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Are you passionate about arts and culture and the vibrancy of our province? Join our board! ArtsLink NB is looking for professional artists and arts enthusiasts to help steer our organization. Go here for details.

Our next One 2 One session will be Branding and Self Promotion with Alex Weaver Crawford of Weaver Crawford Creative. Time slots are now full, but you can join the waitlist. For detail go here.

We're seeking an energetic and enthusiastic candidate with a desire to work in the arts and culture sector. Deadline to apply is May 13. Full details are here.

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