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Join us as we celebrate the achievements of the latest cohort of CATAPULT Arts Accelerator grads from the fall of 2024!

Applications for our CATAPULT Arts Accelerator are now open, and will close on December 15th 2024 at midnight. Learn more here.

Please join us in welcoming Janan Anvar as our programming intern for the academic year 2024-25.

Our annual report for 2023-24 was presented at our annual general meeting in Moncton on October 20th, and it is now publicly available on our website.

We would like to thank Caroline Walker, Bernard Quintal, and Zamantha Zarate for their service to the board of ArtsLink NB and their ongoing dedication to the arts in New Brunswick. For the past several years, Caroline and Bernard served as directors, and Zamantha as our treasurer. We appreciate all you have done!

At our AGM in Moncton, we had a chance to welcome Michael Wood as the newest member of our board of directors. If you haven’t had a chance already, join us in welcoming him to ArtsLink NB!

Latest Publications

📄 2023-24 ArtsLink NB Annual Report (October 2024)
📄 Impact Économique du Secteur Culturel au Nouveau-Brunswick, 2024. AAAPNB [FR] [EN]
📄 Culture Is Made to Share: Summary of 13 research interviews on the current impacts and challenges of cultural venues in New Brunswick (June 2024)
📄 The 2024-25 Provincial Budget: A Message to the Membership (March 2024)
📄 Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick: Summary of Survey Responses (March 2024)
📄 A Statistical Profile of the 2,700 Professional Artists in New Brunswick in 2021 (November 2023)
📄 2022-23 ArtsLink NB Annual Report (October 2023)
📄 ArtsLink NB Code of Conduct (October 2023)
📄 2021_REPORT OF THE PREMIER’S TASK FORCE ON THE STATUS OF THE ARTIST
📄 2021 ACT NOW! For the Survival of the Arts and Culture Sector

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