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November 2017

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November 24, 2017 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Pop Up Art Show

This coming Friday, November 24th, The Union St. Art Collective invites you to the gallery for the Pop Up Art Show at 126 union st, uptown SJ. Door opens at 6:30 pm, original paintings and prints will be on display and for sale from 5 local Saint John artists. These artist include: Justin Beddow Chad […]

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ArtsLink NB is thrilled to announce that applications for the Fall 2024 session of the CATAPULT Arts Accelerator are now open, and the application deadline is August 25. Register for the Info Session on Wed, August 7th, 7pm via Zoom.

Join us as a volunteer for the Arts Atlantic Symposium! Learn more and sign up here!

Calling all arts writers and aspiring arts writers: Root Words: In Search of New Brunswick Arts Writing is an opportunity open to writers at absolutely all career stages and levels of experience. Learn more here.

ArtsLink NB has announced the artists and presenters for the upcoming Arts Atlantic Symposium. Registration for the 2024 symposium – to be held in Moncton from October 18-20 – is now open! Register here.

Hill Strategies Research has released a new report entitled “Culture Is Made to Share” based on in-depth discussions with senior staff members of 13 cultural venues in NB. This project is in partnership with the Owens Art Gallery and L’Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du Nouveau-Brunswick (AAAPNB).

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