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By Ability New Brunswick will be hosting its 24th annual fundraising auction on November 22. Presented by Lawton’s Home HealthCare, the Art & Antique Auction is a great chance to support local artists as well as New Brunswickers living with mobility disabilities. Ability New Brunswick promises “a special evening with delicious food and beautiful music, followed… Read more »
• By Fredericton UPS workers surprised the Fredericton Community Kitchen on October 17 by donating a truckload of food to the kitchen’s School Hunger Program. According to Lynn Chaplin, a member of the kitchen’s board of directors, there was enough food to provide lunch 185 students for two weeks. The UPS food drive was led entirely by… Read more »
• By 14 year old Dominyka Taylor will receive the Governor General’s History Award in Ottawa on November 3. Taylor earned this award for her submission to History Canada’s Kayak Kids’ Illustrated History Challenge. This challenge was open to submissions of an “original story based on any aspect of Canadian history and heritage,” according to the Canada’s… Read more »
• By Zealand resident Lois Hanson is once again collecting items she can place in Christmas stockings for those who live on the street in the second annual “Hope for the Homeless” charity. She says her first campaign was a success, and hopes to make the event a yearly occurrence. During the first Hope for the Homeless… Read more »
• By Ward 12 Councillor David Kelly has been lobbying for a path connection between the Rainsford Park area and Hanwell Road, and due to new developments his vision has become a reality. The city intends to name the path after the Councillor. City traffic engineer Darren Charters said the city didn’t have the funding to undertake… Read more »
• By Participants of all ages gathered at the community garden behind Marysville Place on Saturday, October 18 to celebrate the year’s yield, clean up garden plots for winter, and throw a garlic planting party. The purpose of the event was to motivate people to get their community plots ready to winter and to educate gardeners about… Read more »
• By The city of Fredericton has announced the participants of a panel discussion that will follow the premiere screening of “25%”, a documentary encouraging the participation of young women in politics and civil engagement. The event will be free to all and held on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at the Fredericton Convention Centre.… Read more »
• By From November 14-16, 2014, the Charlotte Street Arts Centre in Fredericton will host the 4th Annual New Brunswick Musicians Emerge festival (NB-ME). NB-ME is a unique, juried festival that aims to support and showcase the diverse emerging musical talent from across our province. The musicians and bands selected by the jury for the 4th Annual […] Read more »
• By Music•Musique NB handed out its 2014 MNB Awards during a Gala luncheon in Fredericton, yesterday (Sunday), hosted by John Leroux, thus concluding four days during which NB musicians and industry professionals gathered to celebrate the best music NB has to offer while also taking in Professional development opportunities. Twenty-four awards were handed out during the weekend. […] Read more »
• By Join theatre New Brunswick this Halloween season for their 40th anniversary production of Frankenstein: The Man Who Became God. This critically-acclaimed play by Alden Nowlan and Walter Nowlan is an essential stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein. The play is directed by Caleb Marshall and stars Ted Atherton and Andrew Jackson. Tickets are… Read more »
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