Jim Axelrod Big Little Band, July 8 at the Fredericton Seniors Centre
The Jim Axelrod Big LIttle Band, an uptempo jazz and blues combo, will be playing at the Fredericton Seniors Centre, 112 Johnston Avenue on the Northside, on Friday, July 8, at 7:00 pm. The line-up includes Jim on vocals and trumpet, Steven Peacock on guitar, John Harvey on drums, and Jason Flores on bass.
Come enjoy some hot summer tunes made famous by musicians spanning the decades from Cole Porter to Dutch Mason, from Louis Prima to the Downchild Blues Band. Admission: $15 cash, please.
This is a fundraiser event to support the first Wolastoqey Immersion Land-Based Learning Center. Kehkimin (Teach me) is a non-for-profit organization with a mission to sustain and strengthen the Wolastoqey language revitalization movement through immersive language and land based education. The Wolastoqey language is an endangered language, and it is the original language of this territory. We appreciate your support. Woliwon (Thank You).
“Pay What You Will” is offered on select performances. Here’s how it works:
– You still need a ticket. Book your seats in advance by calling our box office at 458-8344 or visiting us at 686 Queen Street.
– At the performance, we will provide an envelope and ask audience members to pay whatever amount they wish (based on their own individual experience) following the performance.
Featuring a live musical performance by Jerry Faye & Dylan of MARIAN and food provided by Dee’s Quiet Cafe, it’s sure to be a great time! We’ll also have yard sale tables, a refreshment garden, and more. If you’ve ever been interested in CSAC and wanted to learn more about our organization, this is a great opportunity to get to know us better!
Starts at 2 PM on Sunday, June 26 in the Cultural Garden (behind the Charlotte Street Arts Centre at 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton NB). Hope to see you there!
The Fredericton Trails Coalition is taking part and presenting “Art on the Bridge” with dozens of local artists showcasing work along the length of the walking bridge for the afternoon with artists live painting on site at the look-out points!
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Charlotte Street Arts Centre is pleased to announce the return of Girls+ Rock Camp! This six day camp is for girls, trans and gender creative youth from ages 11 to 18. This camp aims to give youth the opportunity to learn a new instrument (or new techniques on an old one) and express themselves in creative and artistic ways. AMAZING facilitators will guide and coach the campers through a week that is designed to build confidence, leadership and teamwork skills.
Camp Dates are August 8th-12th (9am to 4pm) and the showcase will be during the evening of August 13th at 7pm at The Playhouse.
Campers must be between the ages of 11 and 18 at the time of the camp. Campers do not need to have any prior music experience! The showcase component is mandatory (campers who are unable to attend the showcase should not register for the camp).
Registration: We will have 20 spots available on a “first-come, first-registered” basis. We strongly recommend that you submit your application as soon as possible. You can email it to nbgirlsrockcamp@gmail.com or drop it off at 732 Charlotte Street. All applications are timestamped, whether completed electronically or in physical form. If you would prefer to use the online form please click here.
Camp Fees: Our camp fee is $150.00. This fee includes snacks, use of equipment & rental fees. Cheque, cash, debit or credit payments must be made before camp. If the camp fee is a financial barrier for you call us!! We can work with you to make camp happen because money shouldn’t keep you from accessing rock n’ roll!
Location: All parts of the camp will take place at Charlotte Street Arts Centre, 732 Charlotte Street Fredericton. The final showcase will be at The Playhouse on August 13th at 7pm.
Keep this page!! It will act as your reminder of the FANTASTIC times to come this summer!!
Come down to the Gallery from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. for a martini courtesy of Devils Keep Distillery, live music from the Don Bossé Jazz Trio, and access to the gallery.
The ‘Anchor’s Up Tour’ will feature individual sets of music from three of Atlantic Canada’s most celebrated folk acts as they bring their songs and stories across the country.
Fortunate Ones is a JUNO-nominated contemporary folk duo from Newfoundland. With lush harmonies rising out of warm acoustic sounds, their latest album, That Was You and Me (2022), finds Fortunate Ones reflecting on life, loss, and hard times, and ultimately choosing love.
Old Man Luedecke is the recording and performing name of two-time JUNO award-winning songwriter Chris Luedecke. Known for his high energy banjo driven stompers, touching guitar ballads and dry humorous stories, Luedecke has been successfully exporting his brand of high and lowbrow roots for fifteen years.
The Once deliver thoughtful and playful songs soaked with the poetic charm and sunny sadness of the JUNO Award-nominated trio’s collective disposition. Well known for haunting interpretations of traditional music, The Once has bloomed a sound that represents their up-springing inner artistry while their roots dig ever deeper into their idolized island of Newfoundland.
Petapan: First Light is pleased to welcome the public to a Performance Showcase featuring Indigenous Artists from across the Atlantic region. Featured performers include Matt Comeau, Kyana Kingbird, Sisters of the Drum, and more!
Join us for an extraordinary evening of song, dance, and comedy, highlighting the richness of the culture in these Wabanaki Territories!
View all the works on June 3 and meet the artists too! Masks are encouraged. All works will be available online starting May 31, and they will be on display until July 2.
Gallery 78, 796 Queen St. (corner of Church and Queen), Fredericton, NB
Open: Tues to Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm, or visit virtually at: www.gallery78.com
it comes in waves is a group exhibition that feels, seeks out, and listens to the resonance of absence and features the work of Emily Critch, Chantal Khoury, Adriana Kuiper and Ryan Suter, Lou Sheppard, K.C. Wilcox, and Florence Yee.
it comes in waves remains open until June 17 at 4:30 pm.The UNB Art Centre is located at Memorial Hall, 9 Bailey Drive, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton. The galleries are open 9 am – 4 pm weekdays and during special events. Admission is free to members of the public.
