawa! By attending trips organized by Theatreks, you are supporting PAL Ottawa and our services which help support senior artists and arts workers. For more information on Theatreks and their upcoming trips, click and read this post.

A letter from Peter Haworth, PAL Ottawa's former Chair.

PAL Ottawa is busy spreading the word to senior artists and arts workers about our upcoming affordable housing project, PAL Place. Set to open in 2025, artists and arts workers should apply NOW!

CALL TO VISUAL ARTISTS: Deadline February 24, 2023.
Radical Connections is looking for a Visual Artist to participate in a project which brings the art of storytelling both verbal and visual to the context of palliative care. The visual artists' work will be on display at the Ottawa Art Gallery, Bruyère, and at an academic or medical conference in 2024. For more information, please read the rest of the article.

As 2022 comes to an end, we’d like to take a moment to share with you and appreciate some big moments from the past 12 months.