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Artist in residence 2022. Jason Willcox. Fisherman, fly tyer. Meet the artist Aug 2, 6 to 9 and 13 to 15, 1 to 4pm. Fredericton Region Musuem, 571 Queen St. 506-455-6041. frmoperations@gmail.com

Jason Wilcox: Artist in Residence 🪰

August 6, 2022 @ 1:00 pm August 9, 2022 @ 4:00 pm

Meet our Artist in Residence, Jason Willcox, from August 2 to 15 at the Fredericton Region Museum!

August 2nd, 6th to 9th, and 13th to 15th, 1pm to 4pm.

Artist in residence 2022. Jason Willcox. Fisherman, fly tyer. Meet the artist Aug 2, 6 to 9 and 13 to 15, 1 to 4pm. Fredericton Region Musuem, 571 Queen St. 506-455-6041. frmoperations@gmail.com

Jason Willcox is a dedicated multi-species angler from Fredericton NB. He has caught every species of gamefish In the province, but prefers to chase Musky or Atlantic salmon on the fly.

Jason works at Minnow Tackle Shop on King Street in Fredericton, and can usually be found on one of the province’s rivers during his free time. When he isn’t fishing, he’s likely to be tying flies in preparation for his next adventure. “I got a fly tying kit when I was 16, and tried it out for a little bit. I managed to catch a few trout and smallmouth bass on some of the bugs I tied and then gave up on it until my mid twenties. One day I was given to opportunity to chase Atlantic Salmon but found that I didn’t have any flies for them, so I dug out my fly tying kit and stayed up all night tying as many different flies as I had the materials for. I hooked my first salmon the next morning on a Red Eagle and I’ve stuck with it ever since!”

With over a decade of fly tying experience, he now ties a variety of different styles that include everything from traditional salmon flies to foot-long baitfish imitations for musky and striped bass. His favourite fish to target on the fly rod is musky, but he enjoys the challenges that come with all species and types of fishing.

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Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 5C8 Canada
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Danny Michel holds a guitar next to a wooden door.

Danny Michel at the Cap and Tide and Boar 🧢 🌊➕🐗

August 10, 2022 @ 7:00 pm 9:00 pm

Music Runs Through It presents Danny Michel.

August 10th at The Cap in Fredericton – Doors 7pm / Show 7:30pm

August 12th at the Tide and Boar in Moncton – Doors at 10pm

Danny Michel holds a guitar next to a wooden door.

“With two Juno nominations and six solo albums to his credit, Danny Michel is one of the finest and most charming songwriters to grace the stage. His honest and straightforward lyrics, earnest live performances, and engaging stage banter, have earned him a devoted global fan base. As his fans will attest, he is a spontaneous & fearless performer.

If you’ve seen Danny live in concert, you’re probably already a fan. If you haven’t, you are missing out on “one of this country’s musical treasures” (Toronto Star). Like a chameleon, he slips into any genre with ease, playing off the energy of the crowd. Danny is an innovator, demonstrating that creative artists in the digital age can build a rich, successful and intimate relationship with their fans. He gained publicity in 2008 for making the tracks of his hit single “Feather, Fur & Fin” available for his fans to remix and then posting their submissions on his website.

$15 – $20
362 Queen Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1B2 Canada
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Fredericton Pride and Beyond the Rainbow present the View from Down Here, written and performed by Paul David Power.

The View from Down Here 🎭

August 18, 2022 @ 8:00 pm 10:00 pm

Newfoundland award winning playwright and performer Paul David Power will perform his critically acclaimed one-man short play, The View From Down Here at the Open Space Theatre on Thursday August 18 as part of Fredericton’s 2022 Pride Festival.

Fredericton Pride and Beyond the Rainbow present the View from Down Here, written and performed by Paul David Power.

The View from Down Here was the catalyst for Power’s heralded 2019 Ted Talk of the same name. In the play, Paul shares his emotional and sometimes comical experiences navigating everyday life, dating, gay bars, hook ups and self-confidence as a gay man living with a physical disability. Part stand-up, part poignant story telling, The View From Down Here is a performance you are not soon to forget.

The View From Down Here is presented in partnership with Theatre New Brunswick and Fredericton Pride.

About the Playwright: Paul David Power has spent the past 25 years working as a writer, playwright, actor and director. His formal training includes holding a BA in English with a concentration in theatre and a BAA in Journalism. Paul’s work includes roles in over 30 stage plays across the country as well as directing and producing. His leadership positions include President of the Liffey Players Drama Society in Calgary AB for three years, Artistic Director for Hubcity Theatre in Moncton NB for five years and Artistic Associate for the Shakespeare by the Sea Festival in St. John’s NL for three years.

Paul is also an award-winning playwright with five produced works to his credit including the award winning Roomies, Last Chance, The View From Down Here, In Your Eyes and his current award winning and critically acclaimed touring production, Crippled.

Paul currently heads his own NL based company – Power Productions – a professional theatre company dedicated to the development of works and artists with a focus on the disabled Deaf and MAD Arts domain.Masks will be required without a valid medical exemption.

55 Whiting Road
Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 5Y5 Canada
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The Snotty Nose Rez kids, Yung Trybez and Young D, in a portrait. Both are wearing sunglasses.

Snotty Nose Rez Kids: Life After Tour 🎤

July 27, 2022 @ 7:00 pm 11:00 pm

Snotty Nose Rez Kids – LIFE AFTER TOUR with Wolf Castle & Lex Leosis

Wednesday, July 27th, 2022
The Fredericton Farmer’s Market
Doors 7pm // Show 8pm
GENERAL ONSALE Fri Mar 18, 2022 – 10am

The Snotty Nose Rez kids, Yung Trybez and Young D, in a portrait. Both are wearing sunglasses.

Wet/Dry – 16+ or 10+ with a parent or guardian

Snotty Nose Rez Kids is a Canadian Hip-Hop duo of Haisla (Indigenous) descent from Kitimat, BC. Rappers Yung Trybez and Young D formed the duo in 2016, releasing two albums in 2017 with their second, The Average Savage, winning them them Best Hip Hop Artist at the Western Canadian Music Awards (WCMA’s), cemented them on 2018’s Top 10 list of the coveted Polaris Music Prize, and landed them a 2019 Juno Nomination for best Indigenous Music Album. The group toured heavily in Canada with appearances in New York City, Seattle and Darwin, Australia. They quickly gained notoriety for their energetic, inspiring and thought provoking performances.

Coming off a busy 2019 releasing their third album, TRAPLINE, touring North America, Australia and Mexico, landing stellar news pieces from Complex,Vice, Exclaim!, Okayplayer, and The FADER, and wrapping the year with multiple awards and millions of streams, SNRK were poised for 2020 to be their breakout year. Complex named them in their ‘Ones to Watch for 2020.’ After announcing their first 23 city US headline tour, COVID hit and all plans were abandoned. They released their debut EP, Born Deadly, and landed various sync deals with network shows Trickster and Resident Alien, and feature films Monkey Beach and Inconvenient Indian. Their 2019 single, Boujee Natives, achieved over 1.5 million streams and became their first music video to reach over 2 million views.

As COVID restrictions began to ease in 2021, SNRK were back in studio, creating their most personal project to date, LIFE AFTER, released in October 2021. The release landed them on the covers of Exclaim Magazine, Range Magazine and The Georgia Straight. Their hit single, Uncle Rico, debuted on BET Jams and went into rotation on MTV. After a year and half SNRK were back on the road for leg 1 of their Life After Tour with 13 shows in the US, and have announced a second leg for 2022 with another 20+ dates in Canada and the US.

Picking back up where they left off in 2020, SNRK are set for 2022 to be their breakout year.

$21.74
665 George Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1K4 Canada
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Sophie Angbao portrait

Sophie Angbao: FAA Artist in Residence 🎎

July 31, 2022 @ 8:00 am 5:00 pm

With her whimsical, baby-like creatures, Sophie Angbao aims to break out of the classical notions of
what constitutes fine art.

Sophie Angbao portrait
Sopie Angbao

Angbao is an international student from United States studying textiles at New Brunswick College of
Craft and Design
. She has a passion for needle felting with wool. From this, she has managed to
design and create distinctive sculptures.

“I find it interesting to let my hands create a character that has not been seen before,” she said.
As a one-of-a-kind doll maker, Angbao is interested in exploring different forms of dolls and working
with a new style of artistic work. She wants to push the boundaries of what dolls are and how they
can be considered fine art.

“I’m going to define fine art in my own way in order to break out from traditional views of what it
is,” she said. “I’ll add conceptual images to the body of my whimsical creatures.”

Angbao was hired for a summer job in the isolated community of Knowlesville. She will share her
experience of breaking out of her comfort zone during her residency, July 25-31. She will make five
whimsical dolls in an effort to convey what she is feeling in this new lifestyle.

The dolls are unique characters with different appearances and personalities. They represent a
reflection of her emotions.

“Dolls are like my own personal journal describing where I was, how I was feeling in the time I was
making them,” she said. “It’s a physical reminder of where I’ve been and where I am in my journey
of life.”

She will have five of her own dolls in her pop-up, which will be in the woods behind Knowlesville Art
and Nature Centre, a not-for-profit rural learning centre based in South Knowlesville. She will make
the dolls’ bodies out of colourful wool felt and their heads and arms out of baked clay and acrylic
paint. Later announcements will have more details about her pop-up.

The Fredericton Arts Alliance is grateful for the support of the City of Fredericton and Downtown Fredericton in making these residencies possible.

111 Simms Road
Knowlesville, New Brunswick E7L 4P7 Canada
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Essence of Art Pop Up Show by Local Artists

Essence of Art Popup Show 🎨

July 30, 2022 @ 10:00 am 6:00 pm

A local pop up art show/sale by 10 local artists in Fredericton. The artists will be showcasing visual arts in different styles and medium.

Essence of Art Pop Up Show by Local Artists


Location: 506 Artisan Market in Hanwell, Saturday, July 30th, 10am to 6pm.
Free entry for all. There will be live paintings, paintings in different sizes, cards, stickers, wearable art (jewellery), resin boards etc.

Everything will be for sale. Lots of parking available.
Come by to check out the artwork of the talented local artists. Your support means a lot to us

1215 Hanwell Rd Unit 2
Fredericton, New Brunswick E3C 1A6 Canada
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Notable Acts Theatre Festival, July 20-30, Fredericton NB

Notable Acts Theatre Festival 🎭

July 20, 2022 @ 7:00 pm July 30, 2022 @ 10:00 pm

NotaBle Acts is a theatre company dedicated to the development and production of new plays by aspiring and established New Brunswick dramatists. This focus can be seen even in our name; yes, the capital N and B in NotaBle Acts stand for New Brunswick!

Notable Acts Theatre Festival, July 20-30, Fredericton

There are many performances throughout the week. Check the website for the full festival program.

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Karen LeBlanc: FAA Artist in Residence Popup 🧵

July 23, 2022 @ 10:00 am 2:00 pm

Karen LeBlanc, who created the “Hang-a-Heart” project in 2021 to honour Indigenous children who never returned home from a residential school, is back as an artist-in-residence at the Fredericton Arts Alliance with weavings from a series of small, shaped tapestries and fibre sculptures. LeBlanc is a fibre artist and weaver with more than 40 years of experience. Her passion for fibre arts began early.

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“I taught myself to sew doll clothes when I was 6 or 7, and then learned to sew clothes for myself on a sewing machine when I was 12,” she said.

Weaving means a lot for LeBlanc. Her first experience was on a backstrap loom during her teens. Since hen, she has worked on many looms. Currently one of the ones she uses is an 8-harness loom.

With her residency from July 18-24, LeBlanc will use a smaller tapestry loom. She will use a 10” wide cotton warp to create a shaped weaving. She is ready to “break out” of her normal weaving routine and try new forms.“I want to test my boundaries of tapestry weaving through shaped weaving,” she said. “I will probably use a coloured warp, since I love colours and the warp may become part of the final piece, or it may be pulled and woven into the piece to hide the warp threads.”

For her pop-up event, she will be at the Fredericton Public Library on Saturday, July 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. She will weave and invite visitors to collaborate with her on a piece or create their own small tapestry.

The Fredericton Arts Alliance is grateful for the support of the City of Fredericton and Downtown Fredericton in making these residencies possible, and the Fredericton Public Library for hosting Karen’s pop-up.

Free
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Connextion ARC Members' Show. Opening night, July 22nd at Charlotte St. Arts Centre. 4-6pm. ConnXion ARC. Visit connextionarc.org for more information.

Connexion ARC Members’ Show 🖼

July 22, 2022 @ 4:00 pm 6:00 pm

We are calling on our artist members to participate in the Connexion ARC members’ group show at Charlotte Street Arts Centre. If you are not already a part of our membership, you can sign up to become a member of Connexion ARC by following this link.

Connextion ARC Members' Show. Opening night, July 22nd at Charlotte St. Arts Centre. 4-6pm. ConnXion ARC. Visit connextionarc.org for more information.

If you want to participate, email info@connexionarc.org to set up a date and time to drop off work between July 13 – 18.

732 Charlotte Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1M5 Canada
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Art After Hours. Collage, music, craft beer, social. Provided by the CAP. July 29th, 2022, 7-9pm @ The Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Art After Hours 🌒

July 29, 2022 @ 7:00 pm 9:00 pm

Grab a friend and come join us at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery from 7-9 p.m. on July 29th! This FREE event allows you to enjoy casual collaging, local craft beer from The CAP, and music by the Ice Road Truckers.

Art After Hours. Collage, music, craft beer, social. Provided by the CAP. July 29th, 2022, 7-9pm @ The Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Please register in advance here. This 19+ event is sponsored by The CAP.

Free
703 Queen Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1C4 Canada
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