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Artsnews SERVING the ARTS in the FREDERICTON REGION October 13, 2016 Volume 17, Issue 40 ARTSnews SERVING THE ARTS IN THE FREDERICTON REGION October 13, 2016 Volume 17, Issue 40 In this issue *Click the “Back to top” link after each notice to return to “In This Issue”. Upcoming Events 1. For Arts' Sake: The Fredericton Arts Alliance’s Fundraising Gala Oct 20 2. Knit Wits Inter-generational Knitting & Needlework Group at Parkland Fredericton 3. Calithumpians present Fall Haunted Hikes 2016 4. Creative Differences at Ringo's Oct 13 5. Music Runs Through It presents The Hypochondriacs and Pat Maloney at Wilser’s Room Oct 13 6. Goose Lane Editions presents In Conversation with Author Bobbi-Jean Mackinnon Oct 13 7. UNB Reading Series Presents Camilla Gibb Oct 13 8. TNB presents A Sunday Affair at The Open Space Theatre Oct 13-23 9. Monster Mayhem! 2016 opens at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre Oct 14 10. Silver Wave Film Festival unveils Festival Schedule Oct 14 11. The Comic Strippers: A Male Stripper Parody & Improv Comedy Show at The Playhouse Oct 14 12. Cinema Politica presents Transgender Parents on Oct 14 13. Branch Out Productions Costume & Prop Yard Sale Oct 15 14. Hypnotist Cyrus Live at The Playhouse Oct 15 15. The Baha’i Community of Fredericton & Unity4Arts presents Chosen Highway Oct 15 16. Organ Recital in Honour of Dick Grant at Christ Church Cathedral Oct 15 17. Micah Erenberg Band & The Wilder Sons at Grimross Brewing Co. Oct 15 18. odd sundays at Corked Wine Bar: Jane Spavold Tims & Harris Sullivan Oct 16 19. Choral Fest 2016 Choir performs at Grace Memorial Baptist Church Oct 16 20. The Saint John Early Music Festival & Gallery 78 present the La Tour Baroque Duo Oct 16 21. PUP with PKEW PKEW PKEW at The Capital Oct 17 22. Monday Night Film Series presents A Bigger Splash (Oct 17) & Genius (Oct 24) 23. Symphony New Brunswick’s Season Launch: Janina Fialkowska Returns to Canada Oct 18 24. The Barr Brothers with Laura Sauvage at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre Oct 18 25. Symphony New Brunswick presents Welcome Home Janina Oct 18 26. Storytellers at the Fredericton Public Library Oct 19 27. Truth and Honour Book Launch at the Fredericton Public Library Oct 19 28. Colours of the World Concert at Memorial Hall Oct 19 29. Jeunesses Musicales Canada: Alma Innamorata at the Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne Oct 19 30. The Playhouse presents Menopause the Musical Oct 19 & 20 31. Centre JMC-Fredericton presents the 2016-17 Emerging Artists Concerts Schedule Oct 19, 2016 - Mar 22, 2017 32. Joseph Edgar and Michel Robichaud at the Centre communautire Sainte-Anne Oct 20 33. Music Runs Through It presents Ryan Cook at Corked Wine Bar Oct 20 34. Cinema Politica presents Migrant Dreams Oct 21 35. Polaris Prize-winning Artist Tanya Tagaq performs Throat Singing at The Playhouse Oct 21 36. Children’s Literature and Literacy Conference and a Free Reading with Sheree Fitch Oct 21 & 22 37. Saint John String Quartet Concert at the Fredericton Public Library Oct 22 38. Richie Young at Ringo's Oct 22 39. Cineplex’s Met Opera Live presents Don Giovanni Oct 22 40. Hey Rosetta! At the UNB SUB Cafeteria Oct 22 41. Kronos, First Fragment, and Guests Live at the Capital Oct 24 42. Desk Available in Sixty Five York Creative Studio ARTSnews October 13, 2016 2 Volume 17, Issue 40 Workshops | Classes | Art Camps 1. Fall 2016 Studio Classes with Kathy Tidswell 2. Registration for The MacLean School for Early Childhood Oct 11-14 3. Figure Drawing Studio at NBCCD Resumes on Oct 19 – Nov 30 4. Writers Circle at Westminster Books with Lynn Davies 5. Mexican Calavera Painting Workshop at the Charlotte Street Art Centre 6. Maker Kids at the Fredericton Public Library Auditions | Call for Artist Submissions & Awards 1. Auditions: Theatre UNB production of David Ives’ Venus in Fur 2. Call to Artists: The 4th Annual Recovery Art Show 3. City of Fredericton Accepting Applications for Community Art Grant For arts and culture events in other areas of NB visit ArtsLinkNB: Click Here ARTSnews October 13, 2016 3 Volume 17, Issue 40 1. For Arts' Sake: The Fredericton Arts Alliance’s Fundraising Gala Oct 20 For Arts’ Sake is the theme of a festive evening of art and musical entertainment taking place on Thursday, October 20 at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre. The event helps to support programs of the Fredericton Arts Alliance including artist residencies, Art in the Schools programs and the weekly ARTSnews. The Gala features a live auction of work created by local artists including Judy Blake, Stephen May, Bruce Gray, Bruno Bobak, Stephanie Weirathmuller, Peter Gorham, Karen Burk, Jean Rooney, George Strunz, David Eastwood, Carol Collicutt, and others. There will also be a silent auction of art, crafts, books, theatre- dance- and film tickets, and much more. Musical entertainment will be provided by Dianne Roxborough Brown on piano followed by the Don Bossé Quartet with vocalist Ma ry Milliken. This is an excellent opportunity to be a patron of the local arts scene, and support programs that add to the vitality of our community. Tickets are $40 and include a complimentary drink and savoury nibbles. Available at Westminster Books, from members of the FAA Board, at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre (call first please: 453-3731) and at the door on the night of the event. For more information visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/919952024777963/. Back to top. 2. Knit Wits Inter-generational Knitting & Needlework Group at Parkland Fredericton Please join the Knit Wits, an inter-generational knitting and needlework group, on Wednesday mornings at 10:30am in the Lobby of Regent Hall as they knit for local charities. This fall they will focus on knitting hats, mittens, and scarves for the Syrian refugees to help them adjust to a Canadian winter. The group will provide a great opportunity to swap patterns, knowledge, and witticisms. This is a free activity open to all knitters or needle workers. To RSVP or for further information, please email Penny at [email protected]. Back to top. 3. Calithumpians present Fall Haunted Hikes 2016 Haunted Hikes are back from the dead for “Spooktober”! Our signature lantern-lit tours of Fredericton's scary eerie areas are back for a limited time. Guaranteed to please all Freddy Beach after dark fun seekers! Fall Haunted Hikes run Fridays and Saturdays in October up to Halloween, starting at 7pm. Patrons will meet many ghosts and ghouls from Fredericton's past on this dramatic tour featuring spine-tingling frights and funny rib- tickling gags. Our dynamic street theatre is fun for the whole family as you encounter phantom thespians along the trail. Come to the Coach House at 796a Queen Street, at the corner of Church and Queen, beside Gallery 78. Admission is $14 per head for adults and $9 for children under 12 years. Group and family rates are available. Tickets are available at the door – the “box office” opens at 6:45pm. Reservations are recommended by contacting us at [email protected]. Check out our website at www.calithumpians.com! Back to top. 4. Creative Differences at Ringo's Oct 13 Brother and sister duo Colin Fowlie and Megan DeCourcey have been collaborating on and off on different music projects since they were both in their teens in their native Quispamsis. As adults and well established artists in and around Fredericton, they have once again come together to form “Creative Differences”, a playful jab at their sibling rivalry. With their strong harmonies, musicality, and eclectic mix of influences, they are sure to offer a little something for fans of all musical genres to enjoy. This show takes place at Ringo’s on October 13 from 7-9pm. There is no cover charge. Back to top. 5. Music Runs Through It presents The Hypochondriacs and Pat Maloney at Wilser’s Room Oct 13 OnThursday, October 13 at 7pm Music Runs Through It presents The Hypochondriacs with Pat Maloney at Wilser’s Room. Tickets are $10, and are available at Tony's Music Box. Hometown favourites, The Hypochondriacs are coming off an amazing run of great summer festival gigs and looking forward to sharing the bill with Pat. This powerhouse is taking Eastern Canada by storm with their high octane live show, prolific heartfelt bal lads, and superb musicianship. ARTSnews October 13, 2016 4 Volume 17, Issue 40 By way of Ontario, Pat Maloney is a Canadian songwriter, a storyteller, and a serious whistler. He’s a concerned citizen, with a busted acoustic guitar and a fake bass drum. He’s a too-tall, Ottawa ex-pat, singing songs as meaningful as he can muster, with a healthy, self- defaming sense of humor. Upcoming shows at Corked Wine Bar: Ryan Cook - Thursday, October 20 Mike Plume - Thursday, October 27 Chris Colepaugh - Thursday, November 3 Ian Sherwood - Friday, November 18 Mike Biggar - Thursday, December 1 Chelsea Amber - Thursday, December 8 For more info on our music series visit musicrunsthroughit.com. Back to top. 6. Goose Lane Editions presents In Conversation with Author Bobbi-Jean Mackinnon Oct 13 On Thursday, October 13 at 7pm Goose Lane Editions presents In Conversation with aurthor, Bobbi-Jean Mackinnon for the Fredericton launch of Shadow of Doubt. This event will take place in the Ted Daigle Auditorium, Edmund Casey Hall, First Floor, St. Thomas University, located on Dineen Drive. The murder shocked a country. The verdict divided a province. CBC reporter Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon covered the Oland case from the beginning. In Shadow of Doubt: The Trial of Dennis Oland, she guides readers through the twists and turns of the story, from the discovery of the murder through the police investigation to the events of the trial.
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