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National Arts Centre Orchestra Southam Hall at National Arts Centre Tickets & Info

Experience an extraordinary evening with the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Southam Hall on April 2, 2026. Under the visionary baton of conductor Andrey Boreyko, this concert promises an exhilarating blend of timeless masterpieces by Ravel and Shostakovich. Renowned for its innovative programming and deep community roots, the orchestra frequently features works by local composers from Ottawa and surrounding regions, enriching its performances with regional talent. Celebrated for engaging audiences of all ages, the NAC Orchestra launched its Family Adventure series in 2008, making classical music accessible and exciting for young listeners. The ensemble boasts a diverse roster of musicians representing various cultural backgrounds, reflecting Ottawa’s vibrant multicultural community. Don't miss your chance to experience this memorable concert—tickets are in high demand and include a complimentary parking pass for a seamless evening. Capture the moment and share your enthusiasm for this musical celebration, where rich symphonic sounds meet heartfelt community spirit. Join fellow classical music enthusiasts for an unforgettable night of artistry and innovation at the National Arts Centre.

National Arts Centre Orchestra Concerts Southam Hall at National Arts Centre

Southam Hall at the National Arts Centre stands as an iconic venue renowned for its exceptional acoustics and intimate atmosphere, making it the premier destination for live classical performances in Ottawa. This historic hall has hosted unforgettable moments, including the celebrated 2001 concert by the National Arts Centre Orchestra marking the 100th anniversary of Igor Stravinsky’s birth, a performance that showcased the orchestra’s precision and emotional depth. In 1996, Southam Hall underwent significant renovations, enhancing its sound quality and increasing seating capacity to ensure a more immersive and comfortable experience for audiences. The hall’s design fosters a powerful connection between performers and spectators, allowing audiences to feel the nuances of every note. Notably, in 1984, it was the venue for a historic performance by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, commemorating its golden jubilee. Upcoming performances by the National Arts Centre Orchestra, such as the concert conducted by Andrey Boreyko featuring works by Ravel and Shostakovich, continue to highlight Southam Hall’s reputation for excellence. Conveniently located near the Canadian Tulip Festival main site and the Ottawa Art Gallery, Southam Hall remains a cultural hub that consistently delivers memorable musical experiences.

Best Value Tickets

For the most affordable options that still offer good views, consider seats in the Amphitheatre Left/Right Sections, Rows F at $36 or Balcony Right, Row F at $36. These seats provide a clear view of the stage while maintaining a budget-friendly price.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

The Mezzanine Sections, Rows E and F priced at $42 offer a balanced view with good proximity to the stage, ample availability, and moderate pricing. These seats are ideal for enjoying the concert with a good sense of immersion without paying premium prices.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Higher-tier seats such as Orchestra Rows J and K at $58-$63 provide closer proximity to the stage, offering a more intimate experience. These are suitable for those seeking premium views and enhanced acoustics, though at higher prices.

Premium or Last-Minute Seats

Premium seats include Orchestra Rows L, M, N, P at $42-$52, especially in Row L and M, which are closer to the center. Last-minute options might also be found in these sections, providing excellent views and acoustics for a slightly higher investment.

Section & View Highlights

  • Orchestra Sections: Best for close-up views; Rows J and K are slightly higher but still offer excellent sightlines. Rows L to P are more affordable and still provide good stage visibility.
  • Mezzanine Sections: Elevated view with a broad perspective of the stage, ideal for a balanced experience at moderate prices.
  • Balcony Sections: Slightly elevated, offering a great overview of the entire stage, with F rows providing the best value among balconies.

Differences in Rows & Sections

  • Rows J & K (Orchestra): Closer to the stage, offering immersive experience and better acoustics, priced at around $58-$63.
  • Rows L & M (Orchestra): Slightly farther back but still close, at ~$52-$58, balancing price and view.
  • Mezzanine Rows E & F: Elevated seats that provide a good vantage point at $42-$47, ideal for those wanting a broader stage view without premium cost.
  • Balcony Rows D & E: Higher elevation but still with a clear line of sight, priced at $36-$42, suitable for budget-conscious attendees.

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Parking & Directions for National Arts Centre Orchestra Southam Hall at National Arts Centre


53 Elgin Street, Ottawa, ON
K1P 5W1, CA


1. NAC Underground Garage - 0.1 km, approx. $20/day
2. City Hall Parking - 0.4 km, approx. $15/day
3. Ottawa Convention Centre - 0.5 km, approx. $18/day
4. Rideau Centre - 0.6 km, approx. $22/day
5. Street Parking - 0.2 km, approx. $3/hour


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