June is jam-packed! From National Indigenous History Month to Pride, from exciting theatre to Canada’s highest honours in the performing arts, our stages and spaces are brimming with stories. And keep an eye on your inbox because our new 2024-25 season goes on sale to all June 18!
Join us in June, we can’t wait to welcome you.
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National Indigenous History Month
The NAC celebrates Indigenous artists and audiences all year round.
This National Indigenous History Month, the Kipnes Lantern features Genetikos II by Richard Heikkilä-Sawan, a Two-Spirit artist exploring identity, race, and social ideologies through vibrant artwork.
Throughout June, we feature Indigenous artists in a curated collection of activities and events. Highlights include the comedy show Got Land?, Indigenous Trivia Night, the theatre production You Used to Call Me Marie..., and our Summer Indigenous Art Market!
Celebrate Pride at the NAC
Canada’s hit queer podcast Resurrection is going live at the NAC! Join us on June 13 for A Michael Callen Cabaret — a show that's half-podcast, half-cabaret, all about the life and music of early AIDS activist Michael Callen. Free admission.
Montreal-based songwriter Bells Larsen takes the Fourth Stage on June 14 with his folk-inspired sound that weaves together cathartic lyrics and memorable melodies.
Stay tuned for more updates on Pride at the NAC, including a new artwork to be displayed on the Kipnes Lantern and a series of events in August to celebrate Capital Pride!
Yeol Eum Son’s NAC Debut
June 12-13
Southam Hall
Tickets from $31
Already a living legend in Korea, pianist Yeol Eum Son makes her highly anticipated NAC Orchestra debut performing the Mount Everest of music for piano and orchestra: Sergei Prokofiev's Second Piano Concerto.
