The richly layered music of the Ottawa-area trio Musk Ox was a rare treat for about two dozen music fans lucky enough to be part of the live audience for the National Arts Centre’s first indoor performance in six months. Read More
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NAC hosted its first indoor live concert in six months. Here's what it was like
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