Archived News Items - Website
August 31, 2007		NACOcast - 31.08.2007 - Susan Platts The NACOcast is a downloadable audio programme with host Christopher Millard, principal bassoon, NAC Orchestra.
December 06, 2006		ArtsAlive.ca gets a makeover! -- NAC performing arts education website re-launches with a fresh new look and easier-than-ever navigation ArtsAlive.ca
October 24, 2006		National Arts Centre Orchestra led by Music Director Pinchas Zukerman embarks on Quebec Tour, Nov. 11 to 20, 2006, including 60 educational events A distinguishing feature of any National Arts Centre Orchestra tour is educational outreach to children and youth.
February 02, 2006		ArtsAlive.ca launches all-new Dance module New module makes National Arts Centre performing arts education website truly four websites in one The Dance module, with its theme entitled Step Up to Dance, shows the NAC’s belief in arts education and the development of young audiences.
October 19, 2004		From Sophocles to Michel Tremblay by way of Berlin’s Schaubühne Theatre! -- Check out the new French Theatre module of ArtsAlive.ca, the NAC’s performing arts education website ArtsAlive.ca – French Theatre is aimed at young people between 13 and 18
March 27, 2003		National Arts Centre's English Theatre Educational Website goes online on World Theatre Day ArtsAlive.ca brings Canadian English-language Theatre to life for students, parents and teachers!
September 17, 2002		National Arts Centre to Hold its Annual Public Meeting on September 21 The meeting will be broadcast live on the Web beginning at 14:00 and can be viewed by visiting www.nac-cna.ca
September 06, 2002		The National Arts Centre's popular Live Rush™ programme expands as it enters its third successful year In Ottawa-Gatineau, students have access to hundreds of NAC produced events for only $9.50
April 22, 2002		National Arts Centre Brings Live RushTM Pilot Project to Calgary in September 2002 -- Innovative student ticket programme promises to be "Attending live theatre, dance, music, orchestra and opera performances for about the price of a movie: who would have thought it was possible?"