Fredericton’s Queen Street is home to a variety of home-grown shops. Bakeries, boutiques and bookstores dot the neighbourhood with charm, making it a cultural haven for pedestrians who are anything but. Those with an eye for art and a taste for culture will soon be benefiting from what will complete Queen Street’s trifecta of galleries: Gallery on Queen. Continue reading Fredericton’s Newest Art Gallery Set To Open Saturday
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Saint John Performing Arts School Has First Festival
In 2001, twenty-five aspiring artists performed in the atrium of Market Square as part of InterAction School of Performing Arts’ debut show. Fifteen years later, with now more than 250 students, the school is bringing stories to life with their first festival of the performing arts. Continue reading Saint John Performing Arts School Has First Festival
The Eighth Annual Best Of Saint John Music Winners
Friday, in a public ceremony held at the Sanctuary Theatre on Germain Street, Local 107.3fm honoured Adam Kierstead, and other musicians of Saint John. Continue reading The Eighth Annual Best Of Saint John Music Winners
In Review: SJTC’s ‘An Enemy Of The People’
Old story, new play. With genderbent characters, a contemporary Canadian context, and the incorporation of social media, An Enemy of the People is anything but dry. For fans of Henrik Ibsen’s classic, Maria Milisavljevic’s adaptation may seem unrecognizable. The basic premise, however, remains the same. Continue reading In Review: SJTC’s ‘An Enemy Of The People’
Exclusive: Stream Dylan Menzie’s ‘Adolescent Nature’
Dylan Menzie makes a huge leap forward with his latest album, Adolescent Nature. It’s connecting the pieces that revolve around making your own path to self discovery. It’s about exploring the inner-workings of your mind: the good and the bad, the bright rays of sunlight and the torrential downpours, the dark and the light, just every day adolescence. Have a listen. Continue reading Exclusive: Stream Dylan Menzie’s ‘Adolescent Nature’