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guys bluesfest was everything and more i missed him so so much. so happy i got to experience him headlining a festival :’)
He’s genuinely so amazing im crying
guys he was dancing during natasha bedingfields set i love him so much help im so excited
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Bluesfest adding a free daytime twist
Ottawa’s Bluesfest is planning to introduce free daytime programming as part of celebrations for the city’s 200th anniversary. The festival, already known for its major summer concerts, is expanding its offerings to include events that are open to the public earlier in the day.
These daytime activities are meant to be more accessible, giving people a chance to take part without needing tickets to the main evening shows. The added programming is expected to highlight local culture and community involvement while tying into the broader milestone for Ottawa.
Organizers are positioning it as a way to bring more people into the festival atmosphere, especially families and those who might not عادة attend the ticketed performances. It blends the large-scale music event with a more open, city-wide celebration.
My Thoughts: It’s a nice shift — big festivals can feel a bit gated, so opening part of it up changes the vibe entirely.