A Scottish Poet on the Banks of the Wolastoq
A look back at the early (and colourful) history of Fredericton’s Robert Burns statue. Matt Carter For over a hundred years the patron saint of Scottish poets, Robert Burns, has…
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Shivering Songs postpone 2022 festival
This afternoon, organizers behind Shivering Songs, downtown Fredericton’s popular midwinter music festival, announced their decision to postpone the planned 2022 festival until later in the year. Deep down inside, we…
Shivering Songs announce first rescheduled performance of 2022
As COVID case counts continue to climb, the Bahamas performance originally planned for this month has been moved to April 13. As if planning a music festival wasn’t already enough…
Fredericton Public Library adds musical instrument instruction to growing list of services
Through a new partnership with Sun Life Financial and Artistworks.com, the Fredericton Public Library will now offer access to musical instrument instruction from world class instructors. Matt Carter The Fredericton…
Updated: Beaverbrook Art Gallery shares reopening strategy
After an extended closure due to construction, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery will begin welcoming the public back into its space this winter. If there was ever a time when we…
The Long Road to the Garrison Skatepark
To mark the one year anniversary of the city’s $1.4 million all wheel sports plaza, we take a look at the early history of skateboarding in Fredericton to show how…