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CultureBrew Webinar

Are you an Indigenous or racialized artist looking for more visibility, opportunities, and connection in the arts sector?

Join us for a free, artist-centered webinar introducing CultureBrew.Art — a national, digital platform designed by and for BIPOC artists. (more…)

Community Arts Huddle

In August we hosted a gathering of local artists and arts organization as part of Tourism, Heritage and Culture‘s current initiative to collaborate on concrete ideas that will inform the renewal of the province’s cultural action plan.

Organized by Portfolio, a Moncton based strategic action company, the session held at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre on August 18 helped to facilitate valuable conversations among our peers in the arts sector. (more…)

Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre: RBC Residency ?

We are currently seeking an emerging artist to be our Artist in Residence at the Dieppe Arts and Culture Centre from November 1st, 2025 to January 31st, 2026, to work on their proposed artistic project.

The selected artist must meet the definition of an emerging artist as described by artsnb, which includes artists in the early stages of their professional career who have produced a body of work and are recognized by peers, but are not yet fully established.

  • Early career stage: Often, this term applies to artists who have begun publicly sharing or selling their work, but haven’t yet done so extensively or established a long track record.
  • Not yet fully professionalized: They might have earned income from their art, but they haven’t reached a self-supporting level or sustained income from it alone.
  • Demonstrates artistic potential: There’s evidence of strong creative ability and growth in their practice, but still room to develop further.

The artist is expected to be present in their designated studio at least 30 hours per week, and to engage with the public through their art. This may include artist talks, open studios, and workshops.

The residency will conclude with an exhibition to present the work created during the residency.

Application deadline: September 26, 2025.

Full details are here.

The #Kreyzee Workshop ?

Hosted by former Third Space board member Dan Armstrong and funded in part by the Saint John Community Arts Board, this workshop explores the current world of mental health, online connections, and the stigmatism around mental health labels, such as the word “crazy.”

This free, online, evening workshop invites participants to delve into their minds, emotions, and biases surrounding mental health. (more…)

Call for Mural Artists: Town of Sussex ?‍?

The town of Sussex is seeking to commission seven new site-specific murals that will be created in the summer of 2025 and will remain on public display for 5-10 years. These dynamic new pieces of art will connect and engage with the community, transforming the sites into vibrant, inviting and meaningful public places.

Eligible artists are invited to submit expressions of interest and qualifications to this call. (more…)

Banff Artist in Residence Winter 2026 ?️

Banff Artist in Residence (BAiR) – Winter 2026 is designed for visual artists at any stage of their career to focus on their practice in a supportive learning environment.

Over five weeks, participants are encouraged to self-direct their research and time, as well as cultivate new directions in their work. (more…)

Sunbury Shores Call for Artists: 2026/2027 Exhibition Proposals ?

Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre, in St Andrews, NB is calling for exhibition proposals by contemporary artists from New Brunswick and other parts of Canada for exhibition at Sunbury Shores in 2026/27.

Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre

A collaboration between the arts and the environment has informed the vision for Sunbury Shores since it was founded 60 years ago, an anniversary that was celebrated in 2024. (more…)

CSAC Run Club ?‍♀️

A Running Club for Artists? Why Not?

As the warmth of the sun begins to make each day brighter we are proud to announce a new spring/fall wellness initiative. (more…)

Accent! Window Murals ?

This summer, Accent! is once again turning unexpected spaces into vibrant showcases of local creativity. We’re inviting artists of all ages and backgrounds to help brighten Moncton’s downtown by transforming empty storefronts and under-construction windows into colourful displays of community expression.

Overlayed on a downtown Moncton rainbow crosswalk, text reads: Accent! Downtown Moncton Centre-ville.

By using windows that are often overlooked, we aim to make downtown more inviting, more walkable, and more full of surprises. (more…)