Are you a songwriter, music publisher, record label, musician, band member, band manager (or anything in between)?
With almost 30 years experience in the Canadian music industry, Tim Hardy, from multiple ECMA award winning publishing company Sound of Pop, is available for One 2 One sessions to answer any questions you may have about your career in the music biz.
As you may already know, ArtsLink NB has a Lending Library full of books, ebooks, and equipment that can help you make or document your art, and it’s free to use for our members.
Our annual Lending Library survey helps us learn what kinds of equipment and resources our members need and would like to have available in the future.
Hill Strategies Research released a satellite report today (12 March, 2024) summarizing the findings of the Cultural Venues Survey that was circulated this past summer.
“Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick: Summary of Survey Responses” is available to read and download.
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).
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.
Our next One 2 One sessions this year will be Proposal Overview with Kathleen Buckley, professional grant writer.
Project proposals are some of the most daunting parts of applying for professional opportunities, and it can be helpful to have someone to work through your ideas with.
ArtsLink NB is once again accepting applications for the second iteration of our mentorship program. Artists of all disciplines who live in Atlantic Canada face the unique challenge of pursuing their practice from a marginalized area of the country. Building networks through lifelong engagement in peer-to-peer and mentor-to-mentee discourse is vital to pursuing a career for any arts professional, but the need is especially high in New Brunswick.
In response to this, ArtsLink NB runs an intensive 12-month mentorship that connects artists who wish to share their professional experience and guidance with other artists.