Arts & Culture

Almost all of them were born before the end of the First World War, several as early as the 1870s and...

Two Devon Middle School students were awarded the first Indigenous Youth Writing Award on Friday, June 9, 2017, in Fredericton. The...

A chatty crowd of more than 100 people attended the opening of a symposium on Asian women in New Brunswick and...

Hundreds of Francophones from Fredericton and surrounding area were delighted by the comedy performed to mark the theatre company’s 25th anniversary....

UNB student actors tackle a classic story by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. Theatre UNB presented Hedda Gabler from March 29 to...

Pink Lobster Festival, NB’s new LGBTQIA+, featured a slew of award-winning shorts and feature films over Feb. 16-18. The inaugural Pink...

A new play broaches the often cruel realities lived by children in foster care in New Brunswick. The world premiere of...

This month, Fredericton becomes home to a new LGBTQIA+ film festival, the Pink Lobster Film Festival, featuring films from around the...

Jesse Wente connects his Indigenous family background to contemporary struggles like the Dakota Access Pipeline protests and the Cleveland baseball team...

NB-based composer Andrew Reed Miller brought new life to a 1920 classic silent film with a 4-piece ensemble. Attendees to the...