Whatever Inspires Just do whatever inspires today, chase to the gold at the end of the rainbow, do not let your heart sway. Explore the lining in every fray, tunnel to discover where it does go, just do whatever inspires today. Ride your own gliding sleigh, through what you thought was status quo, do not… Continue Reading
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Poem: Father And Son
Father & Son My Dad was a living example Of the way a man ought to be. I hope one day my kids see A little of my Dad in me. I want to be a living example Of the way we ought to live. Just like my Dad before me, I want to be… Continue Reading
Poem: Fall Run
Fall Run The rivers still run Through my mind As one violent force: Mira; Margoree; Miramichi; St. Mary’s; Mersey- When the days became short and cold And Septembers’ rain made the rivers rise, The Salmon began their Fall Run. Before sunrise my mother crept Into my room, Shook my shoulders and whispered- “Get ready”. My… Continue Reading
Kidney Foundation Bowlathon in Saint John
The Kidney Foundation of Canada Saint John Chapter 22nd Annual “Bowlathon” happens Saturday, November 2nd at the Bowlarama. Bowl times are 9:30 am and 11:30 am. Enjoy two hours of bowling along with pizza and a chance to win great prizes! This year’s event promises to be loads of fun with our “DISCO” theme (prizes… Continue Reading
Celebrating Artist Linda Bartlett
The Fredericton Region Museum is holding an event in recognition of local artist Linda Bartlett on Wednesday August 7th beginning at 7 pm. Linda is a New Brunswick resident, who has been painting for more than 30 years. She received her training from the Saint John Vocational school, where her passion for painting was nurtured.… Continue Reading
New Brunswick Native Brings Home Songs about Home
Glenn McFarlane is coming home, and he’s bringing a bunch of songs with him. He sings about dulse, chicken bones and lobster rolls, with a passion and conviction that only a native New Brunswicker can. Glenn is originally from New Brunswick, but now lives in Brampton, Ontario. His mother’s family is from Hampton and his… Continue Reading
Tay Creek Folk Festival Returns with Stellar Line-up
Tay Creek Farm, just 20 minutes north of Fredericton, will be hosting the 6th annual Tay Creek Folk Festival from July 26th-28th, with performances from folk, classic rock, country, Celtic, blues and bluegrass musicians. The line-up includes names such as Margo Margo, Glenn McFarlane, Yves St Laurent, Jill Harmonic and Men From Earth. The festival… Continue Reading
Maugerville Exhibition Opens During 250th Anniversary Celebrations
On Saturday, July 6th the Fredericton Region Museum opened “The New England Planters at Maugerville / Sheffield 1763 – 2013” Exhibition. The exhibit celebrates the 250th anniversary of Maugerville by showcasing the lives of the early settlers at Maugerville and Sheffield, starting with the New England Planters, the arrival of the Loyalists, and the later division of… Continue Reading
Hubcity Theatre brings The Winter’s Tale to Moncton
A jealous husband, a wife on trial for adultery, a charming con-man and an angry bear can all be found in Moncton’s Victoria Park this summer. Hubcity Theatre is proud to present its 2013 Shakespeare in the Park with The Winter’s Tale playing at Moncton’s Victoria Park July 25, 26, 27 at 6:30 pm and… Continue Reading
Hannah’s Tea Place Opens for Third Summer with 12 Year Old Hostess
Spencer Murgatroyd is poised to open her business, Hannah’s Tea Place, for its third consecutive summer. Spencer has served herbal and iced teas with cookies to hundreds of patrons of the Fredericton Region Museum over the last two years while portraying Hannah Ingraham, a Loyalist girl featured in one of the museum’s exhibits. She was… Continue Reading
