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The Fredericton Arts Alliance is going through a time of reorganization and evaluation after losing its funding for staff support. The loss has meant that the Arts Alliance is not able, at this time, to carry out all its programs without interruption. Regrettably, we are unable to present the fall studio tour known as Art Trek for 2011. We hope this is a temporary lapse, and if artists or artist groups wish to organize a studio tour themselves, the FAA would be happy to lend our experience and suggestions to the project. - Katie FitzRandolph, President, FAA / kfitzr@nbnet.nb.ca RO%%&>=""%!"#%"C>8D8;86!$%64"!%EF!"%GH%A;%IA@@"=J%KL%

Steven Rhude’s exhibition Suspension places ordinary objects in unordinary circumstances as he challenges his viewer to contemplate the condition of society and the world. The subjects, all familiar to a certain degree, are also slightly at an angle from real life. Mary White is Taken by the Sky in her large new oil paintings of landscapes that make the senses vibrate with her use of strong and vibrant colour palette. She also delights, once again, with her larger than life hand-built clay vases. Dana O’Regan enjoys his first solo exhibition at Gallery 78 with After they were built. O’Regan’s story-telling ability comes through in these narrative paintings of structures, cityscapes, and seascapes as they morph and change in and through their surroundings. Gallery 78 is located at 796 Queen St. (corner of Church and Queen), Fredericton. Hours are Tues to Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm, Sun 1-4pm. Visit virtually at: www.gallery78.com UO%%M6!;="A@NDA$"?%DA!?%1!A8@>6F$"%;6%4"=<6=7%A@DF7%="@"A$"%$>6#%8!%)="?"=85;6!%EF!"%GH%

Snailhouse is the brainchild of Montreal based artist Mike Feuerstack. Gently knocking on the door of success for over 15 years now, Feuerstacks’ songs are timeless; instantly true and recognizable before they’ve even hit the chorus. Currently touring in Europe supporting the German release of the new album, Feuerstack and band will be heading back to Canada to begin release shows at home. Over the course of five albums and two EPs, Snailhouse has earned a very loyal following around the world and featured contributors as diverse and renowned as Julie Doiron, Dave Draves, Angela Desveaux, members of Arcade Fire, Wintersleep, Bell Orchestre, Maritime and The Acorn – to name a few. He is set to release his 6th full-length, Sentimental Gentleman, on May 24 in Canada through Forward Music and White Whale Records. Snailhouse will perform w/ Shotgun Jimmie at The Capital in Fredericton on June 10. Website: http://www.snailhousemusic.com/ CBC Radio 3: http://radio3.cbc.ca/#/bands/Snailhouse For more information, please contact Kyle Cunjak - Forward Music Group / kyle@forwardmusicgroup.com XO%%->6"F=%?"%16F@A!9"$%4="$"!;$%!)#/,56-&)-.)$-0/70%,0%EF!"%GHNGG% For the first time in New Brunswick: A Tribute to Starmania Chœur de Soulanges presents A Tribute to Starmania, June 10-11, 2011, at 7:30pm, théâtre Bernard-Poirier, Centre communautaire Saint-Anne, in Fredericton. Tickets are now available: $19 adults / $16 students and seniors. For information or to purchase tickets, please call 453-2731. We hope to see you there! %

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Get ready to launch your toes into orbit!! Katherine Moller’s fiddle CD, bright-eyed and busy-haired, is now ready and soon to be in your possession! Katherine will be having a two-stage launch kicking off at the Charlotte Street Arts Center auditorium (732 Charlotte St.) at 6:30pm on Saturday June 11. The musicians will then be traveling to the James Joyce Pub (at the Crowne Plaza Hotel) for a continued show starting at 9pm. Joining Katherine onstage will be the ever-talented Skip Holmes (guitar) and Danny Crain (bass). Opening for her will be the ever-popular local Celtic group "Different Folk" and the 6:30 show fiddle foursome, Bowin’. !For information: katherine@katherinemoller.ca / 440-3123. KO%%.!%;>"%=6A?%A9A8!OOOP=85Q@8!%$89>;8!9$%A=6F!?%;>"%-8;J%

Bricklin is BACK and taking to the road for another promotional tour! There is nothing like driving a classic car... especially when that car is safety orange with a V8 engine and gull-wing doors that open at the touch of a button. Don't miss your chance to see the star of The Bricklin: An Automotive Fantasy up close and personal before it hits the stage on July 22. The orange odyssey will be making appearances at Officer's Square on June 14, the Nashwaaksis Commons on June 15, Kings Landing on June 19, and the Fredericton High School Prom on June 20, just to name a few. You may even catch a glimpse of our star at Boyce Farmer's Market or the Cultural Expressions Festival, but keep your ear to the ground as the summer tourist season revs up! Beginning July 22, the Bricklin will make several appearances onstage during the course of the two-hour musical, which centres on New Brunswick's ill-fated venture into automotive manufacturing in the mid-1970s. During that time, the Richard Hatfield government and American promoter Malcolm Bricklin financed the Bricklin's manufacturing. The company crumbled in 1976, weighted down by design flaws and financial mismanagement. Fewer than 3,000 cars were produced from 1974 to 1976 and the province lost its entire investment in the Bricklin, to the tune of $23 million. This hit musical comedy is a joint effort between The Fredericton Playhouse and Theatre New Brunswick. It was commissioned by The Playhouse, written by Allen Cole and Paul Ledoux, and directed by Alisa Palmer. The Bricklin: An Automotive Fantasy runs from July 22-August 7. For a complete list of performances, or to buy tickets, visit www.bricklinmusical.ca. %

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Trumpeter and Composer Nicole Rampersaud has become an in demand performer in Canada and abroad, known for her unique and versatile musicality in the jazz and improvised music scenes. Past and current collaborators read like a who's who of today's leading artists: Anthony Braxton, Bob Brookmeyer, Evan Parker, Rakalam Bob Moses, Django Bates, Marilyn Lerner, Joe Morris and Jean Martin, to name a few. She has also performed in some of the most prestigious venues in North America including: New York’s Lincoln Center, Berklee Performance Center in Boston, and Massey Hall in Toronto. She will be performing as part of the Surgery Series on Friday, June 17, Gallery Connexion (440 York St, Fredericton) from 8-10pm. Tickets are $10 at the door. Joined by Evan Shaw and Joel LeBlanc. WO%%345678!9%B>6;69=A4>J%56F=$"$%#8;>%/6"@%->"!8"=%EF!"%GGNGR%A!?%EF!"%GL%

Saturday, June 11 and Sunday, June 12. 9-5pm both days Fredericton, City Motel, with shooting in various locations in the city. Cost: $250 Required for the course: A 35mm film or digital SLR or advanced SLR style digital point and shoot style camera (canon SX/S/OR G SERIES/Fuji Finepix 5200-9000). If you’re not sure if your camera fits, email Noel. Course Description: A two-day course for beginners, you will learn the features of a SLR camera, lenses, films types, metering, and lighting. Other topics covered include composition, portraiture, landscape and nature, travel, and creative techniques. Outdoor shooting and field trips will also take place. The cost also includes a one-hundred page course manual that includes all course information, enhanced with photographs and illustrations. A Day at Kings Landing June 18 Saturday, June 18 (rain date Sunday, June 19) 10am-5pm The cost will be $80, with admission included in the cost. Spend a day going back in time at the Kings Landing Historical Settlement on a photo field trip. We'll visit the various attractions at the site, including the many historic homes with their beautiful gardens, the farms, plants, and animals, and the famous water wheel! The summer colours will be in full splendour, definitely one of the best times to be there! This is a completely hands on learning experience! At each location, Noel with help you explore the various shooting possibilities, make suggestions on settings, or be there just to answer any questions you have! To register for the courses: Contact Noel asap, as spots will fill up quickly! Best is email: nchenier@nbnet.nb.ca or phone: 608-6424. Head to http://www.learnphoto.ca for more info on the courses, student testimonials, etc., and if you haven’t already, please sign up for a free account to access the discussion forum, weblinks, and other goodies! To see some of the awesome work done by some of Noel’s students, head to http://www.learnphoto.ca/gallery GHO%%0@5F8!%1658";JS$%D"$;%@66Q8!9%D66Q$%?8$4@AJ%A;%'A==8";%,=:8!9%28D=A=J%

Archives & Special Collections, Harriet Irving Library displays Alcuin Society’s “best looking books of 2009 and 2010” Winning books from the 27th and 28th annual Alcuin Society Awards for Excellence in Book Design in Canada are currently on display in the H.R. Stewart Exhibition Room, 5th floor, Harriet Irving Library. Viewing hours are Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm. The 2010 prize-winning books will be available for viewing until June 17, 2011 while the 2009 award winners will remain on display until August 31, 2011. The Harriet Irving Library is the only New Brunswick venue hosting the book exhibit. Prize winning entries 2009 - Judges selected 30 winning books from 252 Canadian entries published in 2009, from nine provinces, and 108 publishers. Gaspereau Press (Kentville, NS) was recognized for five of its designs. Included in their prize-winning entries was The Sentimentalists (First Prize – Prose Fiction), which went on to win the 2010 Scotiabank Giller Prize. Twenty-eight of the prize-winning titles are on display.

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On June 10, the metalworkers move out of the Fredericton Arts Alliance studio at the Soldiers’ Barracks, opening up the space for a potter and a fibre artist for their week-long residency. Jasmine Cull, an instructor in fibre arts at the NB College of Craft and Design, plans to work with basketry during her residencey. Cull has a fine arts degree from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, and is a juried member of the craft councils in both New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador. She will explore the spherical form in a variety of materials, experimenting with layering and embellishments. She works with reed and locally gathered materials. Christopher Colwell, a potter who studied ceramics at the NB College of Craft and Design from 1992 to 1995, and then did studio and production pottery until 2006, has been exploring the medium since. During his residency, he will create forms through hand building and wheel throwing for firing in a raku kiln later in the week. Jasmine and Chris will be at the studio until Friday, June 17, when metalsmith Brigitte Clavette and photographer Jeff Crawford move in. The Artist in Residence program is in its tenth year, and receives support from the City of Fredericton, Downtown Fredericton, sponsors St. Thomas University, Ingrid Mueller Arts+Concepts, Isaac’s Way Restaurant, Fellows & Co Architects and the members and supporters of the Fredericton Arts Alliance. Over the summer, artists will include musicians, writers, potters, printmakers, photographers, fibre and textile artists, and painters. The studio is open 10am to 5pm daily. GRO%%/6=7A!%EA5Q$6!%T6=Q$>64%EF!"%GU%

On Monday, June 13, there will be an all-day figure drawing and painting reserve workshop with Norman Jackson at Browns Flat. Cost is $50. Space is limited so please reserve early. Contact Diane Davis at 468-2138. GUO%%)="!5>%76:8"%V%8/,((.%)+&()3.11,%&(%EF!"%GU%% Summer 1969. Frisson 12, would love to see his idol, Jimi Hendrix, perform at Woodstock. His electrician father promises to take him, but when he dies accidentally, it changes everything. Frisson's grief-stricken mother begins spending her days at the cemetery and his big sister, a waitress at a French Fries kiosk, plans to leave home with her secret boyfriend. Frisson decides he's going to Woodstock anyway, and he's determined to get Hendrix's autograph. He tries in vain to convince his father's friend Tom Faucher who's also a big Hendrix fan, to take him on his motorcycle. He then involves his best friend Thibault in various schemes to raise the money needed to make the trip. Frissons des collines stars Guillaume Lemay-Thivierge and Antoine Olivier Pilon. This dramatic comedy is classified General and will be shown in French without English subtitles on Monday, June 13 at 7pm at Empire Theatres. Tickets will be sold only at the door. Frissons des collines is presented in partnership with the Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne. Information: 453-2731 %

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Monday, June 13 – Sunday, June 19 Tuesday, June 14: Fredericton Concert & Marching Band

Free marching band concert, Officers’ Square, 7:30pm. Rain date: Wednesday, June 15 at 7:30pm. Wednesday, June 15: Jaclyn Reinhart

Free pop concert, Nashwaaksis Commons, 7pm. Rain date: Monday, June 20 at 7pm. Thursday, June 16: Grasse Roots

Free classic rock/country concert, Nashwaaksis Commons, 7pm. Rain date: Monday, June 20 at 7pm.

Society of St. Andrews Pipe Band Free marching band/pipe band concert, Officers’ Square, 7:30pm. Rain date: Monday, June 20 at 7:30pm.

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On Tuesday June 14, 2011 at 12 noon, come to the City Hall Gallery (Queen St.) for the formal opening of Fredericton Heritage Trust and Fredericton Region Museum’s definitive and extensive exhibit of the history of Union Station operations on York St . Never before seen images help celebrate what was once a very lively part of downtown. The Mayor and others will speak briefly. Free admission. All welcome. GZO%%&"C;8@"%A=;8$;%PA=D%'F!;%0=;8$;%&A@Q%A;%/P--+%EF!"%GY%

Artist talk with Barb Hunt Textile installation artist, New Brunswick College of Craft and Design Barb Hunt, faculty member from Memorial University of Newfoundland, Visual Art Program, will be giving a talk and slide show on Wednesday evening, June 15 at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, room 4003. Barb’s art practice is based in textiles, and her recent work has focused on the rituals of mourning, particularly those of Newfoundland. Her current work is about the devastation of war – knitting replicas of antipersonnel land mines in pink wool and creating installations from worn camouflage army uniforms. Check out her website at http://www.barbhunt.com/ Requested by NBCCD to be an assessor to students graduating from the Advanced Studies Program (Graduate Studies), this is a wonderful opportunity for the community to take a close look at the work of Barb Hunt. Everyone is welcome. The door at the Public Library end of college will open at 6:30pm. Talk at 7pm. NBCCD is at 457 Queen Street. For information, contact Craig Schneider, 453-5941. GKO%%+=8!Q$%#8;>%+A8@%A;%;>"%P"A:"=D=66Q%0=;%IA@@"=J%EF!"%GZ%

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There are still spots remaining in some of TNB’s 2011 Summer Camp programs – but they are filling up quickly! Any students wishing to participate in Intermediate or Senior programs are required to audition Wednesday, June 22 (5-9pm) or Tuesday, June 28 (5-9pm). Students can book an audition spot by calling (506) 460-1389 or emailing theatreschool@tnb.nb.ca. For a full list of programs, fees, etc. please visit http://tnb.nb.ca/theatreschool/tnb-summer11. Please note that TNB is able to offer a handful of bursaries thanks to the generosity of businesses and individuals in our community. Should you require financial assistance to cover program fees, please let the Programs Coordinator know when calling to register. Bursaries will be awarded on a case-by-case basis. Theatre New Brunswick Theatre School looks forward to welcoming you in Summer 2011! RHO%%MA=8;87"%T=8;"=$S%T6=Q$>64$%EF@J%XNL%

Calling all aspiring writers. You have a story to tell but aren!t sure how to get started. You!ve been working on your first novel and haven!t found the perfect ending. Your grandchildren want to know the family history so you are struggling to bring these stories to life on paper. The 36th annual Maritime Writers’ Workshops, set for July 4-8 at UNB Fredericton, will help you get started or take your writing to the next level. Choose from a series of day or evening workshops to suit your particular interests, delivered by instructors who are experienced, successful writers themselves. Visit www.unb.ca/cel/programs/creative or call 458-7106 for more information. Don!t delay - workshops are filling up. RGO%%"?["!;F="$%)="?"=85;6!%1F77"=%B=69=A7$%

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• Acrylic Basics: Introduction to Acrylic with Deanna Musgrave at NBCCD. • Expressive Drawing with Carol Everett at NBCCD. • Introduction to Raku Pottery with Peter Thomas at NBCCD.

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• Chemical Frenzy at Science East. • Pinhole Photography with Drew Gilbert at NBCCD. • (Re) Discovering Fredericton’s Architecture with Koral LaVorgna at NBCCD.

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Explore Your Creativity with Watercolour Journaling #3 at Odell Park. (Tuesdays, July 5 - August 9, 2011) Lots of new content for summer 2011. All levels of experience, including none at all. Fee: $120. Fee for returning students registering on or before June 20: $108. Supply list will be emailed. Mornings: 9-11am or evenings: 7-9pm. Online: 7 Weeks of Creativity with Watercolour Journaling (July 4 - August 19, 2011). Three creative prompts/week. Focus is on self-expression and not art instruction/technique critique. Familiarity with watercolour required. Fee: $40. Fee for returning students registering on or before June 19: $36. Supply list will be emailed. Online: 7 Weeks of Gratitude Journaling (July 4 - August 19, 2011). Three journal prompts/week. Suitable for watercolour and mixed media art journalers and photographers. Focus is on self-expression and not art instruction/technique critique. Familiarity with chosen media required. Fee: $40. Fee for returning students registering on or before June 19: $36. Supply list will be emailed. Express Yourself: Creativity & Yoga Workshop at Killarney Lake Lodge (Saturday, August 20, 2011, 1-4pm) Yoga and intuitive painting! No art experience required. Participants are required to have participated in a yoga class previously, complete a health waiver form and bring their own yoga mat. Art materials will be supplied. Fee: $60. Fee for returning students registering on or before August 5: $54. To register or for more information visit http://creativity-matters.weebly.com/ or email Donna at donnamu66@yahoo.com %

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Art Classes at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery with Artist & Instructor Sandy Brewer. ”The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing shape, from a spider's web.” -- Picasso. Art For Tots Friday mornings, 10-11am Ages 2-4 years Come join the fun with story time, creative art projects & gallery tours. Evening Adult Art Class (Exploring Acrylics) Thursday evenings 7-9pm Everyone is welcome. We have explored Gustav Klimt & are now creating decorative paper using acrylics to make into 2D birds. We still have room for 2 more students. Students are encouraged to share their work. Family Art Class The second Sunday of every month, 2-4pm Ages 5 years to teens plus mom & dad. These art classes are varied & fun. Different themes, ideas & variety of mediums each class. Bring your family out for a wonderful 2 hours of creative fun. Teen Art Class The last Sunday of every month, 2-4pm Ages: all teens The focus of this class is creativity & having fun. Different themes, ideas and mediums will be explored each month. Bring your friends with you. You will be surprised at your creative abilities. Birthday Party Art Classes Two-hour class The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is the perfect place for your next Birthday Party Event. We provide a beautiful space & the materials, you bring your friends, the cake & presents. This is a unique & fun way to celebrate any birthday. Call for availability & pricing. For information on all classes, times & rates call The Beaverbrook Art Gallery Reception: (506) 458-2028

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Now in its seventh year, the Diane London Award is presented annually to a female musician, performer, or deserving arts-related individual selected from nominations made by the public. A selection committee will consider which of the nominees best exemplifies the criteria as set out in the above award’s description. We are seeking someone who, like Diane, has made a significant contribution to our community and its young artists. Nominations should not exceed two pages, and should include a description of the nominee as an artist or arts-related individual, a summary of her artistic and/or performing, professional and volunteering history, examples of her contribution to our community, and a rationale for her to be considered for this award. Two reference contacts of non-family members (with phone numbers) should also be included. Nominations can be emailed to: johnnyleroux@hotmail.com, or mailed to: Diane London Award c/o 351 Regent Street Fredericton, NB E3B 3X3 Nominations close at 5pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011. The award recipient will be notified by the next day and announced at the River Jam pre-event press conference. A formal presentation of the award plaque and a $600 prize will be made on Friday, July 8 at River Jam in Fredericton at the Delta Hotel RO%%.4"!%-A@@%<6=%(!;=JV%%/"#%P=F!$#85Q%-=A<;$%-6F!58@%NN%B,&%%01&)CDEE%%

NBCC/CANB is re-instating its Biennale, an exhibition of one-of-a-kind crafted objects designed to showcase the best work of New Brunswick craft artists. Our membership also includes photography and printmaking. Work in the exhibition may be traditional, or non-traditional revealing diverse approaches taken by the makers of contemporary craft/photography and printmaking in the province of New Brunswick. Jury: TBA Exhibition dates: mid July 14 to August 25, 2011 Location: Government House, Fredericton, NB Exhibition Catalogue: TBA Submission requirements This is an open call for submissions. However, if successfully juried for the exhibition, exhibitors must become individual members of the New Brunswick Crafts Council. The cost for an individual membership is $60 plus HST. Individuals may submit up to 3 entries. Entries Must Be Received By July 8, 2011. The artist is responsible for all shipping costs. Items will be insured while in the possession of the New Brunswick Crafts Council. Submissions must be mailed to: Government House, P. O. Box 6000, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5H1 Or dropped off at: (please call for appointment 506 450-8989) 212 Queen Street, suite 206, Fredericton, NB For more information please email: nbcrafts@nb.aibn.com %

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• painting (any medium) • drawing (any medium). • print (all types) • art work smaller than 46 cm x 61cm (18” x 24”)

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Students planning to pursue studies in a recognized program in the performing arts are invited to apply for the Council of the Arts Fredericton Performing Arts Scholarship. The annual award is valued at $5000 and intended for residents of the greater Fredericton area. The course of study can take place at any location and involve performance or production. Students at secondary, post-secondary and graduate levels are eligible. Information and application guidelines are available through the Fredericton Community Foundation at www.fredfdn.ca. Applications must be received on or before August 31. The recipient will be determined by a three-member selection committee. Past recipients include dance-theatre artist Zita Nyarady, violist Mahmoud Hussein and percussionist Gregory Harrison. From 1978 until 2006, Council of the Arts Fredericton presented quality performances to Fredericton audiences through its ONSTAGE and KIDSTAGE programs and encouraged young people in their study of the performing arts through awards and scholarships. The Performing Arts Scholarship was created in 2007 with funds from the Council that are managed through a designated fund agreement with the Fredericton Community Foundation. (74@6J7"!;%.446=;F!8;J%

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The assistant will primarily help with the planning of the 2-week Festival. This includes logistics, office administrative duties, public relations, event coordination, stage management, managing music resources, promotional events, research, writing, editing, ticket sales, web site queries, supervising volunteers, host coordinator for visiting artists and data base management. Interest and/or experience in music would be an asset. The job is supported by the Canada Summer Jobs program and requires that the successful candidate was registered as a full-time student in the past academic year and intends to return in the next academic year as a full-time student. Applicants will only be contacted if selected for an interview. If interested, please forward a résumé to nbsmf@unb.ca IA@@"=8"$%A;%A%I@A!5"%

To find out about current exhibitions, please contact the gallery directly via their web page or phone number. Acacia Gallery: Opened for a new season on May 7. Hours are Saturday and Sunday. 12- 5 pm or by appointment. Telephone 506 488 -1119 or visit our website www.flynnfineart.com. 1948 Lakeview Road, Cambridge-Narrows, E4C 1N2 Beaverbrook Art Gallery: 703 Queen Street, Fredericton, E3B 5A6 Phone: Administration: 458-0970. Reception: 458-8545. www.beaverbrookartgallery.org Botinicals Gift Shop Inc.: 610 Queen Street, Fredericton, N.B. E3B 1C2. Phone: 454-6101. Email: botinicalsgiftshop@nb.aibn.com. Hours: Monday - Friday 10-6, Saturday 9-5. www.botinicalsgiftshop.com

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Charlotte Glencross Gallery, Charlotte Street Arts Centre: 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton, E3B 5C8. Phone: 454-6952. Email: csac@nb.aibn.com. www.charlottestreetarts.ca. City Hall Gallery: 397 Queen St., Fredericton, E3B 4Y7, Phone: 460-2411. Email: angela.watson@fredericton.ca . Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30. Fredericton Playhouse Annex Gallery: Gallery Connexion's Annex Gallery at the Playhouse, 686 Queen Street, Fredericton, E3B 1C2. Phone: 454-1433. Email: nnxgallery@gmail.com. www.galleryconnexion.ca/programming/annex-gallery/ . Galerie des Bâtisseurs: Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne, 715, Priestman Street. Phone: 453-2731 Gallery 78: 796 Queen St., Fredericton. Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3, Sun 1-4. Phone: 454-5192. Email: art@gallery78.com www.gallery78.com. Gallery Connexion: 440 York Street — Chestnut Complex, Fredericton, New Brunswick. Phone: 454-1433. Email: connex@nbnet.nb.ca. www.galleryconnexion.ca Ingrid Mueller Art + Concepts: 98 Regent Street, Fredericton. Phone: 454-2278. Email: ingridmueller@msn.com. www.ingridmuellerartandconcepts.com. Gallery Opaque: 634-1 Brunswick St., Fredericton, E3B 1H6. Phone: 450-2197. Email: info@galleryopaque.com. www.galleryopaque.com. Government House: 51 Woodstock Road, Fredericton. Phone: 453-2505. Email: ltgov@gnb.ca. Hours: Monday – Friday 10-5. Little Brown Jug Antiques: 540 Route 105, Maugerville. Phone: 459-4416. www.littlebrownjugantiques.com. Hours: Monday – Friday 9-5. The Gallery: New Brunswick College of Craft and Design 457 Queen Street, Fredericton, N.B. E3B 5H1. Phone: 453-2305. Email: karen.ruet@gnb.ca. www.nbccd.ca/en/home/default.aspx. Hours: Monday – Friday 8:15-4:30. Saunders Studio: 29 Keswick Ridge Road. Unpublished phone number. UNB Art Centre: Memorial Hall, 9 Bailey Drive, UNB Campus. Phone 453-4623. www.cel.unb.ca/pce. Hours: 9-4 PM, Monday – Friday. York Sunbury Museum: 571 Queen St., Fredericton. Phone: 455 6041. Email: info@yorksunburymuseum.com. www.yorksunburymuseum.com. Hours: Monday – Saturday 10-5, Sunday

Fredericton Arts Alliance is a charitable incorporated non-profit organization. Charitable tax receipts will be issued for donations of $10 or more.

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The deadline to submit notices is each Tuesday by 7 PM before Thursday’s issue.

Contact the Fredericton Arts Alliance Would you like more information about the FAA? Would you like to get involved?

Fredericton Arts Alliance, P.O. Box 1303, Station A, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5C8 Phone: (506) 443-9900.

Email: frederictonartsalliance@yahoo.ca http://www.frederictonartsalliance.ca/

Arts News Editor, Amani Wassef

artsnews@nb.sympatico.ca

Fredericton Arts Alliance Board of Directors (2010-11)

Executive Members (TBA) Katie FitzRandolph - President Jean Rooney – Vice President Sabine Campbell, Treasurer Kim Vose Jones - Secretary George Strunz - Past President

Board Members Renee Davis Myrna Gunter Russ Hunt Maria Maltais Penny Pacey George Fry, emeritus

The Fredericton Arts Alliance gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the City of Fredericton for the ARTSnews.