Performing contemporary gospel with a touch of jazz and blues, the world famous Harlem Gospel Choir is synonymous with power vocals, glorious sound, and infectious energy.
For over two decades they have been America’s premier gospel choir and have toured the globe thrilling audiences with the inspirational power of black gospel music.
Performing contemporary gospel with a touch of jazz and blues, the world famous Harlem Gospel Choir is synonymous with power vocals, glorious sound, and infectious energy.
For over two decades they have been America’s premier gospel choir and have toured the globe thrilling audiences with the inspirational power of black gospel music.
Performing contemporary gospel with a touch of jazz and blues, the world famous Harlem Gospel Choir is synonymous with power vocals, glorious sound, and infectious energy.
For over two decades they have been America’s premier gospel choir and have toured the globe thrilling audiences with the inspirational power of black gospel music.
Join City of Fredericton Poet Laureate Jordan Trethewey in the Beaverbrook Art Gallery common area, Thursday, January 25, at 6:30pm, for the launch of his highly anticipated book of Fredericton poems, “These Are the People in your Neighbourhood.”
Enjoy poetry readings by your fellow Frederictonians and a Q and A hosted by world traveller and author, Jeremy Gilmer.
Copies of the book will be available for purchase using cash, or etransfer.
Come out and hear stories about people in your neighbourhood. Coffee and snacks are available for purchase at the Daily Espresso.
Admission to the book launch in the common area is free.
Participants are encouraged to also visit the Gallery as admission is by donation on Thursday evenings.
Dave Gunning and J.P. Cormier are two of Canada’s outstanding roots singer-songwriters. Great friends, frequent collaborators, and co-writers, Dave and J.P. are coming back to Fredericton in support of their much-anticipated second album, ‘Leather and Dust’.
Featuring original songs and rare covers, the album is filled with lush guitars and tight harmonies while showcasing these two immensely talented songwriters, interpreters, guitar players, and singers at the peak of their creative powers.
The UNB Art Centre is pleased to present Rediscovering the Roots of Black New Brunswickers, a program of exhibits and films designed to showcase and honour the everyday experiences of Black New Brunswickers. The exhibition runs January 19 through March 1 with the opening on Friday, February 9 at 5:00 pm. This exhibit is a project commemorating Black History Month, a time set aside to celebrate Black achievement and to acknowledge that the struggle for recognition and equality happens every day.
This collection of portraits and biographies has been an ongoing project for the UNB Art Centre. This year nine new portrait panels have been added and now include Carol Howe, David Peters, Carl Howe, Terry Dymond, Chester Eatmon, Gabriel Johnson, Randolph George Hope, and Carl White.
Juno award winner Joel Miller and his combo take the stage with SNB to share jazz standards, old and new.
March 4 – 7:30pm – Imperial Theatre (Saint John)
March 5 – 7:30 pm – The Playhouse (Fredericton)
March 7 – 7:30 pm – The Capitol (Moncton)
Juno award winner Joel Miller and his combo take the stage with SNB to share jazz standards, old and new.
March 4 – 7:30pm – Imperial Theatre (Saint John)
March 5 – 7:30 pm – The Playhouse (Fredericton)
March 7 – 7:30 pm – The Capitol (Moncton)
Juno award winner Joel Miller and his combo take the stage with SNB to share jazz standards, old and new.
March 4 – 7:30pm – Imperial Theatre (Saint John)
March 5 – 7:30 pm – The Playhouse (Fredericton)
March 7 – 7:30 pm – The Capitol (Moncton)
Join us on the evening of January 25th for the grand opening of our two newest exhibits: “I AM HERE” (a multimedia show facilitated by River Stone Recovery Centre and Solo Chicken Productions) and “Untitled Dialogue” (a solo exhibit by Yousef Hussain). The opening begins at 4:30pm and runs until 6:00pm. Food and refreshments will be provided. Come out, see some amazing new works, and talk to the artists and organizers!
I AM HERE: The exhibition features original poetry from the participants and the staff of the River Stone Recovery Centre created collaboratively with artist Lisa Anne Ross, portraits by photographer Kelly Baker and oil portraits from artist David Porter. The exhibition is a part of the larger I AM HERE – Postcards from the Edge community arts project, sponsored by the Atlantic Mentorship Network- NB, meant to foster compassion in our community for the participants of River Stone Recovery Centre. Since April 2023, centre participants and staff worked weekly with Ross talking, writing, and building a creative and personal relationship. The result is a collection of deeply personal poetry and intimate portraits by Kelly Baker that are being turned into quietly public postcards that will be shared widely with our community.
Untitled Dialogue: This exhibit invites the audience to engage with the artwork and contribute their own interpretations. The artist presents a series of unlabeled illustrated artworks, creating a blank canvas for the audience to fill in. Those who participate in the exhibit have a chance to win one of the exhibited pieces. The exhibit aims to foster a sense of connection and community through art.