National Geographic Live brings the whole world to the Jack Singer Concert Hall stage in stunning with first-hand accounts from the field and high-definition photography and video.
Each presentation introduces you to a live Explorer on stage for a 70-minute talk followed by a 20-minute Q&A. Stick around after the show – you might get to meet an Explorer!
Subscribe to guarantee your seat. If you really love National Geographic Live, join the Explorers Circle, to enhance your experience and meet other explorers.
2025-26 SEASON
Subscribe Today to Join the Expedition
As a subscriber, you have access to the following benefits:
- Front of the Line Access: Have your pick of the best seats in the house!
- Subscriber Package Pricing: Save on service charges and receive up to 15% off your ticket price!
- A Convenient Multi-installment Payment Plan Option
- Guaranteed Same Seats: Returning subscribers have the option to keep their seats or trade them for a more preferrable spot in our seat exchange process
- Early Access to Special Presentations: Be the first in line with exclusive pre-sales!
- Special Promotions and Offers: Receive special deals from Werklund Centre
- And More!
Subscriptions or subscription renewals can be purchased online, over the phone, or in person at the Box Office. Should you wish to select your seats or take advantage of our Payment Plan, please contact our Box Office at 403-294-9494 or boxoffice@artscommons.ca to process your subscription purchase.
Already a subscriber? Renew your subscription.
Not a subscriber yet? Reserve the best seats now at the best price with a $50 deposit. Lock in your place early and we will contact you in June to select your favourite seats. Please note, seating assignments will not be finalized at point of deposit.
Purchase your subscription before May 26 for a chance to win two tickets to WILD EYE: A Life in Photographs with Beverly and Dereck Joubert and a National Geographic Live prize pack.
Become an Explorers Circle Member
Your commitment will provide critical support of youth presentations of National Geographic Live, as well as the conservation efforts of National Geographic Explorers.
