The New Brunswick Arts Board is an arm’s length arts funding agency with a legislated mandate to facilitate and promote the creation of art as well as administering funding programs for professional artists in the province.
Amlamgog! Learn about artsnb programs Join artsnb and meet with Emilio Q. Bonnell, artsnb Indigenous Outreach Liaison. Food will be provided. LOCATION: 38 B Bernard Trail, Nakumi House (MCFS Building) WHEN: Tuesday February 24, 2026, 1pm – 6pm Email emilio@artsnb.ca for more information or questions.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fredericton, February 10, 2026 – The New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) announces upcoming changes to the Artist in Residence and Career Development programs’ deadlines, reducing their number from 6 to 3 yearly. Effective May 1, 2026, the annual deadlines for these programs will alternate and be as follows: Over the past four
What’s happening at artsnb in February? FEBRUARY 2: Extended deadline for the Arts Scholarships program Find more information on these programs here. FEBRUARY 12: Speed-Consulting from 2 to 4 pm. Find more information on Speed-Consulting here. FEBRUARY 21: artsnb Jury Simulation (online) in partnership with ArtsLink NB. Find more information on this workshop here. FEBRUARY 23-27: Results
Peer Jury Simulation: Understanding the Peer Jury Grant Assessment Process For artists at all career stages! For emerging artists and those who have never been members of a peer assessment jury: identify the elements to highlight in a strong application and gain confidence in your ability to write an excellent grant application! Peer jury simulation
NEW at artsnb! Indigenous artists working in any artistic discipline and interested in artsnb’s programs: You have questions about our programs? You would like some help to put together your application? Or maybe you just don’t know where to start? ➡ Book your one-on-one meeting to discuss with Emilio Q. Bonnell, artsnb’s Indigenous Outreach Liaison.
FOR NEWCOMER AND IMMIGRANT ARTISTS OF ALL CAREER LEVELS, WORKING IN ALL DISCIPLINES artsnb is proud to partner with Multicultural Association Chaleur Region to present on our programs and resources for artists.* Come meet and chat with Cheryl Lavigne, from the artsnb team! ➡WHERE:Online, the meeting link will be shared upon registration.➡WHEN:Wednesday January 21, 2026,
What’s happening at artsnb in January? January 5: Extended deadlines for the Artist in Residence and Career Development programs. Find more information on these programs here. January 8: Speed-Consulting from 2 to 4 pm. Find more information on Speed-Consulting here. January 12: artsnb is taking part in the panel titled “Grant Writing Basics” at Charlotte
Written by Andrea deBruijn In summer of 2023, I packed up my car in Sackville, NB and drove to western Massachusetts. I had been invited to an artist residency at Zea Mays Printmaking, a studio dedicated to safe and sustainable print methods. With the support of an artsnb grant, I spent two weeks at Zea
Fredericton, December 3, 2025 – During its Annual Meeting held in Dieppe, the New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) elected Jason Guerrette as its new Chair. He succeeds Darren McLeod, who served in this role during the previous year. New Executive Members With Jason Guerrette (Edmundston) as Chair, the artsnb Executive committee also includes Phyllis Grant (Oinpegitjoig First Nation) as
Neqotkuk! Learn about artsnb programs Join artsnb and Music NB for a Meet & Greet! Come meet and chat with Emilio Q. Bonnell, artsnb Indigenous Outreach Liaison. Food will be provided. LOCATION: Paul Pyres Building WHEN: Tueday November 25, 2025, 10am – 6pm Email emilio@artsnb.ca for more information or questions.