CANADA’S NEWEST CELEBRATION OF MUSIC INCLUDES TOP-TIER HEADLINING TALENT, INDUSTRY SUMMITS, AND THE FIRST OF ITS KIND NIGHTLIFE ECONOMIES FORUM
REPRESENTATIVES FROM LIVE NATION, MULTIPLE FESTIVALS, AND CITIES ACROSS CANADA TO PARTICIPATE IN CANADA AFTER DARK: A NIGHTLIFE FORUM
HEADLINING ACTS INCLUDE ELIJAH WOODS AND SKYDIGGERS
FREE AND TICKETED ACTIVITIES PLANNED THROUGHOUT THE WEEK MAY 20 – 25 2025
Celebrate the talent and creativity of NBCCD’s Jewellery/Metal Arts students at Sterling Exhibition 2025, proudly sponsored by Gallery 78.
Storytelling is as old as time itself—memorable, imaginative, and deeply human. Through photography and video, NBCCD’s graduating class of 2025 brings personal truths to life in Narratives, a powerful exhibition that explores how we express, connect, and understand the world around us.
Heather holds a PhD in Music Theory from McGill, a Bachelor of Music from Memorial University, and is a presenting member of RAMPD (Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities), discussing disability culture and inclusive practices as an artist living with multiple sclerosis
New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) is pausing its Fall 2025 student intake for the Wabanaki Visual Arts (WVA) diploma program
Explore the magic of natural dyeing in this hands-on workshop with textile artist Caoife Garvey. Discover traditional indigo techniques and create your own unique piece to take home.
The George Fry Gallery proudly presents What the Helvetica!, an electrifying exhibition of original work by first- and second-year Graphic Design students at NBCCD.
The NBCCD Summer Studio Rental Program offers students and recent alumni the opportunity to further their creative practice in a professional studio setting.
Inspired by the unwavering love of her husband, Tyrell’s latest release blends vintage R&B melodies with her modern sound as she prepares for her highly anticipated sophomore EP release in Spring 2025
We are thrilled to share that Aphrose, a completely independent Canadian artist, has received her very first JUNO nomination in the Adult Contemporary Album of the Year category for her album, “Roses” and will be headed to Vancouver March 28 – 31 for the event!
NBCCD’s Wabanaki Visual Arts students proudly present Mihqitahamin (Remember Me), an exhibition that reflects their creative voices and cultural narratives.
Renowned Canadian metal artist and NBCCD instructor Brigitte Clavette is set to showcase her latest work at Collect Art Fair 2025 in London, UK.
Blending Dance, Electronic, and Hip-Hop influences, Elena Erin’s introspective storytelling unravels the pursuit of success and self-discovery in her most vulnerable and cinematic project yet
Following a breakout 2024, Amanda Keeles delivers a powerful piano ballad about moving on and announces new dates of her “Can’t Stop Me Now” tour
For centuries, weaving has been more than just a craft—it is a way of storytelling, of preserving memory, and of connecting communities. In Light and Material: Weaving and the Work of Nel Oudemans, NBCCD alumna and author Danielle Hogan weaves together the story of Oudemans’ impact on the textile arts in New Brunswick
For over 40 years, the Craft East Buyers’ Expo has been a premier event, drawing buyers from across Canada
Perspectives: A Group Exhibition by the NBCCD Photography/Videography Studio Dive into a world of creativity
Mid-Winter is the Wolastoqiyik’s Pilikoton (New Year), is a time of revitalisation for all Wolastoqiyik, to offer Thanksgiving for Creation and all Life forms below and above Mother Earth.
For NBCCD alumna Chavah Lindsay, the Cashmere Collection fashion show was more than an opportunity to showcase her artistry—it was a deeply personal reflection of growth, family, and resilience.
From her chart-topping seventh studio album, Dorion shares an emotionally rich single about relationships inspired by Anishinaabe teachings on the sacredness of water
