Annual Rossmount Inn Fundraising Dinner
Join us for an evening of fine dining and a silent auction to help support our programming in 2025. Purchase tickets here
Join us for an evening of fine dining and a silent auction to help support our programming in 2025. Purchase tickets here
Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre Inc. will be holding its 2025 Annual General Meeting on Thursday, June 5th, 2025 from 6:00 to 7:00 pm at the Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre 139 Water Street St. Andrews, NB All are welcome to attend. Note: only members are entitled to vote. If you are not a member, please check membership options at: https://sunburyshores.org/memberships/ Memberships may be purchased at the door one-half hour before the meeting commences. If you have questions or need more information please call the office at 506-529-3386 or email Board@sunburyshores.org
Grow Your Own Microgreens Workshop with Brian Coggin, ECW, Blacks Harbour Saturday June 7, 10:00 a.m. to Noon The registration fee is $50 This should be paid to By-the-Sea Gardeners by e-transfer, cheque or cash no later than May 28, our next talk night. (Register early - numbers are limited) The workshop will include an illustrated presentation with Q & A time, the planting of seed trays followed by harvest practice (with tasting) and storage and composting information. Participants are encouraged to bring their own containers – clear plastic clamshells or similar containers with clear tops work well (a limited number of containers will be available). Potting mix will be provided. Participants will receive a copy of Brian’s presentation, a printed planting guide, and seed information. For further information please contact Sue Rangeley at 506-469-0492
The public is invited to join artists Jennifer Pazienza and Paul Édouard Bourque with author Carole Martignacco and moderator Muriel Jarvis as they explore the vital relationship between art and nature. Drawing on the artists’ joint exhibition, the discussion will include how we allow nature to inhabit us, and how we inhabit nature.
An annual exhibition of artwork by Charlotte County students of all ages. This year, young artists are focusing on the theme of Earthfest in their art, for example, protecting and preserving our planet, helping to build a sustainable future for all, and celebrating Earth and all living beings.
Get Crafty at Sunbury Shores – June 14–28! Join us for two weeks of hands-on creativity! Drop by anytime to:✂️ Make your own junk journalAdd to our collaborative weaving and arm-knitting installationsTry your hand at visible mending to refresh and repair your clothes Weekend Drop-In Sessions (Saturday, June 14 – morning & afternoon) feature:✨ On-site facilitators to guide and support you in any of the project stations✨ A special Visible Mending Workshop to extend the life of your clothing—with flair! All are welcome! Drop-in activities are free (donations encouraged) Visible Mending Workshop is $5–$15 sliding scale Please see https://sunburyshores.org/event/visible-mending-workshop/ Contact info@sunburyshores.org or ask at the front desk for info on sliding scale Make sure to check out the other EARTHFest activities happening in June!
Visible Mending Workshop Saturday, June 14 | 1–2 PM Give your clothes new life—with style! ✨ Join us for a hands-on Visible Mending Workshop where you’ll learn to repair your garments using creative techniques rooted in Sashiko embroidery. This accessible, expressive approach to mending works with all skill levels and can be personalized for your own style. We'll have plenty of materials so you only need to bring an item to mend. This is a one hour workshop, but the afternoon drop-in session starts right after so participants are welcome to stay and continue their projects or try something else! This is a great activity for all ages, old or young, and a great weekend activity for the family. If you can hold and use a sewing needle, you can try visible mending! You’ll get: A quick intro to the history and practice of visible mending Guidance on templates, stitching techniques, and design ideas One-on-one help as you work on your piece What to bring: A garment that needs mending (required,) embroidery thread, fabric scraps, sew-on patches. We will have fabric, embroidery hoops, needles, embroidery thread, and sashiko templates available for everyone to use, but if you have a preferred […]
Join us for the first event in our new speaker series. Ray Cronin from The Beaverbrook Art Gallery will give a talk on renowned Canadian painter, Alex Colville. This event is free with donations encouraged. Refreshments will be provided.
Join us at Sunbury Shores to participate in a facilitated Talking Circle on the effects of the changing climate. Drop in at any time between 3 - 5 to take part and add your voice to the discussion.
Join us for the opening of Terry Graff's show, Magpie in a Multiverse, on July 4, 5 - 7 pm. Finger food and a cash bar will be available. Terry Graff uses found objects to create works o f assemblage art free of expense. Magpie in a Multiverse challenges notions of throw-away culture, turning scavenged recycled objects into reflections of nature and wildlife. Echoed by eras of material scarcity, Graff’s work reinforces the idea that objects can always be repurposed and reused, challenging the obsolescence of everyday items.
Join us for the opening of Lesley Bartlett's first solo show, Living Large, on July 4, 5 - 7 pm. Finger food and a cash bar will be available. Lesly Bartlett’s Living Large combats conventional standards of beauty in modern media and art by celebrating the beauty of large bodies. Representing characteristics of large bodies that are commonly approached with negative sensitivity, Bartlett’s work dismantles these fears, reinforcing the reality of beauty in average body types. As a result, Living Large reconnects the romanticism of figure painting with real-life representations of people.
Join us for the second talk in our new Speaker Series. With decades of experience at the National Archives of Canada, Joan M. Schwartz, Professor Emerita at Queen's University, brings ups "In Search of Early Photography in New Brunswick." This talk uses her expertise in archives, memory, and materiality to talk about early photography and the stories it tells on New Brunswick.
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