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Through Practice Exhibition | Oct 8 – Nov 10, 2026

Through Practice Exhibition | Oct 8 – Nov 10, 2026

New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) presents Through Practice, an exhibition bringing 11 works from collectionArtNB (the provincial permanent art collection) into the college’s George Fry Gallery from October 8 to November 10, 2026.

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Billboard Charting Canadian Pop Artist, Olivia Penalva, Releases Third Studio Album, Exit Wounds

Billboard Charting Canadian Pop Artist, Olivia Penalva, Releases Third Studio Album, Exit Wounds

Out now, the 10-track album finds the Billboard-charting artist expanding her cinematic pop sound into folk, rock and adult contemporary, tackling a realization that became the foundation of the record: sometimes the desire to return to who you once were prevents you from moving forward. Written during that transitionary period, Exit Wounds moves through heartbreak, identity, guilt and accountability in a coming-of-age story that ultimately arrives at acceptance, culminating in focus track “Getting Out Of Dodge,” an anthemic pop track about choosing the unknown over the past.

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CreatedHere Magazine Archive

CreatedHere Magazine Archive

CreatedHere was established to discover and document the stories of New Brunswick artists and give them the opportunity to present themselves regionally, nationally, and internationally through thought-provoking, critical writing.

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Atlantic Canadian Latin Jazz Artist Dee Hernandez Turns Heartbreak Into Liberation on New Single “Used”

Atlantic Canadian Latin Jazz Artist Dee Hernandez Turns Heartbreak Into Liberation on New Single “Used”

Fresh off her 2026 East Coast Music Award nomination for Global Recording of the Year, Dalhousie, NB based Cuban-Canadian singer-songwriter Dee Hernandez recently released her new single, “Used,” (June 5, 2026), performed a free show in Fredericton as part of the city’s official Canada Day celebration on July 1 2026, and has just announced a second local performance at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery as part of the Still Here Festival – a four day long event honouring Black heritage in New Brunswick.

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