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Have questions about the upcoming CATAPULT Arts Accelerator Winter session in 2026? Want tips for how to make your application the best it can be? Attend our Info Session Thursday, December 4th, 12-1pm with Jericho Knopp via Zoom. Register here for the link.

Julie Whitenect, our Executive Director, was in Ottawa this week as part of the Canadian Arts Coalition's 20th annual Arts Day on the Hill. Learn more the 1% ask they were advocating for here.

Despite the contributions of arts and culture to our economy, New Brunswick remains the lowest-investing province in Canada in per-capita arts funding. Alongside 43 other arts organizations in New Brunswick, we've written an open letter calling on the province to close this gap. Read the letter here.

ArtsLink NB’s CATAPULT Arts Accelerator gives New Brunswick artists the tools to be prolific & build sustainable careers. Business skills training, career development, workshops, and mentorship – all in one program. Applications close December 14th. Go here for full details.

Root Words: An Anthology of Arts Writing on New Brunswick Artists is available now for download! Learn more and download it here.

Our Annual Report for 2024-25 is now available online. Download it here.

The ArtsLink Community Studio is a flex space that can be booked by members free-of-charge for use as a short-term workspace, studio, meeting, or event space. Learn more and request a booking here!

Latest Publications

📄 Securing the Future of Arts & Culture in NB / Assurer l'avenir des arts et de la culture au N-B (Nov 2025)
📄 Evolving the Creative Landscape: A Comprehensive Analysis of New Brunswick’s Arts and Culture Workforce. [EN] [FR] (April 2025)
📄 Our Response to the 2025-26 Provincial Budget. (March 2025)
📄 Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick [EN] [FR] (Dec 2024)
📄 2023-24 ArtsLink NB Annual Report (Oct 2024)
📄 Impact Économique du Secteur Culturel au Nouveau-Brunswick, 2024. AAAPNB [FR] [EN]
📄 Culture Is Made to Share: Summary of 13 research interviews on the current impacts and challenges of cultural venues in New Brunswick (June 2024)
📄 The 2024-25 Provincial Budget: A Message to the Membership (March 2024)
📄 Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick: Summary of Survey Responses (March 2024)
📄 A Statistical Profile of the 2,700 Professional Artists in New Brunswick in 2021 (Nov 2023)
📄 2022-23 ArtsLink NB Annual Report (Oct 2023)
📄 ArtsLink NB Code of Conduct (Oct 2023)
📄 2021_REPORT OF THE PREMIER’S TASK FORCE ON THE STATUS OF THE ARTIST
📄 2021 ACT NOW! For the Survival of the Arts and Culture Sector

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