CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa this weekend. Ottawa Redblacks The Ottawa Redblacks host the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Friday night at TD Place. Kick off is 7 p.m. The Redblacks will mark Truth and Reconciliation Week, with special elements, including orange warm-up jerseys and Indigenous themed helmet logos. For tickets, visit www.ticketmaster.ca. Panda Game There will be Panda-monium at TD Place on Sunday for the annual Panda Game. The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees face the Carleton Ravens in the annual football game for City of Ottawa bragging rights. Kick off is 12 p.m. For tickets, visit www.ticketmaster.ca. Ottawa 67’s The Ottawa 67’s host the Erie Otters on Saturday afternoon at the Arena at TD Place. Game time is 3 p.m. For tickets, visit www.ticketmaster.ca. Metcalfe Fair Don’t miss the Metcalfe Fair this weekend. The Metcalfe Fair includes Robertson Amusements Midway, livestock and horse shows, agricultural education exhibits, homecraft exhibits, demotion derby, entertainment and more. The 170th Metcalfe Fair runs until Sunday at 2821 8th Line Road in Metcalfe. Ottawa Fall Home Show Check out the latest in home décor, design, landscaping and more this weekend at the Ottawa Fall Home Show. Guest speakers include Sarah Richardson, Chris Palmer and Anita Murray. The Ottawa Fall Home Show runs until Sunday at the Cohere Centre. Fall Rhapsody Check out the colours in Gatineau Park and across Ottawa during Fall Rhapsody. The NCC is inviting people to explore the fall colours at several locations, including Pink Lake and Champlain Lookout in Gatineau Park, at Major’s Hill Park and at the Mer Bleue Bog. The NCC is running a free shuttle bus from Ottawa-Gatineau to the Gatineau Park visitor centre on weekends in October. For more information, visit https://ncc-ccn.gc.ca/events/fall-rhapsody. Championship Boxing See Championship Boxing at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Ottawa on Saturday night. Kingston’s Javon Blackstock-Sewell faces Devin Tomko in the Canadian Cruiserweight Championship. Ottawa’s Adrien Davin Carrasco faces Pablo Acevedo in Super Feather action, while Ottawa’s McCainly Thomas meets Richard Olle. For tickets, visit www.ticketmaster.ca. National Arts Centre Here is a look at what’s happening at the National Arts Centre this weekend: Events happening in Ottawa Capital Wedding Show Walk down the aisles and plan your dream wedding at the Capital Wedding Show. Wedding professionals will be at the Ottawa Conference and Event Centre on Sunday for the show, helping you plan your special day. 613flea 613flea returns to Lansdowne on Saturday, with 150 vendors. Check out the ever-changing marketplace featuring eclectic goods, handmade, antiques, vintage clothing, great foods and one-of-a-kinds. Lansdowne Farmers Market The Lansdowne Farmers’ Market outdoor market season is underway. Join over 75 vendors at Aberdeen Square at Lansdowne every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ByWard Barket Sunday is for the dogs in the ByWard Market. The ByWard Barket is Sunday with pet-themed activities and events. FrightFest The Haunting Season is underway at Saunders Farm. FrightFest kicks off this weekend – the spine-tingling nighttime experience that features a Haunted Hayride, the Barn of Terror, the Shambles, The Sawmill, the Cemetery Scare Zone and more. FrightFest runs until Oct. 31. For tickets, visit the Saunders Farm website. PumpkinFest also kicks off this weekend at Saunders Farm. skreamers The Halloween season is underway at sKreamers. sKreamers is at Proulx Farm at O’Toole Road in Ottawa’s east end. It includes a wild wagon ride, the Side Laboratory and Front Barn. For tickets, visit https://skreamers.ca/. Acres of Terror It’s the 34th year of Acres of Terror at Cannamore Orchard in Crysler. Check out the Spooky Wagon Ride, the House of Terror, the Spooky Village and the Fog Maze. Acres of Terror runs until Halloween. Pumpkinferno Pumpkins light up the Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg this Halloween. Pumpkinferno is a one-of-a-kind outdoor magical experience, with thousands of hand-crafted pumpkins coming to life along the streets and paths of the historic landscape. For tickets and information, visit https://www.uppercanadavillage.com/event/pumpkinferno/. Fort Fright Fort Fright returns to the historic walls of Fort Henry in Kingston this Halloween. The outdoor haunted experience runs until Oct. 31. Check out the Survive the Night and Dark Night areas. For tickets and information, visit https://www.forthenry.com/event/fort-fright/. Museums Visit each museum’s website for details. Things to do in Kingston Things to do in Brockville Things to do in Cornwall
