Tickets
The Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario is La Slague’s official box office. Tickets can be purchased:
By phone
Call: 705-525-5606, ext. 4.
Robert Paquette and Chuck Labelle in Noëlville
We are using a different box office for this show.
The show is a free event with suggested donations of $5 or a non perishable food item. The food will be redistributed in the communities of Noëlville and St-Charles.
Get your tickets to book your spot.
Upcoming Shows
Mariana Mazza
February 8, 2020 at 8:00pmSara Dufour & Michel Robichaud
February 21, 2020 at 8:00pmAnique Granger - SOLD OUT
May 8, 2020 at 7:00pmMarc Hervieux
May 16, 2020 at 7:00pm
Q&A: Accessibility and special needs
How many spots are available for wheelchairs in the concert halls used by La Slague?
Spaces are reserved for persons in wheelchairs and an accompanying person in all concert halls.
At Laurentian University’s Fraser Auditorium, 11 spots are reserved for wheelchairs and additional spots can be provided if needed.
At Collège Boréal’s Trisac Auditorium, 8 spots are reserved for wheelchairs: 4 in the upper section and 4 in the lower section of the hall.
Are there reserved parking spots for persons with reduced mobility near the entrance of the venues?
Reserved parking spots for vehicles with a handicap parking permit are available near the entrance of the venues.
At Laurentian University, 5 spots are located in Lot 1, near the entrance to Fraser Auditorium.
At Collège Boréal, 5 spots are located in Lot B3, near the entrance to Trisac Auditorium.
Are there accessible washrooms for persons with reduced mobility?
At Laurentian University, the men’s and women’s washrooms on the main floor (foyer) are accessible.
At Collège Boréal, the washrooms near the Trisac Auditorium (3 rd and 4 th floors) are accessible.
Other useful information:
At Laurentian University, two elevators are available to access Level 0 (mezzanine) where the spots for persons with reduced mobility are located.
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