Experience the legendary 1931 classic Frankenstein like never before, as this iconic film is projected on the big screen with a brand-new original score performed live by core members of Symphony New Brunswick. Composed by Andrew Reed Miller, the music breathes fresh life into one of cinema’s most enduring horror stories.
Frankenstein (1931) in Moncton
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Mystery at the Forgotten Fern
On November 1, join The Whimsical Hostess at The Forgotten Fern for a Victorian-themed intimate evening of secrets, suspicion, evidence… and Mystery.
Pet Pawlooza!
Mark your calendars for a fun-filled day celebrating pets, families, and our amazing community! We’re gathering on Halloween this year, so costumes are encouraged! Come get spooky with us and celebrate our fur-babies!!
Carte Blanche Acadie Call for Artist Submissions
All dance artists from the Atlantic provinces are invited to apply. Regardless of your language or background, this platform is designed for you, in a spirit of encounter and sharing where dance becomes the common language that unites us.
Road Trip Alert: The Small-Town Festivals Nobody’s Talking About This Summer
If you’re itching for a road trip that doesn’t feel like everyone else’s road trip, here’s where to point the car this summer
Less-known truths about Canada’s oil and gas industry
July 20, 2026 Here’s a quick three-question quiz for you: 1. What percentage of Canada’s
New Brunswick’s Wildfire Risk This Week: What Residents Need to Know
Wildfire season is well underway in New Brunswick, and this week brings a mix of active fire activity, lingering smoke effects, and the kind of hot, dry stretches that keep the risk elevated across the province.
Fredericton to Grand Manan: 7 Day Trips You Can Still Squeeze Into July
July has a way of disappearing fast. One minute the river’s finally warm enough to swim in, the next you’re checking the calendar and wondering where three weeks went.
The Best Beaches in New Brunswick to Beat This Week’s Heat
With temperatures pushing into the 80s across the province this week, there’s really only one sensible plan: get to the water. Luckily, New Brunswick doesn’t just have beaches — it has some of the warmest saltwater swimming in Canada
Hiking the Fundy Trail: A First-Timer’s Guide
If you’re looking for a coastal adventure in New Brunswick that doesn’t require a plane ticket or a passport, the Fundy Trail Parkway deserves a spot at the top of your list.
World Cup Final Watch Party at The Tannery
We are turning the patios in the area into the ultimate championship fan zone including a massive outdoor screen, professional concert sound, and the best atmosphere in the city.
Writing About Your Work with Jericho Knopp
Join Jericho Knopp to learn best practices for writing artist statements, biographies, and other important assets for your creative career.
Town Hall for Artists Engaged in Social Practice
This open Town Hall event is for artists of all disciplines working at the intersection of community or advocacy and artistic creation.
Moving to New Brunswick? Here’s What Summer Life Is Really Like
If you’re picturing your first New Brunswick summer, you’re probably imagining lighthouses, lobster rolls, and quiet coastal roads. You’re not wrong. But there’s a lot more to know before you pack the car
Everything Happening in Fredericton This Weekend
Summer’s in full swing in the Fredericton Capital Region, and this weekend has a little bit of everything — sports, art, live music, a powwow, a pride festival, and even dinosaurs under the stars.
Together With The Arts: Canada Council for the Arts 2026-2031 Strategic Plan
Over the past two years, the Canada Council has engaged extensively with the arts community to ensure its work remains responsive and impactful.
Arts In Every Riding: A Summer Advocacy Campaign
Arts and culture exist in every riding in Canada. Every community has artists, audiences, festivals, performances, exhibitions, cultural traditions, creative businesses, and spaces where people gather.
Mentorships 2026-27
New Brunswick artists achieve extraordinary success, despite facing challenges when pursuing an arts practice in an under-resourced area of the country.
Summer Games at The Tannery
Looking for a fun way to spend time downtown this summer? Downtown Fredericton Inc. is offering a selection of lawn and tabletop games available to borrow while you relax and enjoy The Tannery.
Canada’s Irish Festival on the Miramichi: 40+ Years and Still Going Strong
Every July, the city of Miramichi, New Brunswick, turns a deep shade of green. Storefronts fill with shamrocks, fiddles and bodhráns tune up along the riverfront, and thousands of visitors pour into Waterford Green for four days of music, dance, and unapologetic Irish pride
NBCCD Ceramics Student Selected for Toronto Outdoor Art Fair
NBCCD Ceramics student Sheryl Martinez will showcase her work at the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF), taking place July 10 to 12 at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. One of Canada’s leading outdoor art events,
Call for Board Members
ArtsLink NB is looking for professional artists and arts enthusiasts to help steer our organization. We’re seeking expressions of interest in joining the ArtsLink NB board of directors.
Introspect Call for Artists 2026
ArtsLink NB is announcing the call for artists for the fourth iteration of Introspect: a nature residency. The two-week residency will bring together five artists in Parc Provincial de la Republique to work on a personal project.
