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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 under the baton of conductor Sarah Hicks, as they present the captivating 'Monster Mixtape' on October 29, 2025, at Southam Hall. This concert promises a dynamic fusion of classical mastery and innovative programming, showcasing the orchestra's commitment to pushing artistic boundaries. Known for its vibrant contributions to Canada's cultural landscape, the NAC Orchestra regularly engages in educational initiatives, offering workshops that empower teachers to integrate music into their curricula and fostering a new generation of music lovers. Celebrated for its inventive performances and community involvement, the orchestra has collaborated with renowned artists and institutions to mark significant cultural milestones and explore the therapeutic potential of sound through groundbreaking research projects. Don't miss this chance to experience the orchestra's enchanting melodies live—an unforgettable night of music that celebrates tradition, innovation, and the joy of shared artistic experience. Join us at Southam Hall and create lasting memories with your family while immersing yourself in a truly inspiring concert.

National Arts Centre Orchestra Concerts Southam Hall at National Arts Centre

Southam Hall at the National Arts Centre stands as one of Ottawa’s premier venues for world-class performances, renowned for its exceptional acoustics and intimate atmosphere. It regularly hosts the NAC Orchestra, including distinguished conductors like Sarah Hicks, providing audiences with unforgettable musical experiences. The hall has a storied history, including memorable performances such as the annual presentation of 'Madama Butterfly,' which attracts opera enthusiasts from across Canada. In 2008, Southam Hall was the site of a historic concert featuring the prestigious ensemble under Sir Simon Rattle’s baton, showcasing its reputation for hosting internationally acclaimed artists. Its acoustics have been praised in recent reviews, notably following a 2022 performance of Verdi’s 'Requiem,' where critics lauded the clarity and richness of sound. The hall’s design features private viewing boxes that offer an intimate setting, allowing guests to feel closer to the performers, along with a welcoming lobby that serves as a gathering space before and after events. Named after the Southam family, whose contributions significantly shaped Canada’s cultural landscape, Southam Hall continues to be a vibrant hub for musical excellence in Ottawa.

Best Value Tickets

Seats in the Front Orchestra Rows FF, F, and E offer excellent acoustics and close-up views of the performers at a reasonable price. These sections provide a balance between affordability and a compelling concert experience, with Row FF in the Front Orchestra priced at $36, giving a great value for proximity and sound clarity.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Sections Mezzanine Left/Right Rows F and E at $36-$42 are ideal for a good balance of view, sound, and availability. These seats are elevated enough to see the stage comfortably without the premium cost of the front rows, offering clear sightlines to the orchestra and soloist.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Seats in Orchestra Left Row L ($52), Row P ($42) and Orchestra Right Row U ($36) provide higher-tier experiences with better acoustics and viewing angles, especially Rows L and P on the left side. These are suitable if you prefer a more central position or specific seating preferences but come at a higher price point.

Premium or Last-Minute

Premium seats include Orchestra Left Row J ($63), offering the closest view with an unobstructed sightline directly facing the stage. Last-minute options tend to be in the less expensive sections like Rows E and F in Balcony or Orchestra U at $36, which still provide a good experience due to the hall's acoustics and layout.

Section & View Highlights

  • Front Orchestra FF & F: Best proximity, immersive experience, great acoustics, priced at $36-$42.
  • Mezzanine E & F: Elevated view, good balance of price ($36-$42), and sightlines.
  • Orchestra J ($63): Premium experience with prime central positioning and close-up views.
  • Rows D & E in Amphitheatre Left/Right: Good view with moderate prices ($42-$47), slightly behind the front rows but still close enough for an intimate experience.
  • Balcony Rows F & E: Affordable options with decent sightlines, especially in Balcony Left/Right at $36-$42.
  • Seats in Rows N & U: Higher or lower tier, with Row N at $47 and Row U at $36, offering various vantage points across the hall.

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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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