On June 22nd, the ArtsLink NB team will be making a BIG reveal regarding the artists and presenters for the upcoming Arts Atlantic Symposium in Moncton, New Brunswick, taking place from October 18-20.
Prepare to celebrate the vibrant arts scene of Atlantic Canada over three days.
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Remaining silent in the face of judgement based on your way of speaking is a reality far more common than people think.
Gabriel and Bianca, two Acadian artists, tackle this issue. Humourously, of course – yet not without its share of pain – the pair explore how certain prejudices are held with regard to a language. Their language. And the resulting consequences of linguistic insecurity.
Bianca Richard and Gabriel Robichaud, both from south-eastern New Brunswick, are the instigators of this ambitious project, which includes this theatrical docu-drama, as well as a podcast series and a documentary – an extensive multimedia project which has turned into a genuine Pandora’s box.
ECSQ Season Finale: Cello Quintets with Guest Artist India Gailey
The ECSQ closes out its season by teaming with a special guest India Gailey to perform cello quintets.
India Gailey is a cellist, composer, and improviser of âunparalleled talentâ (Take Effect) based in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, NS. Recently named by CBC as one of â30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30,â in May 2022 India released her second solo cello album, to you through (Redshift Records) to much acclaim. India has worked most often in the realms of classical and experimental music, including tours across Canada, the United States, and Germany.
Together, India and the ECSQ will perform Schubert’s famous cello quintet in C Major, as well as two brand new commissions by none other than India and the ECSQ’s Emily Kennedy.
Tickets: Adults $20 | Seniors $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students: Free
Advance tickets: https://www.elmcitystringquartet.com/cello-quintets
Dates:
MONCTON: May 29, 7:30PM – Centre culturel Aberdeen
SAINT JOHN: May 30, 7:30PM – Saint John Arts Centre
FREDERICTON: May 31, 7:30PM – Wilmot United Church
ECSQ Season Finale: Cello Quintets with Guest Artist India Gailey
The ECSQ closes out its season by teaming with a special guest India Gailey to perform cello quintets.
India Gailey is a cellist, composer, and improviser of âunparalleled talentâ (Take Effect) based in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, NS. Recently named by CBC as one of â30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30,â in May 2022 India released her second solo cello album, to you through (Redshift Records) to much acclaim. India has worked most often in the realms of classical and experimental music, including tours across Canada, the United States, and Germany.
Together, India and the ECSQ will perform Schubert’s famous cello quintet in C Major, as well as two brand new commissions by none other than India and the ECSQ’s Emily Kennedy.
Tickets: Adults $20 | Seniors $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students: Free
Advance tickets: https://www.elmcitystringquartet.com/cello-quintets
Dates:
MONCTON: May 29, 7:30PM – Centre culturel Aberdeen
SAINT JOHN: May 30, 7:30PM – Saint John Arts Centre
FREDERICTON: May 31, 7:30PM – Wilmot United Church
ECSQ Season Finale: Cello Quintets with Guest Artist India Gailey
The ECSQ closes out its season by teaming with a special guest India Gailey to perform cello quintets.
India Gailey is a cellist, composer, and improviser of âunparalleled talentâ (Take Effect) based in Kjipuktuk/Halifax, NS. Recently named by CBC as one of â30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30,â in May 2022 India released her second solo cello album, to you through (Redshift Records) to much acclaim. India has worked most often in the realms of classical and experimental music, including tours across Canada, the United States, and Germany.
Together, India and the ECSQ will perform Schubert’s famous cello quintet in C Major, as well as two brand new commissions by none other than India and the ECSQ’s Emily Kennedy.
Tickets: Adults $20 | Seniors $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students: Free
Advance tickets: https://www.elmcitystringquartet.com/cello-quintets
Dates:
MONCTON: May 29, 7:30PM – Centre culturel Aberdeen
SAINT JOHN: May 30, 7:30PM – Saint John Arts Centre
FREDERICTON: May 31, 7:30PM – Wilmot United Church
Baritone James Roser and pianist Carl Philippe Gionet will be presenting three concerts in New
Brunswick in May.
Join us for an enchanting concert as we embark on a musical journey through soul-stirring songs! Australian baritone James Roser and Acadian pianist Carl Philippe Gionet met in Vienna fifteen years ago and since then, they have performed regularly together in Austria, England, Scotland and Canada.
For this recital, they will perform the evocative Songs of Travel by Ralph Vaughan Williams, the beautiful cycle Let Us Garlands Bring by Gerald Finzi, and a selection of Lieder by Franz Schubert. Experience the emotion and rich storytelling of these exquisite pieces, and immerse yourself in an afternoon of artistry that celebrates the beauty of the season and the power of music to inspire and uplift!
MONCTON
Thursday May 16 at 7pm
Central United Church â 150 Queen St.
FREDERICTON
Sunday May 19 at 2pm
Christ Church Parish Church â 245 Westmorland St.
Presented by Christ Church Parish Church
CARAQUET
Tuesday May 21 at 7pm
Saint-Simon Church â 1731 Route 335
In collaboration with Centrâart and Musique sur mer en Acadie
Baritone James Roser and pianist Carl Philippe Gionet will be presenting three concerts in New
Brunswick in May.
Join us for an enchanting concert as we embark on a musical journey through soul-stirring songs! Australian baritone James Roser and Acadian pianist Carl Philippe Gionet met in Vienna fifteen years ago and since then, they have performed regularly together in Austria, England, Scotland and Canada.
For this recital, they will perform the evocative Songs of Travel by Ralph Vaughan Williams, the beautiful cycle Let Us Garlands Bring by Gerald Finzi, and a selection of Lieder by Franz Schubert. Experience the emotion and rich storytelling of these exquisite pieces, and immerse yourself in an afternoon of artistry that celebrates the beauty of the season and the power of music to inspire and uplift!
MONCTON
Thursday May 16 at 7pm
Central United Church â 150 Queen St.
FREDERICTON
Sunday May 19 at 2pm
Christ Church Parish Church â 245 Westmorland St.
Presented by Christ Church Parish Church
CARAQUET
Tuesday May 21 at 7pm
Saint-Simon Church â 1731 Route 335
In collaboration with Centrâart and Musique sur mer en Acadie
Baritone James Roser and pianist Carl Philippe Gionet will be presenting three concerts in New
Brunswick in May.
Join us for an enchanting concert as we embark on a musical journey through soul-stirring songs! Australian baritone James Roser and Acadian pianist Carl Philippe Gionet met in Vienna fifteen years ago and since then, they have performed regularly together in Austria, England, Scotland and Canada.
For this recital, they will perform the evocative Songs of Travel by Ralph Vaughan Williams, the beautiful cycle Let Us Garlands Bring by Gerald Finzi, and a selection of Lieder by Franz Schubert. Experience the emotion and rich storytelling of these exquisite pieces, and immerse yourself in an afternoon of artistry that celebrates the beauty of the season and the power of music to inspire and uplift!
MONCTON
Thursday May 16 at 7pm
Central United Church â 150 Queen St.
FREDERICTON
Sunday May 19 at 2pm
Christ Church Parish Church â 245 Westmorland St.
Presented by Christ Church Parish Church
CARAQUET
Tuesday May 21 at 7pm
Saint-Simon Church â 1731 Route 335
In collaboration with Centrâart and Musique sur mer en Acadie
You are invited to an open house and fundraising event for F Stop Studio!
On Thursday, May 16, from 6 to 8PM, come by 232 Botsford Street in Moncton for a super sneak peek at the future home of F STOP STUDIO!
There is still much to do, but we wish to welcome you to see how you can help make F Stop a reality.
We aim to source funding wherever possible. As government grant options for non-profit start ups arenât readily available, F stop must count on the kindness of people like YOU to get us started! On May 16, we will officially launch our crowdfunding campaign.
*The space is not yet accessible for wheelchair users.
But, even if you can’t make it on the 16th, please DONATE and SHARE our GoFundMe campaign:
https://gofund.me/1199d008
The public is invited to the opening of the art exhibit The Shape of Memory by Sackville artist Alexandrya Eaton at the Capitol Theatre Art Gallery on Friday, May 3rd at 5 p.m.
Alexandrya Eaton is a contemporary visual artist whose practice includes painting, textiles, sculpture, and weaving. Eaton has had fifty solo exhibitions, participated in numerous group exhibitions, and her work can be found in many private and public collections across Canada and internationally. For the past three decades, Eaton has maintained a steadfast commitment to studio practice, a rigorous exhibition schedule, and a longstanding commitment to community involvement. Eatonâs current research examines how fabric manipulations can be incorporated into painting practice, and how the canvas, a woven material, accepts these folds and stitches, conceptually exploring layers and connections of material and memory.