CulturePass is your window into the artistic and cultural richness of the greater international Passamaquoddy region including Cobscook and Passamaquoddy Bays and the St. Croix River.
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The radiance of pure colour – Anne will teach you how to control that colour. This is a three day course that will introduce you to the methods of painting with soft pastels – from choosing your subject, composing the painting and finishing the work.
Are you a business, group, organization, or citizen? Simply choose a Main Street Lamp post to decorate with your favorite Harvest/Fall decor.
Walkabout is a exhibition of 54 photographic diptychs (16"x20") inspired by my year-round daily walks on Grand Manan, in all kinds of weather, with my hiking companions: Milly, a 10-year-old […]
Reflections is a show with ten abstract paintings made with Mexico’s cochineal dye and oil paint. This body of work aims to communicate the visual sensation of a space in a geometric composition which reflect the identity of the space. Fabiola Martinez is inspired by the old architectural structures around the world and recreates the mist of the Saint John Harbour for atmosphere.
A wood worker, a ceramist, a basket maker and a paper weaver have worked together to each produce four new pieces as well as four collaborative pieces for their show, Junctures. All of the work is in 3D finely crafted of clay, wood, plant fibre and paper.
Stage East announces Play by Play, a script-in-hand series that invites the public to participate in weekly play readings. The events will be held over Zoom, and participants are welcome to read or just come and listen.
At the beginning of April 2020, New Brunswick Museum asked New Brunswickers to participate in our pandemic stories contest, “Calling all New Brunswickers.” A total of 77 participants shared with us personal first-hand accounts, recording their experiences during Covid-19.
Are you a business, group, organization, or citizen? Simply choose a Main Street Lamp post to decorate with your favorite Harvest/Fall decor.
Walkabout is a exhibition of 54 photographic diptychs (16"x20") inspired by my year-round daily walks on Grand Manan, in all kinds of weather, with my hiking companions: Milly, a 10-year-old […]
Reflections is a show with ten abstract paintings made with Mexico’s cochineal dye and oil paint. This body of work aims to communicate the visual sensation of a space in a geometric composition which reflect the identity of the space. Fabiola Martinez is inspired by the old architectural structures around the world and recreates the mist of the Saint John Harbour for atmosphere.
A wood worker, a ceramist, a basket maker and a paper weaver have worked together to each produce four new pieces as well as four collaborative pieces for their show, Junctures. All of the work is in 3D finely crafted of clay, wood, plant fibre and paper.
The Eastport Gallery will host a new selection of artworks for the month of September as well as its final theme show, Rebellion, starting the second weekend of the month.
The gallery is located at 109 Water Street in the heart of Eastport's historic downtown, and is open Friday-Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the wearing of masks and other CDC guidelines in place.
Are you a business, group, organization, or citizen? Simply choose a Main Street Lamp post to decorate with your favorite Harvest/Fall decor.
It’s your chance to entertain our harbour seals, Snorkel and Loki with your favourite science book! Registered participants receive 10-minutes SOLO time in a private room that looks directly into Loki and Snorkel’s habitat. We can’t wait to see what book you choose!
Reading times can be booked for Saturday, September 26th or Sunday, September 27th between 10:00am and 3:30pm.
Each registered participant and their guardian receive free admission to the Aquarium, to explore the diversity of Bay of Fundy life.
Make a basket with Ralph Simpson, New Brunswick’s master basketry weaver, using natural plant fibres – twigs, grasses, leaves etc. A great day of fun for family and friends!
This one day workshop will be an opportunity for beginner and intermediate basket weavers to explore the use of plant fibre in the construction of a small basket.
Have you ever wondered what the T, S, A, or M modes on your camera are? Have you been reluctant to try them because you’re not sure how they work? Do you want to improve your overall photography chops and show off your great pictures to friends and family? If you answered Yes to any of those questions, this course over 5 Saturdays is for you!
Reflections is a show with ten abstract paintings made with Mexico’s cochineal dye and oil paint. This body of work aims to communicate the visual sensation of a space in a geometric composition which reflect the identity of the space. Fabiola Martinez is inspired by the old architectural structures around the world and recreates the mist of the Saint John Harbour for atmosphere.
A wood worker, a ceramist, a basket maker and a paper weaver have worked together to each produce four new pieces as well as four collaborative pieces for their show, Junctures. All of the work is in 3D finely crafted of clay, wood, plant fibre and paper.
The Eastport Gallery will host a new selection of artworks for the month of September as well as its final theme show, Rebellion, starting the second weekend of the month.
The gallery is located at 109 Water Street in the heart of Eastport's historic downtown, and is open Friday-Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the wearing of masks and other CDC guidelines in place.
Talkin’ ‘bout the Arts celebrates the Eastport Gallery’s 35th Anniversary with literary talks, art talks and pop-up concerts. Broadcast on Saturdays 12-1pm and Tuesdays 12-1pm on WSHD 93.3 fm.