
Canadian Tulip Festival organizers expect north-south O-Train line to boost crowds this year
The organizer of the annual Canadian Tulip Festival says she’s expecting a big turnout this year, especially as the newly opened north-south line of the
Canadian Tulip Festival organizers expect north-south O-Train line to boost crowds this year
The organizer of the annual Canadian Tulip Festival says she’s expecting a big turnout this year, especially as the newly opened north-south line of the
‘We’re tired, but we’re proud’: Tulip festival organizers look ahead to new funding for 2025
Despite dwindling financial support and budget anxieties, this year’s Canadian Tulip Festival ended on a high note, according to executive director Jo Riding.
Rain is not dampening the flowers or the crowds, tulip festival organizer says
A little rain hasn’t slowed the Canadian Tulip Festival, which was busy as ever for its opening weekend, said executive director Jo Riding.
Feds provide $130K to support this year’s Canadian Tulip Festival
The cash-strapped Canadian Tulip Festival has received $130,000 in one-time funding from the federal government.
This year’s tulip festival creates stronger connection to ByWard Market
A closer connection between the annual Canadian Tulip Festival and the ByWard Market will have multiple benefits for residents and tourists to the city, organizers
As the Canadian Tulip Festival tries to stay afloat among financial worries, one local professional has volunteered to run communications for the organization and hopes
Tulip festival organizers aim for ‘zero-impact’ with new nighttime light show
In response to community feedback, the Tulip Festival will be introducing a new nightly light show to replace its usual Victoria Day fireworks display.
Canadian Tulip Festival: Not just for grandma anymore
This May, crowds will be welcomed back in-person to celebrate the festival’s 70th anniversary and admire the 300,000 tulips at Commissioners Park at Dow’s Lake.
Veteran marketer takes helm of Canadian Tulip Festival’s board of directors
BeaverTails founders Grant and Pam Hooker say they are resigning from the festival’s board to make way for the ‘next generation.’
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