Are you, or someone you know, interested in being selected for the International Indigenous Music Summit (IIMS) 2025 showcases? Please apply!
Applications are open to Indigenous artists across Turtle Island. We welcome submissions from any genre of music, whether contemporary or traditional. (more…)
It’s back, and bigger and gayer than ever!
This year, Solo Chicken Productions and the Charlotte Street Arts Centre hosted the Big Gay Cabaret, an evening of queer joy and resistance in order to raise funds to support 2SLGBTQIA+ rights in New Brunswick.
The Lunar Codex, a special project founded by Dr. Samuel Peralta, Canadian physicist and author through Incandence Corp., is an archive of cultural works from across the globe, launched via NASA Artemis / Commercial Lunar Payload Service (CLPS) program partners, from Earth to space, the Moon, and beyond.
Covering seven missions – the Lunar Codex represents creative artists from 185 countries and territories, and 69 Indigenous nations, predominantly in visual art, but also in writing, music, and film.
The October Outdoor Film Festival (“OOFF”) is a celebration of stories of outdoor playgrounds from ‘local spots and scenes’ around the world. Founded with the mission of sharing natural beauty and adventures in our own backyards, OOFF seeks to bring people together through stories of people living life to their fullest outdoors.
OOFF is calling on filmmakers, activists, thrill seekers and outdoor enthusiasts to share stories special to them from their local area. No community is too small or adventure too quirky, this festival aims to inspire people to explore and realize how much adventure is available right outside their door!
The $10,000 Sheila Hugh Mackay International Creative Residency is an initiative aimed at the advancement of the careers of professional New Brunswick visual artists.
Professional New Brunswick visual artists are eligible for the SHMF International Creative Residency funding once in a lifetime.
SHMF funds one residency per year based on the recommendation of an independent jury of art professionals. Completed submissions for 2025 International Creative Residency (including all supporting material) must be postmarked on or before the deadline of January 15. 2025. Late or incomplete applications or nominations will not be accepted. SHMF can not accept applications by fax or email.
Full details available on the Sheila Hugh Mackay International Creative Residency page.
An open call for our Spring 2025 issue (Volume 47, #1) We’re eager to hear from writers, artists, and critics to expand and deepen conversations inspired by the artistic vision of emerging and established artists who are pushing the boundaries of art and culture in the Atlantic.
We will also consider pitches for our online-only content. These stories are published to our website in months when no print publication is issued. (more…)
Submissions are open for the 19th Annual Women’s Work Festival, 2025, closing November 1.
The Women’s Work Festival (WWF) is a week-long festival dedicated to developing, supporting, and encouraging new plays by women and other marginalized genders in Canada. (more…)
The Fiddlehead is now open for submissions!
Our editors are accepting new unsolicited works in fiction (including excerpts from novels), creative nonfiction, and poetry until November 30. (more…)
Do you write poetry? Do you want to be published in one of Canada’s premier journals? Do you want to win $2000 AND get paid for your publication?!
The Fiddlehead’s Ralph Gustafson Poetry Contest is open for submissions from now until Monday, December 2, 2024! (more…)
Calling all local artisans and vendors! The Rockwood Park Christmas Market 2024 is right around the corner, and vendor spaces are filling up fast!
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to showcase your products during 4 festive weekends of holiday magic, delicious food, and fun for the whole family! (more…)
Two Canada Council for the Arts Molson Prizes, in the amount of $50,000 each, are awarded annually to distinguished individuals (one in the arts and one in the social sciences and humanities). The prizes are intended to encourage continuing contributions to the cultural and intellectual heritage of Canada.
The prizes are funded by an endowment from The Molson Foundation and are administered by the Canada Council in collaboration with the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). (more…)
Every year, Struts Gallery welcomes applications from professional visual and media artists to participate in our annual Open Studio Residency Program. Successful applicants are selected by a committee of professional artists.
Applications open annually after Labour day for the residencies beginning the following year. All calls are listed on our OPEN CALLS page and posted on social media. (more…)
Apply Now for Community Arts Funding Program! This Funding Program is administered by the Saint John Community Arts Board on behalf of The City of Saint John.
Applications must be received by 6 p.m. on Thursday, September, 26, 2024.
Registered Nonprofit organizations incorporated in New Brunswick and located in The City of Saint John are eligible for Community Arts Board funding. If the applicant is an unincorporated nonprofit, an eligible organization must accept funding on their behalf and partner with them on the project.
Sunbury Shores is seeking art instructors to teach after school art in elementary schools in Charlotte County in fall 2024 (8 weeks) and winter 2025 (8 weeks).
Art instructors may be retired or active artists, art teachers, teachers who enjoy art, or adults who enjoy working with children and are comfortable working with the visual arts. (more…)
Call for Artists, Artisans, and Arts Organizations! Are you an artist, artisan, arts organization, or in the cultural industry? We invite you to participate in the Arts Atlantic Symposium Marketplace.
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre is inviting artists to participate in a group exhibition focusing on the theme of “Re-imaging Home” to be presented in spring 2025.
Newcomer artists, and artists who have come to New Brunswick from elsewhere are often challenged by the experience of home as it was known in the past, and a new or different meaning of home in a new country and community.
Emerging and professional artists are invited to participate in an exhibition that represents their heritage and culture and reflects creative expression, a spirit of uniting, and the multicultural experience. Artwork in all media and size appropriate for an art gallery will be considered.
Submission deadline: October 30, 2024
The Aberdeen Cultural Centre invites artists residing in New Brunswick to submit a visual art exhibition project and thus have the chance to be part of the next program of the Françoise-Chamard-Cadieux (FCC) Art Gallery.
Three projects will be selected by a committee of peers, made up of professional artists, ensuring a diversified program. (more…)
Looking to broaden your artistic and design skills? Check out this amazing collaborative artist project!
Project Makerspace takes a unique approach to design the elements for a new Indigenous Mobile Makerspace. This makerspace will travel around New Brunswick, visiting schools and communities to encourage and inspire young people to pursue their dreams. (more…)
