The Capitol Centre

The property upon which the Capitol was built was purchased in 1927 by Louis Rosenbaum, a Sturgeon Falls businessman. He began building the structure and, when he ran out of funds, he sold it to Famous Players Canadian Corporation. They opened the Capitol Theatre on June 1st, 1929. The Capitol had 1455 seats and was referred to as “a palace of splendor” with it’s elaborate Spanish lights and décor. The movie that was shown to the sold out grand opening crowd was, In Old Arizona. It was the first all-talking Fox feature movie, a western starring Edmund Lowe, Warren Baxter and Dorothy Burgess.

Contact

Katina Connolly, Executive Director
Address: 150 Main Street East, North Bay, P1B 1A8
Telephone: 705-474-4747
Email Address: boxoffice@capitolcentre.org
Website: http://capitolcentre.org
Facebook: /CapitolCentre/
Instagram: /capitol_centre/
Twitter: /capitolcentre

Hours

Weekday Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12pm to 4pm - Box Office open 1.5 hours prior to performances
Saturday Hours: Closed - Box Office open 1.5 hours prior to performances
Sunday Hours: Closed - Box Office open 1.5 hours prior to performances

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Upcoming Events

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: NBSO presents: Fresh Air and Folk Song

    until 10:00 PM @ Capitol Centre, 150 Main Street East, North Bay ON

    Tickets:

    • Regular$49.00
    • Student$25.00
    • Child (12 and Under*)$0.00

    * children 12 and under are free but must have a corresponding adult/student ticket purchase

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    North Bay’s own Chloe Weston performs Grieg's famous Piano Concerto, inspired by Norwegian folk melodies. Also on the program are Vaughan Williams’ English Folk Song Suite and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony no. 2, based on Ukrainian folk song.

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: Time of my Life: Greatest Duets in Concert

    until 10:00 PM @ Capitol Centre, 150 Main Street East, North Bay ON

    Tickets:

    • Member$35.00
    • Regular$40.00
    • Student/Senior$30.00
    • Arts Worker$15.00

    Visit the WKP Kennedy Gallery before the show for our Pre-Show Performance featuring Marla McHardy from 6:45 to 7:15 PM. Take this opportunity to also enjoy the current exhibitions on display!

    Over 25 iconic songs. Two amazing voices with a full band. One unforgettable concert. Have the time of your life on this fun-filled musical journey starring Canadian recording artists Amanda & James. Backed by a stellar 5-piece band, the powerhouse duo perform everything from classic duets like “Jackson,” “I Got You Babe,” “Islands In The Stream,” and “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” to modern favourites like "Shallow," “Come What May,” "From This Moment On," "Need You Now," and more.

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: A Musical Journey: Little Fiddles to Young Artists

    until 8:30 PM @ Capitol Centre, 150 Main Street East, North Bay ON

    Tickets:

    • Regular$24.99
    • Child$15.00

    Experience the remarkable story of North Bay’s Young Artist Orchestra, a homegrown ensemble led by former North Bay Symphony conductor Thomas Jones. Known for their creative and impressive performances, this orchestra represents North Bay’s finest young musicians.

    This special concert marks a milestone 15 years in the making. It celebrates the groundbreaking journey that began with Little Fiddles, a musical preschool where children first learned violin and piano through play, exploration, and joy. Years of lessons and shared musical growth has lead to the creation the Young Artist Orchestra.

    While we proudly spotlight the very first Little Fiddles class now graduating high school, this performance offers something even more extraordinary: a full snapshot of the entire program as it exists today.
    It is a rare chance to witness the full arc of musical development on one stage—from tiny beginners to accomplished young artists.
    Join us for an inspiring evening that celebrates dedication, creativity, and a vibrant musical community.

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: Capitol Cinema presents "EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert" the Film

    until 9:00 PM @ Capitol Centre, 150 Main Street East, North Bay ON

    Tickets:

    • Advanced/Online$7.00
    • Same Day$10.00

    After prison, a woman attempts to reconnect with her young daughter but faces resistance from everyone except a bar owner with ties to her child. As they grow closer, she must confront her past mistakes to build a hopeful future.

    • Duration: 1h 54mins
    • Genre: Drama, Dark Romance, Tragedy
    • Rated: PG-13
    • Snacks & refreshments available for purchase at concession  

     

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: Derek Seguin - Live on Tour

    until 10:00 PM @ Capitol Centre, 150 Main Street East, North Bay ON

    Tickets:

    • Member$40.00
    • Regular$45.00

    Comedy super star Derek Seguin is touring Canada with his hysterical new show to celebrate his 20th year as a professional joke teller. Derek’s two-time Juno nominated stand-up is always a pure reflection of his dysfunctional life, but naturally seen through his “slightly” twisted looking glass. This show will feature more of his hilarious stories on the challenges of relationships with his girlfriend, his three nearly grown-up children and every-day life in a mixed-up world that he finds peculiar at best. With barely a moment to catch your breath between laughs there is never a dull moment in Derek’s shows and for 20 years audiences have loved him for it, but he loves you more!

    One of CBC’s The Debaters’ fan-favorites; people are often surprised at the raw nature of Derek’s stand-up… and how short he is. If you haven’t seen him live before; come out and discover the many hilarious surprises that his in-person shows are renowned for. No subject is off limits and no rabbit hole too deep.

    *Please be advised this performance contains frequent use of strong language and is intended for mature audiences.

    18+

     

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: The HiP Machine! - The Music of the Tragically Hip

    until 10:00 PM @ Capitol Centre, 150 Main Street East, North Bay ON

    Tickets:

    • Regular$49.00

    Welcome to THE HiP MACHINE – Canada’s most exciting tribute to The Tragically Hip!

    Inspired by the band, the man, the machine - THE HiP MACHINE brings you the music of The Tragically Hip the way it was meant to be heard — live. Darryl Aspin of Hitcher fame made his mark captivating audiences across the Durham Region with his strong vocal ability and high-energy performances. Behind Darryl is a band of talented musicians, including guitarist Mike Rewegen, drummer Seth McNamara, bassist Stephen Reid, and on lead guitar, Mike Marinuk. After six years as a founding member of another Ontario Hip tribute — he now showcases his abilities as our 'Robbie', with performances mirroring the albums and live HiP recordings.

    For many, The Tragically Hip was the ultimate live band — their music carried an energy and presence that could only be felt in person. Our goal is to bring that feeling back, at every show. Over the past few years, THE HiP MACHINE has steadily made a name for themselves as a force in the live tribute scene — earning attention for their musicianship, authenticity, and an energetic show capturing the excitement of the real thing.

  • CAPITOL CENTRE: Summer Cruise Series

    until 10:00 PM @ Chief Commanda II, Government Dock, North Bay Waterfront

    This year we’re adding a fourth cruise to rock out to 80’s tunes! Of course, the fan-favorite Blues Cruise, Country Cruise, and Classic Rock Cruise are back to keep the good times rolling. Must be 19+ to attend. Details here.

    Tickets:

    • Regular$60.00
    • 4-Pack Bundle (Subscription)$180.00

    July 10th - 80s Cruise  Birds of a Feather is a big band with a big sound. This 7 piece group is full of talented musicians and singers who blend soulful harmonies and powerful vocals that turn heads at every show!      

    July 24th - Classic Rock Cruise  The Blue Screw is a local dynamic high energy four piece blues rock band infused with southern blues, classic rock and country. Formed in 2012, the band consists of Steve Furrow on guitar, Ken Chaisson on bass, Randy Siviter on drums and Glenn Sulliman on harmonica and lead vocals.          

    August 7th - Country Cruise  With deep roots in Bluegrass, Classic Country, R&B, and Rock & Roll, The County offers a diverse musical repertoire that will captivate audiences. Their eclectic sound ensures there’s something for everyone, making this cruise the perfect getaway for music lovers of all kinds      

    September 4th - Blues Cruise   The Jesse Thomas Band is a well seasoned five-piece groove machine based out of North Bay, Ontario. Jesse is the son of legendary local blues guitar great Jake Thomas, and continues the Blues and R&B tradition in his own right. The whole band projects positive vibes with a blues driven purpose and passion. They deliver a powerful and soulful sound with conviction. Please enjoy this fantastic local talent.