Miguelina Izaguirre, a local artist, has applied and been recruited by the Fredericton Region Museum to provide interactive programming in its exhibit space, starting on Canada Day. Miguelina has been a Fredericton resident for several years now and has recently started up her own theatre company, Peekaboo Shadows Theatre, with the help of her husband,… Continue Reading
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A Poem, Sentinel
Sentinel He stands like a sentinel, profound devotion So deeply embedded in his heart He would perish before abandoning The one to whom his soul is forever bound. His keen gaze unwavering, he scans the horizon Watching, waiting, steadfast in his vigil… Time has no meaning for him But a lonely ache grows with every… Continue Reading
The 104th Regiment of Foot’s Trek in Madawaska – Winter 1813
On Wednesday June 12th at 5 pm the Fredericton Region Museum will be hosting an exhibition entitled “The 104th Regiment of Foot’s Trek in Madawaska – Winter 1813”. The exhibit displays 10 unique paintings highlighting the work of La Société culturelle Saint-Basile, and acts as the only existing depiction of the 104th Regiment’s march through New… Continue Reading
A Poem, Displaced
Displaced I used to wander along the shore, gathering seashells… whimsical treasures left behind by the ebbing tide. And if I was lucky I’d chance upon mermaid’s tears poking out of the sand like sparkling gems! I’d stuff my pockets with Neptune’s gifts and climb the ancient cement steps of the lighthouse thinking its comforting… Continue Reading
Auditions Announced for Hubcity Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park
Hubcity Theatre today announced its audition times for its upcoming Shakespeare in the Park 2013 season. Open auditions for volunteer participation as actors and backstage help with Hubcity Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park are held annually in May. For its 2013 season Hubcity Theatre will be presenting The Winter’s Tale at Victoria Park in Moncton.… Continue Reading
Poem: The Little Manuscript That Never Gave Up
The Little Manuscript That Never Gave Up Pushing and shoving with all her might She struggled just to see the light Beneath a pile of crushing books She wondered if they’d ever look Polished and tidied, she looked her best But sadly she looked like all the rest She had a story she wanted to… Continue Reading
Poem by Myrna Beth Lambert
Dream Catcher, Dream Catcher Dream catcher, dream catcher, catch my dark and spooky dreams. Trap the bad ones in your web Of woven wood and feathered streams. Dream catcher I believe in you As did the Indians long ago I know there’s magic in your circle. Through the center good dreams flow. As you hang… Continue Reading
A Poem by Annabel Sheila
Matilda the Nearsighted Frog She searched the pond for her one true love But the water was murky and deep Tadpoles and minnows taunted her While from lily pad to lily pad she leaped! Matilda was a quite homely frog Huge warts all over the place To make things worse she had very bad eyes… Continue Reading
Celebrating National Poetry Month 2013!
LAUNDRY DAY We sat at the picnic table across the road for lunch– partridge berry jam with buttery scones tea hot with a bit of milk bakeapple pies with melt-in-your mouth pastry. Over there at the white sided house with the green roof, five pairs of denim jeans dark and lean blew in the wind… Continue Reading
The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet debuts in Sackville
Shakespeare’s classic tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is coming to Sackville – with a twist. The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, will be playing April 11-13 at Tantramar Regional High School in Sackville, NB. The production is a joint partnership between Moncton-based Hubcity Theatre and Tantramar Regional High school. “The show’s… Continue Reading
