START TO FINISH WORKSHOP SERIES CRAFTING YOUR CV
New Brunswick, Canada- Three locations for our workshop series: Sept. 11, 9-4pm, ArtsLink Office, 89 Canterbury St. Suite 407, Saint John Sept. 12, 9-4pm, CSAC, 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton Sept. 13, 9-4pm, Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts, Mount Allison, Sackville - Writing a professional CV is an […]
Symposium BDC 2018
Le Galion des Appalaches, Campbellton NBFourth annual drawing and painting symposium featuring guest and juried artists, and presenters from the NB arts world.
Birdseye. @BMG
Buckland Merrifield Gallery 36 Canterbury St., Saint John, New Brunswick, CanadaBirdseye - Fine Furniture by Brent Rourke & The Barn BMG is pleased to present Birdseye. An exhibition of fine woodwork by Cabinetmaker Brent Rourke and his team from The Barn in Bloomfield . Birdseye’s rare properties make it a unique and beautiful wood. This is the catalyst that is the medium for Brent’s new […]
Buttermilk Creek Fall Festival 2018
Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery 1-8 McCain Street, Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick, CanadaA farm and craft market, featuring local and regional vendors, is the centrepiece of the annual Buttermilk Creek Fall Festival. This year's event also includes a family colour fun run, a harvest breakfast, art demonstrations, yoga, and book signings. Full schedule and information here! Interested vendors can contact the Andrew & Laura […]
Sackville Festival of Early Music 2018
Sackville New Brunswick, CanadaThe SFEM Team would like to welcome you to our 14th Season. We are excited to share the events of the 2018 festival. Stay tuned for more information and updates about this year's artists and activities. - Sackville's Festival of Early Music celebrates Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music with a week-long series of performances and outreach […]
PrintSocial with Hilary Lorenz – Moth Migration Project
New Brunswick, CanadaPrintSocial with Hilary Lorenz - Moth Migration Project, Sept 29 FREE! A PrintSocial is similar to the old-fashioned quilting bee, sitting around a large table with new and old friends making honest connections. Now exchange quilting with printmaking, and you have PrintSocial, add in that Moth Migration Project, and we are collectively working on an international […]
Oil and Cold Wax Workshop
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre St. AndrewsExploring the Surface: painting with Cold Wax & oil Ancient and intriguing, this luscious and tactile medium fosters versatility. Its translucent qualities allow light to penetrate into the surface, emphasizing rich and vibrant colour, depth and tone. Cold wax medium can be used to collage found natural materials (leaves, bark, wildflowers) as well as photos […]
Artist in Residence: Natalie Sappier-Samaqani Cocahq Community Sharing Circle
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre St. AndrewsArtist in Residence: Natalie Sappier-Samaqani Cocahq Community Sharing Circle Sept 18, 6:30pm (free event) Hi! My name is Natalie Sappier, I am a Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) Indigenous storyteller from Tobique First Nation, New Brunswick. I explore storytelling through music, creative writing, spoken word and visual art. I am currently the artist in residence at Sunbury Shores […]
Invest Atlantic
Charlottetown CharlottetownInvest Atlantic brings together startups from across Atlantic Canada in all sectors with angel investors and service providers. Learn from the experiences of established entrepreneurs. They will share their ups and downs in the business world. There are 90 complimentary registrations available. Register https://investatlantic.ca/host/
13 Years Later: Exploring Visual Music since Mt. A University & Fog Forest Gallery Exhibition
Fog Forest Gallery 14 Bridge Street, Sackville, New Brunswick, CanadaSackville Festival of Early Music Deanna Musgrave presents 13 Years Later: Exploring Visual Music since Mount Allison University & Fog Forest Gallery Exhibition 13 Years Later: Exploring Visual Music since Mount Allison University Visual Artist Deanna Musgrave discusses the highlights of her career since her 2005 graduation from Mount Allison University's Fine Arts program. This colloquium will focus […]