“L’Acadie, un pays qui se ra-conte” (Acadie tells her story), an important New Brunswick-France production, will be presented all over France in 2016. Showcasing the talents of 13 Acadian artists, the production will bring together music, storytelling and dance showcasing Acadian culture and traditions. The performances will be accompanied by an important visual support thanks… Continue Reading
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Not Your Typical Symphony Concert with CBC’s Tom Allen
Tom Allen, host of CBC Radio 2’s Shift, is bringing his well-known wit and love of classical music to New Brunswick, accompanying Symphony New Brunswick in the upcoming concert Tom Allen’s Classical Good Time Variety Show. For the past decade, Mr. Allen has teamed up with many symphony orchestras across Canada, including the Toronto Symphony… Continue Reading
Tom Jackson, Sarah Slean & Susan Anglukark Carole for Local Food Banks
With food bank use on the rise, Tom Jackson’s nationwide “Call to End Hunger” needs to be heard again. The Huron Carole returns this year with a national tour to help raise funds and awareness for Canada’s hungry. The Huron Carole makes 22 stops across the country starting in the Maritimes this November with Jackson,… Continue Reading
Le souffle de la Vie as told by LeVêKe at the Empress Theatre
The storyteller LeVêKe will present his show Le Souffle de la Vie (the breath of life) on Thursday, February 23 at 8 p.m. at the Empress Theatre located on Robinson Court in Moncton. Tickets are currently on sale at the cost of $14.50 plus applicable fees. Le Souffle de la Vie is intended for all… Continue Reading
The Baked Ham Community Speaker Series in Sackville
On Friday, February 3rd at 7:30pm, the Baked Ham Community Speakers Series presents another evening of storytelling. Five Sackville residents and one special guest visitor will tell true stories around the loose theme of Leaving Home. Narrators for the night will be: Amanda Curti, Louise Edwards, Maggie Pitts, Ian Mauro, John Murchie, and Zacharias Kunuk.… Continue Reading
W(here) Festival Call for Submissions
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Walking in Place: Field Trips in Pictou County W(here) Festival* June 26-30 2012 http://wherefestival.wordpress.com Deadline February 21 As part of the W(here) Festival, community members and local artists are encouraged to submit an idea for a field trip or performative walk in Pictou County, NS. Field trips may take place anywhere and… Continue Reading
Capitol School of Performing Arts Celebrates the 4 Seasons
The Capitol School of Performing Arts is accepting new applications for the winter 2012 semester, the deadline being February 3. Southeastern NB’s only year-round theatre training school is offered by theatre professionals in English and French, for students of all ages. Classes begin the weekend of February 4 and run until May 1st. 4 –… Continue Reading
artsnb Deadline June 15th
The New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) has announced the next deadline for its juried programs. June 15, 2011 is the deadline for nominations under the Lieutenant-Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts. These awards will recognize exceptional work by artists who have committed their professional lives to the advancement of art in the province… Continue Reading
New This Year: Storytelling at Frye Festival!
Stories, tall tales, and fables will have their place in the sun during this year’s Frye Festival in Moncton. On Tuesday, April 20th, the public is invited to an evening of storytelling starting at 7 pm at the City Grill (2nd floor). Storytellers will share stories of times past and extravagant and wonderful adventures. The… Continue Reading
Reveille – open-mic stories, songs, poems from youth
Question: What do you get when you ask adults to read no-holds-barred tales from their youth? Answer: Reveille – a fun-filled night that gives a forum to our early writings, as embarrassing as they may be. This evening of literary hilarity returns to the Frye Festival by popular demand on Wednesday, April 21. Reveille is… Continue Reading
