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June 15 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Mass for Shut Outs

Charlotte Street Arts Centre 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton

Mass for Shut-Outs, written and performed by PEI Poet Laureate Tanya Davis, is a shout out to anyone grappling with the complexity of faith, the inconsistency of awe, and the […]

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Leading up to this federal election on April 28th, ArtsLink NB supports the ArtsVote campaign of the Canadian Arts Coalition. We encourage all New Brunswickers to inform themselves and speak up for the arts in this election. Learn more here.

We’ve added over 50 new ebook and audiobook titles to our Lending Library, and they can be accessed through the Libby app. Check them out here!

The next CATAPULT Arts Accelerator Launch Day is coming up soon! The latest group of CATAPULTers have been learning the business side of art, and will be presenting a pitch about their practice and their work. Joins us Saturday, April 26, 6pm at the Saint John Arts Centre.

Introspect: a residency by the sea runs from April 26 to May 9 at the Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts (KIRA)! Meet the artists on Open Studio Day in St. Andrews on Saturday, May 3, 1pm – 4pm.

On behalf of the membership of ArtsLink NB, we were very pleased to see that the new budget for 2025-26, “Driving Change, Delivering Progress,” increased funding for the arts and culture sector by $2.65 million. Read the rest of our response to the New Brunswick government's 2025-26 provincial budget here.

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