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FESTIVAL INTERNATIONALE JAZZ OTTAWA [1 record]

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Record 1 2007-02-15

English

Subject field(s)
  • Names of Events
  • Performing Arts
OBS

The Ottawa International Jazz Festival is the National Capital Region's première music event. Entering its twenty-sixth year of consecutive programming and operation, the OIJF is the second longest continuous-running jazz festival in Canada, and boasts the biggest loyal audience of any event in eastern Ontario!

French

Domaine(s)
  • Noms de manifestations et d'activités diverses
  • Arts du spectacle
OBS

Le Festival internationale de jazz d'Ottawa (FIJO) est le plus important évenement musical annuel de toute la région de la Capitale nationale. Comptant maintenant vingt trois années de programmation consécutives, le FIJO est le deuxième plus ancien festival de jazz au Canada et il peut se vanter d'avoir conquis le plus vaste et le plus fidèle public de tous les évenements semblables tenus dans l'Est de l'Ontario!

Spanish

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