An evening of live classical music, good friends and good times, December 7th at 7:30pm at the New Brunswick Provincial Archives.
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All money raised will be used to support programming for the New Brunswick Summer Music Festival and Atlantic Sinfonia future seasons.
Regular ticket price: $50
Moon Coin Productions (Producers of ABBA Tribute ABRA Cadabra) Presents “Take It To The Limit” The Ultimate Eagle’s Tribute, coming to The Fredericton Playhouse for the first time on Oct 29th!
This show features some of Canada’s finest musicians and vocalists, performing all of your Favourite Eagle’s Hits such as Hotel California, Heartache Tonight, Peaceful Easy Feeling, Take It To The Limit, Desperado, Life In The Fast Lane, Take It Easy, Love Will Keep Us Alive, New Kid In Town, Tequila Sunrise, I Can’t Tell You Why, Lyin’ Eyes and many more! See more info at: www.EaglesTributeShow.com
SNB kicks off the season with an all-new top-10 countdown of Symphonic Chart Toppers – the most popular orchestral selections of all time.
Sarah Cale’s was the Scholar in Residence at NBCCD this past winter. Sarah is joining us from Belgium!
Her artist talk will be at the Gallery Friday from 12:10 – 12:50 pm
Please join us! THURSDAY at 4:30 pm at the George Fry Gallery for Sarah Cale’s, The Waves, painting, ceramics, and textiles – mixed media work from Sarah’s Scholar in Residency at NBCCD this past winter. Sarah is joining us from Belgium!
Artist talk at the Gallery Friday from 12:10 – 12:50 pm
This event will be a screening of the new documentary film, Freeman Patterson: the universe is unfolding as it should, featuring a talk and Q&A with Freeman Patterson, the Director, Scott Munn, and a performance by the film score composer, and New Brunswick born singer-songwriter/composer, Andrew Sisk.
There are no tickets necessary for this event.
Seats are general admission.
September 15 at 7 PM: Grab a friend and join us in our courtyard from 7PM – 9PM. Browse the gallery and enjoy casual collaging with Bayonne Rongen, Button Making with Emilie Grace Lavoie, local craft beer, and live music. Made possible by the City of Fredericton.
Tickets are $10 and all materials will be provided, but feel free to bring items to collage on (frames, wood, etc.). Drop-ins are also welcome.
This is a 19+ event, and dry beverage options are available.
Musician – The Last Call
October 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023
Originally, B70 Internment Camp about 25 miles outside Fredericton was home to German and Austrian Jews who fled the Nazis during the Second World War; later, becoming a prisoner-of-war camp. “Escape” presents a collection of artworks that explore the metaphorical escape from the painful reminders of internment behind barbed wire, as well as appreciating the incredible artistic talent, creativity, and resourcefulness of these internees.
By exploring the drawn, the painted, and the crafted items by many of these prisoners, the exhibition grapples with the memory and memorialization of a difficult and sometimes uncomfortable aspect of Canadian heritage that involved the unjust internment of civilians, including Jews escaping Nazi oppression and many Canadians with only tenuous ties to Axis nations.
Curated by Todd Caissie and organized by the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.
October 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023
In Vision & Dialogue seasoned artists Jennifer Pazienza and Paul Édouard Bourque celebrate the power of conversation with an exhibition that features their distinct and complementary views on painting and drawing, landscape and portraiture. At once critical and poetic, themes of identity, of explicit and implied human presence infuse their unique compositional styles. Place, friendship, and the fluidity of time punctuate the narrative threads of this dynamic duet exhibition.
Curated by Jennifer Pazienza and Paul-Édouard Bourque and organized by the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.
On September 7 at 7 p.m. in Fredericton, join The Fiddlehead for the launch of their 2023 Summer Poetry Issue, with readings from contributors Ali Blythe, Rose Després, Clare Goulet, Jennifer Houle, Kathy Mac, and Carlos Morales. This will include readings of translated works from a partnership with Acadian Literary Journal Ancrages.
This free event will take place in Fredericton, at the Harriet Irving Library’s Milham Room (Rm 100), and on Zoom for those who can’t attend in person (registration required for online participants). An ASL interpreter will be present.
This event is funded in part by the Government of Canada, the Canada Council for the Arts, Arts Culture NB, and the University of New Brunswick.
Free | Zoom registration: thefiddlehead@gmail.com