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Ducky and Murdock

Standing At Opposite Ends Are Ducky & Murdock đŸ§đŸ§đŸœâ€â™€ïž

December 8, 2023 @ 7:30 pm 9:00 pm

Nasty Shadows Theatre Company presents Standing At Opposite Ends Are Ducky & Murdock, Part 1 of the Great Seclusion Myth.

Ducky and Murdock

Ducky – Caroline Coon
Murdock – Alex Fullerton
Written/Directed by Scott Shannon

A seemingly simple story about a young woman and young man in love during wartime, but with a Nasty touch from the Shadows.

~ SAINT JOHN ~
December 5th @7:30PM
Saint John Arts Centre
~ FREDERICTON ~

December 7th-8th (Thurs-Fri) @7:30PM
Memorial Hall, UNB Campus

Tickets: PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL
Poster image by Jeff McLennan
Poster layout by Michael Holmes-Lauder

Pay what you will
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Ducky and Murdock

Standing At Opposite Ends Are Ducky & Murdock đŸ§đŸ§đŸœâ€â™€ïž

December 5, 2023 @ 7:30 pm 9:00 pm

Nasty Shadows Theatre Company presents Standing At Opposite Ends Are Ducky & Murdock, Part 1 of the Great Seclusion Myth.

Ducky and Murdock

Ducky – Caroline Coon
Murdock – Alex Fullerton
Written/Directed by Scott Shannon

A seemingly simple story about a young woman and young man in love during wartime, but with a Nasty touch from the Shadows.

~ SAINT JOHN ~
December 5th @7:30PM
Saint John Arts Centre
~ FREDERICTON ~

December 7th-8th (Thurs-Fri) @7:30PM
Memorial Hall, UNB Campus

Tickets: PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL
Poster image by Jeff McLennan
Poster layout by Michael Holmes-Lauder

Pay what you will
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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What's in the Box? Great food, great art, great cause!

What’s In the Box? 📩

April 20, 2023 @ 7:00 pm 9:00 pm

After two years’ absence and 2022’s ‘online edition’, SJAC’s popular fundraiser is back LIVE for 2023 to answer the burning question, ‘What’s in the Box?’!

What's in the Box? Great food, great art, great cause!

When is ‘What’s in the Box?’

Thursday, April 20, 7-9pm, join us for an entertaining evening of delicious food, fine drink, and an opportunity to support your community arts centre! (A $25 tax receipt can be issued for each $75 ticket.) Please note that online ticket purchasers will be added to our guest list at the door, and do not require a a physical ticket.

What actually *is* in the box?

By filling out a ballot (or more than one), you’ll have the unique chance to purchase for $100 a ‘mystery box’ containing an original artwork, which has been generously donated by one of over 50 local professional artists.

If you’re not one of the lucky 50 whose ballot is drawn, maybe you’ll see a work you’d like to own in the one-night-only exhibition of works by our donor artists!

(Please note that the ballot/chance to be drawn is not part of the event ticket price and is entirely optional. Attendees who choose to take part in the draw commit to buying one of the ‘mystery boxes’ of art for $100 if their ballot is drawn.)

Why support this fundraiser?

Funds from this event support our programs, including our important Artists’ Rights Fees program, to support the artists who share their works in the galleries of SJAC.

Please note: face masks are encouraged while not actively eating or drinking.

$75
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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Image of Saint John Art Centre exterior.

Saint John Art Centre: New Shows for January 2023 ✅

January 13, 2023 @ 5:00 pm 7:30 pm

The Saint John Arts Centre invites you to join us with the artists for an opening celebrating our new exhibitions! These shows in the first exhibit cycle of 2023 run from January 13/23 to March 10/23.

Image of Saint John Art Centre exterior.

Opening: Friday, January 13, 2023, 5pm-7:30pm

*Please note that face masks are required.*

Regular galley hours Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-5pm; gallery visits are free (donations gratefully accepted!) Reminders for social distancing and extra sanitizing measures are in place for your protection.

The featured exhibits are:

Port Saint John Gallery: Kevin Goggan – Time Machine
City Gallery: Melanie Craig-Hansford – Processing Cedar
Canada Games Gallery: Chris Donovan – Stay Solid or Move West
Library 
Rotunda Galleries: First Time for the Last Time â€“ Sculpture Saint John 2022 Workshops Creations

Free
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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Abstract painting and mixed media for teens

Abstract Painting and Mixed Media for Teens 🎹

December 21, 2022 @ 8:00 am 5:00 pm

Take fun seriously! In this workshop Tara will facilitate playful, mixed media exploration to create imaginative artworks. With a variety of textures, colours and media to choose from, students will learn to relax and have fun with their work while also getting to know themselves better in the process. This is beginner to intermediate level for teens (13-17).

Abstract painting and mixed media for teens

Age group: Teens (13-17)
Time: 6:30-8:30PM
Dates: January 18, 25, February 1, 8, 2023
Duration: 4 weeks
Tuition: $90
Supplies cost: $35, purchased from instructor at first class
Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate
Capacity: 10 students

$90
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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The Art Room: Let's Keep Painting

The Art Room: Let’s Keep Painting 🎹

January 21, 2023 @ 1:00 pm 3:00 pm

Lily Morrow teaches painting with acrylics through weekly exercises that explore a variety of techniques such as mixed media, painting with squeegees, and brushwork. Topics like ‘the polka dot pop art pumpkin’ to ‘the 4-season tree’ will make learning how to paint fun and exciting.

The Art Room: Let's Keep Painting

Some of the topics covered:

  • Collage techniques on canvas
  • Painting with a squeegee
  • Non-traditional paint techniques
  • The 4-season tree.

All materials are provided within the workshop fee, and students should wear an apron or old shirt.

Age group: Kids aged 9-12
Time: 1-3pm
Dates: Saturday afternoons – January 21, 28, February 4, 11, 2023
Duration: 4 weeks
Fees: $100, all supplies included
Skill level: Beginner
Capacity: maximum 10 students

$100
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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A whale tale mosaic by Tim Isaac.

Tim Isaac Mosaic Workshop 🩀

November 5, 2022 @ 1:00 pm 4:00 pm

Make your own nature-inspired Fundy mosaic or mirror frame as Tim Isaac guides you through the design and creation of your own beautiful work of art that you can take home. No experience is needed and anyone can do this! You’ll be treated to a wonderous ‘buffet’ of rocks, shells, and even raku fired masks and tiles, and feel free to bring along your own seashells, pebbles or other treasures also, to incorporate into your work.

A whale tale mosaic by Tim Isaac.

Age group: All ages (kids must be with a registered adult to participate)

Time: 1 – 4pm

Location: Saint John Arts Centre

Dates: (note new date) Saturday, November 5, 2022

Duration: 3 hours

Fees: Tuition – $40 / Supplies purchased from instructor – $70

Skill level: Beginner

Capacity: 10 students

Tim Isaac is well known for his beautiful raku pottery, unique mosaic art, and as a member of the acclaimed NB roots duo ‘Isaac & Blewett’.   He loves to share his creative process with others, and in the last few years has devoted more time to teaching and giving workshops in raku firing, pottery, and mosaic art. This is a unique opportunity to learn some of his techniques and to express yourself through a fun and creative project. 

$40 – $70
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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Elm City String Quartet seated with their instruments

Elm City String Quartet Concert #2: Brahms & Britten đŸŽ»

November 23, 2022 @ 7:30 pm November 27, 2022 @ 9:00 pm

The Elm City String Quartet continues their season with two absolute staples in the quartet repertoire. If you love immersive and expansive masterpieces, this concert is for you.  The concert begins with the second string quartet of Johannes Brahms, which is an A-minor feat of musical transcendence.  The second piece in the program is Benjamin Britten’s second string quartet: a meditative, intricate, and brazen musical journey. 

The Elm City String Quartet seated on a couch with their instruments.

String Quartet No. 2 in a minor, Op. 51, No. 2  – J. Brahms (1833 – 1897)

I.               Allegro non troppo

II.              Andante moderato

III.            Quasi minuetto, moderato – Allegretto vivace

IV.            Finale. Allegro non assai

(Intermission)

 String Quartet No. 2 in C major, Op. 36Benjamin Britten (1913 – 1976)

Concert #2: Brahms & Britten

Tickets can be purchased at the links below:

November 23, 7:30 – Saint John Arts Centre, Saint John, NB – tickets

November 25, 7:30 – Wilmot United Church, Fredericton NB – tickets

November 27, 2:00 – Empress Theatre, Moncton NB – tickets

Free – $40
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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Elm City String Quartet

Elm City String Quartet Concert 1: Beethoven & Glass đŸŽ»

September 23, 2022 @ 7:30 pm September 25, 2022 @ 9:00 pm

The Elm City String Quartet is kicking off their first full season with a bit of everything. We will be starting with one of the great Beethoven quartets, the opus 18, no. 4 in C minor, full of drive, energy, and passion. Following that, we will introduce you to “Strum,” an exciting piece by Jessie Montgomery, an American composer who’s making a big name for herself. The concert will be concluded with Philip Glass’ fifth quartet, a pure minimal masterpiece.

Picture of the Elm City Sting Quartet

Tickets can be purchased at the links below:

September 23, 7:30 – Wilmot United Church, Fredericton NB – tickets

September 24, 7:30 – Saint John Arts Centre, Saint John NB – tickets

September 25, 2:00 – Empress Theatre, Moncton NB – tickets

Free – $20
20 Peel Plaza
Saint John,
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Wayfinding

Where are we?
Where are we going?
And how will we get there?

Wayfinding brings together a group of ten artists, of varied disciplines and diverse practices, all based in so-called New Brunswick.

Catherine Arseneault
Maryse Arseneault
Angela Beek
Jean-Michel Cliche
Tara Francis
Thandiwe McCarthy
Jesse Mea
Christiana Myers
Brittany Schuler
Starlit Simon

A result of the third installment of the Cross Cultural Creation Residency, Wayfinding is a partnership between ArtsLink NB, l’Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du N-B, and Mawi’Art.

Opening Friday, September 9 at 5pm, at the Saint John Arts Centre.

Exhibition curated by Amy Ash.

FB Event is here: https://fb.me/e/2KJ1kpXz3