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  • Opening: Fantastical Transformations

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    Cadieux, Twombly, & Pappas Fantastical Transformations is the work of a collective of three professional artists who explore imaginary, idyllic, dreamy and sometimes sinister nature scapes and portraiture. The multimedia exhibition presents a vision that is somewhat creepy yet filled with a spark of levity and fun that embraces the fantastic. Roisin Cadieux recycles her massive archive of antique music into paper-based sculptural forms including mythical beasts and animals; Diane Twombly photographs, then digitally deconstructs abandoned or declining architecture and re-imagines them in more spacious, dream-inspired landscapes or lost places; and Jeannie Pappas' sculptural creatures suggest a ceramic menagerie that reflects nature as well as folklore and mysticism.

  • Opening: Postcards of Charlotte County & Memory 1-6

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

      Postcards of Charlotte County: Angel Commins Angel Commins uses the interplay of colour and form to celebrate the natural environment and its ability to bring peace in an often-challenging world. Through her abstractions of the environment inspired by the beauty she sees in Charlotte County, Commins looks to form, line and colour to define the landscape, create meaning, and generate an emotional response in the viewer. Memory 1-6: Audree Hamelin St Amour In her exhibition, the series Memory 1-6, Fredericton artist Audree Hamelin St Amour presents brooches using natural and found elements, and traditional jewellery techniques and materials. In her work, she reflects on memory formation and transformation, and on themes of ephemerality, transformation, and mindfulness.

  • Opening: Yonder is the Sea: Wiebe & Beckley

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    Mother and daughter duo, Jennifer Wiebe and Lena Beckley, celebrate the natural world through observational painting in oil and watercolor. Wiebe’s work captures the dynamic and playful relationship between sunlight and the moving surface of water. Beckley examines in detail the various textures found within local seashells. Each artist invites the viewer to consider the wonder and abundance of beauty found within and around Atlantic region coastlines.  

  • Opening: Conversatia

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    Jennifer Pazienza & Paul Édouard Bourque Two New Brunswick artists explore how nature inhabits us, and how we inhabit nature. For Jennifer Pazienza and Paul Édouard Bourque, the exhibition is the third in a series of three that presents a dialogue between and among their work. Their discussion centers on how individual and co-created artistic identity, memory, and time can influence art. Pazienza’s landscapes and Bourque’s images evoke a heightened understanding of the relationship between people and nature.  

  • Opening: Wildflowers & Water

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    Amber Young Amber Young’s lyrical paintings depict how flowers expressively growing up out of wild fields or along the edges of ponds and streams can reflect in the water and grow up into expansive open skies. Inspired by her travels in Asia and her Canadian roots, the artist hopes to combine her love of water and water reflections with an exploration of blossoms and wild foliage and the feeling of being within nature.

  • Mental Wellness: As we Age

    Celebrate Mental Health week with us as we unmask mental health via art workshops and a presentation. Two workshops will be offered by Fabiola Martinez (a morning and afternoon session) and a talk on mental welness as we age will be given Bill Randall.

  • 2025 AGM

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    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

    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

    $50

  • Artist Talk: Pazienza & Bourque

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    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.

  • Opening: CLASS 2025: Charlotte County Student Art Exhibition

    Sunbury Shores 139 Water Street, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada

    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.