The countdown has begun!
The Frye Festival 2025 is just around the corner, and we can’t wait to unveil our official lineup!
Join us for an evening of excitement and literary discoveries on March 18, 2025, from 5 PM to 7 PM, at Salle Bernard-Leblanc, Centre Aberdeen.
Meet the festival team, connect with fellow book lovers, and be the first to discover the events that will shape this incredible edition!
Save the date and stay tuned!
Thanks to everyone who contributed to our fall donation drive for the ArtsLink NB Lending Library.
Thanks to your generosity, we were able to add:
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The Charlotte Street Arts Centre and the Fredericton Public Library are teaming up for a unique evening of storytelling inspired by our collective love for literature, libraries, and books of all shapes and sizes. Join us at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre this Friday January 10 at 7:30 p.m. for a very special evening featuring several authors, writers, and poets from the Capital Region.
This special evening event will feature personal stories from a cast of New Brunswick writers including Ambrose Albert, Joce Anderson, Chuck Bowie, Ryan Griffith, Jordan Thretheway, Joanne LeBlanc-Haley, Eric Hill, Philip Lee, Paul McAllister, Thandiwe McCarthy, Fawn Parker, Mike Thorn, Jacques Poitras, and Sue Sinclair.
“I’ve been wanting to do something in partnership with the Fredericton Public Library since I started at CSAC back in December of 2024. A year later it’s finally happening,” said Matt Carter, the centre’s executive director. “I’m a huge fan of storytelling events and thought a night featuring local authors sharing stories about how they came to fall in love with books and writing would be a perfect fit. It’s a great way to celebrate the role a library plays within a community, a great way for us to welcome friends new and old into the arts centre, and a great way to introduce an audience to our uber talented local writing community.”
Proceeds from the event will support programming at Charlotte Street Arts Centre and the Fredericton Public Library.
Our Programming Director, Jericho Knopp, has finished cataloging this spring’s new acquisitions to ArtsLink NB’s Lending Library, and she’s crunched some numbers.
📚The Lending Library now offers:
The Frye Festival is the largest literary event in Atlantic Canada and a bilingual celebration of books, ideas and the imagination.
Amounting to ten days of festivities, the festival takes place at the end of April and unfolds in the Greater Moncton region, in neighbouring communities, and, in the case of school visits, all over the province.
AX is pleased to welcome to the gallery authors David Bergen and Elaine McCluskey
Join us on Thursday, April 25th, 2924 at 6:30pm for a FREE public reading.
We acknowledge the support of Canada Council for the Arts. Thank you to the New Brunswick Department of Tourism Heritage and Culture for their support of this event.
Meg Clark’s last sketchbook workshop was a sold out success and Meg is coming back!
Learn bookbinding techniques and take home a sketchbook for drawing, painting, or watercolour.
Sketchbook cover size will be 6″ x 8″, inside paper will be 5.5″ x 7″. The sketchbook will feature exposed binding (Coptic Stitch) and Decaled edge.
Cost: $35 for sketchbook paper / $45 for watercolour paper
All materials provided
Space is limited. Call the Gallery, 392-6769, or email info@mccainartgallery.com to register.
Payment secures registration. No refunds for cancellations less than 7 days before workshops.
Class will be held at the River Art Centre, 8746 Main Street, Florenceville-Bristol.
Payments can be made through e-transfer or at the Gallery with your chosen method of payment.
ALMAG thanks the Carleton North Community Foundation whose support helps us to offer these workshops to our community.
For more information visit www.cncfdn.com
On March 21, 2023 at 5 p.m., come celebrate the unveiling of the Frye Festival’s 24th annual edition, and be the first to discover the full author lineup and schedule of events!
We will also introduce our new web platform. Participation is free, but please rsvp here: http://bit.ly/3ILsCtF
We are looking forward to seeing you!
📅 March 21, 2023
⏰ 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
📍2nd floor of the Aberdeen Cultural Centre
♿ Wheelchair Accessible: ramp at the entrance on Alma Street and elevator in the middle of the building.
Reading and book signing this Saturday, November 12, 202, at 2pm at Westminster Books.
Neil will read from his new book ‘Lanterns on the Nashwaak’ and Jane Tims will share her newest mystery in the Kaye Eliot Series ‘Stained Glass.’
There will be cookies and Q and A. Lots of fun to welcome November.
Attention Atlantic artists! Do you have an arts publication you’d like to feature at the Arts Atlantic Symposium book sale? We would love for you to send us your zines, art books, exhibit catalogues, and other goodies for us to sell or distribute on your behalf at the inaugural Arts Atlantic Symposium.
There is no commission; rather, the cost to sell or distribute is the donation of a copy of your publication to our Lending Library:
If you have any questions or would like a submission form, please feel free to reach out to hailey@artslinknb.com