Driving Miss Daisy
Imperial Theatre 24 King Square South, Saint John, New Brunswick, CanadaBy Alfred Uhry | Directed by Stephen Tobias In the midst of the Civil Rights Movement, an unlikely friendship develops between an elderly Jewish widow and her African American chauffeur. A warm-hearted story with a message that friendship and caring can surmount creed, colour and race. $42.50 adult | $35.50 matinee or senior $10 student […]
Fundraising 101 Workshop
Charlotte Street Arts Centre 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton, NB, CanadaLack of time, resources and proper planning leaves many organizations perpetually stuck in a reactive fundraising mode. Fundraising is so much more than simply asking for money! In this engaging and practical workshop, Danielle Boucher (Vice President Atlantic of Global Philanthropic Canada) will share a combination of tools, techniques and strategies to help build or […]
A panel discussion: “Indigenous representation in Emily Carr’s art: Appropriation or Documentation?”
Beaverbrook Art Gallery 703 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB, CanadaAt the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, on March 26th at 7 pm, join us for “Indigenous representation in Emily Carr’s art: Appropriation or Documentation?”, a panel discussion moderated by Emma Hassencahl - Perley. This panel discussion is in conjunction with the exhibit Emily Carr: Fresh Seeing - French Modernism on the West Coast which runs […]
Workshop at UNB: Afro-Cuban Percussion
Fredericton New Brunswick, CanadaHere’s your chance to take part in a four-week course focused on the traditional percussion styles of Cuban Rumba. You will learn to play the basic foundations of a Rumba beat, sing traditional Cuban song, and witness some elements of dance with instructor Jon Bailey. The cost is $99. For more information call (506) 458-7259 […]
Canadian Chamber Choir: Seasons of Life and Landscape
Portland United Church 50 Newport Cresent, Saint JohnThe Juno-nominated Canadian Chamber Choir visits Saint John for an intimate concert featuring selections from their new album, Seasons of Life and Landscape, plus a special performance of Where Waters Meet with Mi’kmaw drummer/singer Aaron Prosper. Tickets: $25 for adults, $10 for students Available at Portland United Church, Guardian Drugs (KV), or at the door. […]
Members tour: Emily Carr: “Fresh Seeing – French Modernism and the West Coast”
New Brunswick, CanadaAt the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, on March 26, at 7pm, join the MEMBERS ONLY tour of exhibition “Emily Carr: Fresh Seeing – French Modernism and the West Coast”. Contact the Front Desk to RSVP before March 22 at 458-2028, or emailbag@beaverbrookartgallery.org; let us know how many people are attending and in which language you would […]
Driving Miss Daisy
Imperial Theatre 24 King Square South, Saint John, New Brunswick, CanadaBy Alfred Uhry | Directed by Stephen Tobias In the midst of the Civil Rights Movement, an unlikely friendship develops between an elderly Jewish widow and her African American chauffeur. A warm-hearted story with a message that friendship and caring can surmount creed, colour and race. $42.50 adult | $35.50 matinee or senior $10 student […]
The Canadian Chamber Choir
Portland United Church 50 Newport Cresent, Saint JohnThe Juno-nominated Canadian Chamber Choir returns to the Maritimes for a series of intimate concerts. In this unique concert experience, the Canadian Chamber Choir will perform selections from their new album, Seasons of Life and Landscape, inspired by the world’s great gallery exhibits. The Parrsnoro and Saint John concerts will also a include special performance […]
Application Deadline: Mentorship Program for Aspiring Music Industry Professionals
New Brunswick, CanadaApplications are now open for the second edition of Music·Musique NB's (MNB) M•C•M (Music • Career • Mentorship) Program. The program is designed for aspiring and emerging music industry professionals, who wish to enter the industry and develop the needed knowledge and skills. "We need more booking agents, managers, publicists, and other industry pros, to help […]
Saint John Making Tomorrow Better
BMO Studio Theatre Saint JohnAPA's Professional Development Tour with Inga Petri and Tammy Lee is almost here! Still on the fence about going? Here are some reasons why YOU need to join us at Making Tomorrow Better! 1. The digital world can be overwhelming Gone are the days where you only had to worry about managing a single storefront. Now you […]