Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire ?
We’re still enjoying the pretty part of winter, and slowing down a little in the process
We’re still enjoying the pretty part of winter, and slowing down a little in the process
There’s a lot to take in from the recent announcement of more than 100 shows.
NAC Presents updated their listings overnight.
Here’s some great Canadian music to discover.
Randy Bachman plays the National Arts Centre’s Southam Hall on Saturday, March 3.
Pierre Kwenders plays the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage on Saturday, January 20 at 8:30pm.
Hillsburn play the National Arts Centre Fourth Stage on January 19 at 8:30pm. Devarrow will open the sold out show.
Sarah Slean will be performing at the National Arts Centre on October 17 and 18. Apt613 contributor Maria-Helena Pacelli spoke with her ahead of her arrival in Ottawa.
While outdoor summer jazz concerts are just wistful memories now, there is a lot of great music for jazz fans to look forward to.
Colin Noden “This was one you’ll be talking about for years. A musician at the top of his game. The only reason that statement may not be true is if Bruce Cockburn continues to improve. And from what I experienced, that may be the case.”
Tickets go on sale on Monday, May 15 at 10am.
The Writes of Spring tour comes to the NAC Theatre (1 Elgin St) on April 28 at 7:30pm.
Joel and Bill Plaskett perform at the National Arts Centre on March 18. Apt613 has a pair of tickets to give away.
The founding member of Great Big Sea, performing at the NAC this weekend, on recovery, secrets, and moving to Ottawa.
Canada’s beloved national showcase for the performing arts, the National Arts Centre, is undergoing both an internal and external transformation, the first largest redevelopment of the building in its almost 50-year existence.