When it opened in 1900, Le National was the very first professional Francophone theater to emerge.
The Larivée Cabot Champagne company, which also owns the La Tulipe venue and the La Tribu record label, acquired the theater and renamed it Le National. In its current configuration, Le National can accommodate 575 ticket holders when the crowd is seated, or 757 when standing.
Le National hosts hundreds of concerts each year, both local and international.
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