Join alt-pop Halifax duo Pillow Fite and Chroma as we celebrate trans love, life and music at Haven Music Hall! The night will showcase local queer and trans youth musicians and a drag performer. This is an all ages event. See you April 26th, Saint John!
Tickets will be available for purchase through Haven Music Hall online or at the door!
To learn more about Pillow Fite, check out their website here!
Update: Due to inclement weather, we’ve decided to postpone this event until Sunday, April 14. We will still be at the Saint John Arts Centre at 2pm to celebrate our latest CATAPULT Arts Accelerator grads.
The Elm City String Quartet continues its season with a contrast of minimalism, romanticism and tango. Piazzolla’s TangoBallet, an excellent example of nuevo tango, is a programmatic suite, and featuring six “film scenes”: introduction, the street, encounter / forgetfulness, cabaret, solitude, and the street again.
Arvo Pärt’s Summa is inspired by Medieval chant and Renaissance polyphony, and was originally composed as an a cappella vocal work for four singers. Mendelssohn’s Quartet Four is full of virtuosic passion, charming dance movements, and intimate romantic lyricism. While these pieces are from different ends of a musical spectrum, they all manage to get to the heart of what music is all about, in their own way.
Moncton – March 13, 7:30PM at Centre culturel Aberdeen – 140 rue Botsford St, Moncton
Saint John – March 14, 7:30PM at the Saint John Arts Centre – 20 Peel Plaza, Saint John
Fredericton – March 15, 7:30PM at Wilmot United Church – 473 King St., Fredericton
Tickets:
Adults: $20 | Seniors: $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students & Faculty: Free
The Elm City String Quartet continues its season with a contrast of minimalism, romanticism and tango. Piazzolla’s TangoBallet, an excellent example of nuevo tango, is a programmatic suite, and featuring six “film scenes”: introduction, the street, encounter / forgetfulness, cabaret, solitude, and the street again.
Arvo Pärt’s Summa is inspired by Medieval chant and Renaissance polyphony, and was originally composed as an a cappella vocal work for four singers. Mendelssohn’s Quartet Four is full of virtuosic passion, charming dance movements, and intimate romantic lyricism. While these pieces are from different ends of a musical spectrum, they all manage to get to the heart of what music is all about, in their own way.
Moncton – March 13, 7:30PM at Centre culturel Aberdeen – 140 rue Botsford St, Moncton
Saint John – March 14, 7:30PM at the Saint John Arts Centre – 20 Peel Plaza, Saint John
Fredericton – March 15, 7:30PM at Wilmot United Church – 473 King St., Fredericton
Tickets:
Adults: $20 | Seniors: $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students & Faculty: Free
Misery, a thriller about an acclaimed romance novelist who wakes up captive in the secluded home of his ‘Number One Fan.’ Experience a heart-pounding journey as the fan takes revenge for her favorite character’s death.
Warning: violence, language, gunshots.
By William Goldman. Based on the novel by Stephen King.
Enjoy a four-course meal created by Chef Michelle Hooton at Italian by Night, inspired by four beloved Saint John artists’ paintings brought to the restaurant from the Beaverbrook Art Gallery!
This evening event will consist of a talk by the Beaverbrook Art Gallery’s Manager of Collections and Exhibitions, John Leroux, who will give us insight into the selected artworks. Chef Michelle will also tell us how each painting inspired her to create her four delicious courses.
This is an excellent opportunity to engage with artworks from the Beaverbrook and learn more about the history of Saint John as well as the four artists who have been chosen for this exciting evening. The artworks chosen for inspiration for this meal were created by the following artists:
– Miller Brittain – Fred Ross – Jack Humphrey – Rosamund Campbell
Still Buffering, Connection Dance Works’ sci-fi multidisciplinary production, is coming to Imperial Theatre this spring on May 11, 2024!
In the lead-up to the premiere, we’ll be presenting monthly features of our talented cast and crew. This month, we’ll share the five performers who take centre stage in Still Buffering. The official countdown to the Still Buffering premiere has begun!
February 21, 2024 Imperial Theatre, Saint John, NB
This morning at the Imperial Theatre in Saint John, we were joined by Wayne Long, Member of Parliament for Saint John–Rothesay, who announced a federal contribution of $92,000 for ArtsLink NB through the Regional Economic Growth through Innovation (REGI) program. The announcement was made on behalf of the Honourable Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Development and Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA).
(From left to right: Wayne Long, MP for Saint John Rothesay; Julie Whitenect, Executive Director of ArtsLink NB; NB Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour, Greg Turner; and Jeri Knopp, ArtsLink NB’s Programming Director)
Also joining us was New Brunswick’s Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Minister Greg Turner, who pledged $50,000 on behalf of the province of New Brunswick.
Percy Jackson never seemed to fit in. After getting kicked out of his sixth school in six years, he embarks on an unexpected journey to find out who he really is.
Adapted from the best-selling book The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan and featuring a thrilling original rock score, The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is an action-packed mythical adventure “worthy of the gods”. Directed by, Catherine Gray and Hannah Martin and Musical Director Ryan Brown.