CYBER EVENTS CALENDAR
Issued weekly by the Cultural Affairs Office, City of Saint John
Here’s what’s happening in the greater Saint John area…
- May 28 – June 13, 2010 -
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Sat May 29
DISTRICT 8 STRINGS PROGRAM - PERENNIAL SALE. 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM. Family Centre behind St. Rose School. Attention all music lovers with a Green Thumb. Come out and support strings music in school district 8 will finding great perennials and goodies at our bake table. Plant donations are welcome. All remaining plants will be 50% off between 11am- noon. For more information call 672-4042.
Sat May 29
EXPLORER SATURDAYS. 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. New Brunswick Museum, 1 Market Square Saturdays in May (1, 8, 15, 22, 29) 10 am - 4 pm, Explorer Saturdays "A Blast of Biodiversity". Did you know that this is the UN International Year of Biodiversity? Enjoy tons of nature fun at the NB Museum! Take part in the New Brunswick Museum biodiversity blitz for the whole family! Examine the great outdoors and discuss with us what plant, bug, bird, insect, or animal you saw pass by or resting nearby. Drop by to help build our Bio-Wall with your paintings or photographs. See the visiting exhibition Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year 2008 (produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature, in partnership with Canadian Geographic and the Alliance of Natural History Museums of Canada). Explorer Saturday activities include art instruction, hands-on discovery tours, crafts, cooking and more! Free with Regular Admission. (Bilingual). Contact: (506) 643-2300 / 1 888 268 9595
Sat May 29
ROTHESAY BALLET SCHOOL, 35TH ANNIVERSARY PERFORMANCE. 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM. Imperial Theatre, 24 King Square South. Annual Spring Performance, showcasing the students of Rothesay Ballet School. This year marks the 35th Anniversary of the school, and two original ballets will be presented, along with Contemporary, Jazz, and Highland performances. Tickets available at Imperial Theatre or on-line. Contact: (506) 333-0232
Sat May 29
BIRDING BASICS. 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM. Irving Nature Park, Sand Cove Road, West. The number one leisure activity in the world and growing. What’s all the fuss about bird watching? This tour will give you the basic skills needed to get started. Don’t forget your binoculars! A limited number will be available for tour participants to use. Meet at the information kiosk at the Irving Nature Park. Contact: (506) 653-7367
Sat May 29
RNS GRADE 12 LOBSTER DINNER FUNDRAISER. 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM. Heritage Hall, Rothesay Netherwood School The Annual Gr. 12 Lobster Dinner Fundraiser at Rothesay Netherwood School will be held on Saturday, May 29 at 6:30pm in Heritage Hall, the school’s new dining hall. Tickets sell for $35 with the choice of lobster or prime rib. Additional lobster tickets are $15 each. Proceeds raised will support the Grade 12 class gift. For further information, or to purchase tickets, please contact the School Office at 847-8224 or emailing lobster@rns.cc . Contact: 506-847-8224
Sat May 29
ASIAN HERITAGE GALA. 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Saint John Trade & Convention Centre, 1 Market Square. May is Asian Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the diverse ethnic groups in Saint John. The public is invited to an Asian Heritage Gala! Watch cultural performances and Asian-inspired cuisine, learn about other cultures and enjoy a unique night out uptown. A limited number of free tickets are available at the Saint John Multicultural & Newcomers Resource Centre (3rd floor, City Market), and YM-YWCA Settlement Services (130 Broadview Avenue). For further information. www.sjmnrc.ca Contact: (506) 642-4242
Sat May 29
SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY - SPECIAL EVENT. 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Saint John Arts Centre, 20 Hazen Avenue. The Shakespeare Society of Saint John presents Shakespeare’s Legacy with keynote speaker Dr. Mary Elizabeth Smith. Admission: $5. Dr. Smith is a retired professor of English from the University of New Brunswick in Saint John. She has published books and articles on Renaissance and Canadian theatre, including "Too Soon the Curtain Fell: A History of Theatre in Saint John 1789-1900". Dr. Smith will deliver an engaging lecture on Shakespeare’s influence around the globe. The evening will also include readings, period music, refreshments, and the launch of the Saint John Shakespeare Legacy Project in celebration of Saint John’s 225th anniversary! Contact: (506) 649-6040
Sun May 30
4TH ANNUAL YOUNG MUSICIANS CONCERT. 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM. Hughes Hall, 228 Germain Street. The Early Music Studio of Saint John presents its fourth annual Young Musicians Concert, featuring the Early Music Prize winners from the 2010 NB Competitive Festival of Music and other local young performers. Admission: $10. for Adults, $5 for Students. A reception with refreshments will follow the concert. Contact: (506) 634-8442
Sun May 30
FREE CONCERT BY ’BEFORE THE MAST’. 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM. Lancaster Baptist Church, 87 Church Avenue, West. We will be hosting the men’s a cappella comedic singing group Before the Mast . http://beforethemastseashanties.com The evening is presented by the Lancaster Baptist Somali Refugee Family Committee.The event is open to the public and will be free of charge. A Free-will offering will be taken with proceeds going towards the family’s settlement needs once they arrive in Canada. Light refreshments will be served during intermission. It promises to be a wonderful evening of music and laughter. Please join us!
Contact: (506) 635-8980
Sun May 30
SWEET MUSIC FLOWS CHORAL CONCERT. 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM. Mission Anglican Church, 819 Millidge Avenue. A choral concert in memory of Dr. Leonard Morgan featuring The Saint John Rotary Boys Choirs. Directors: Dr. Kevin Langford and Mr Christopher Lane. Accompanist: Mr. Charles Willett. Special guests: Samantha Risk, Rochelle Legere, Jessica McCluskey, and Rotary Boy soloists. Admission: Free-will offering. Proceeds to the Church Building Fund and the Dr. Joyce Lumb Memorial Music Fund. Contact: (506) 652-7781
Sun May 30
CANTABILE & FRIENDS: CONCERT FUNDRAISER. 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM. Saint John Arts Centre, 20 Hazen Avenue. This benefit concert will support the Youth Performing Artist in Residence Program at the Saint John Arts Centre. For an evening of music The Cantabile Women’s Ensemble are joined by: Eun Ji Shim, Rachel Grant, Na Jin Lim, and the jazz trio of Alex Ringeri, Thomas Brown and Luke Knopp. Tickets: $15. Contact: (506) 633-4870
Mon May 31
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF SONG! 7:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Church, Rothesay. Rothesay-Kings Rotary Girls Choir celebrates 20 years of song with special guests, the Sea Belles, Fourth Avenue, sopranos Jillian Bonner and Lauren Estey, and former members of the Rothesay-Kings Rotary Girls Choir. Admission: $10. Children 12 and under $6. There will be a bake sale at the end of the concert. More info (506) 847-9472. Contact: (506) 652-7781
Tue Jun 01
OPERA NB "YOUNG ARTIST RECITAL" SERIES. 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Saint John Arts Centre, 20 Hazen Avenue. Lauren Estey and Jeremy Dutcher present a recital of works by Schubert, Mahler, Fauré, Mozart and Puccini and more. They will be accompanied by Lynette Wahlstrom, piano. Tickets: $10 for Adults; $5 for Seniors/Students. Available at the door or in advance by calling Opera NB at the number shown. Opera New Brunswick’s Young Artist Recital Series: Tomorrow’s Singers...Today! Contact: 506 672-4534
Tue Jun 01
SOUND BITES. 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM. Carleton Kirk Church, Carleton Place, West. The Carleton Choristers present a delicious evening of song and spoken word on Tuesday, June 1st at 7:30 pm. Claire Driscoll is the director and Christopher Lane is the accompanist. Tickets are $8 in advance or at the door. Come and enjoy the sounds of spring. Contact: (506) 693-3177
Wed Jun 02
IMPERIAL THEATRE PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOLS INFO NIGHT. 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Imperial Theatre, 24 King Square South. Join Imperial Theatre Performing Arts Schools for an information session! Imperial Theatre’s main lobby will be set-up with information about this year’s schools, registration, and scholarship information, photos and videos from previous years, and more! Instructors from each school will be on hand to answer all your questions. And should a program tickle your fancy, you can even register on-site at Imperial Theatre Box Office. Parents and Students welcome! Light refreshments will be served. With four programs to choose from, Sing IT, Rock IT, Dance IT and Act IT, young people in the Saint John area (and the students who travel from the rest of New Brunswick and even farther) can learn classical voice, acting, ballet and modern dance, or vocal and instrumental rock music. Fun but intense programs, Imperial Theatre Performing Arts Schools provide students with the highest quality training under the tutelage of professional instructors who are dedicated to nurturing creativity, passion, and talent in youth in our community. For more information, or to register now, visit www.imperialtheatre.nb.ca/summer_school.php or call Imperial Theatre Box Office at 674-4100 (1-800-323-7469 for out-of-town callers). Contact: (506) 674-4100
Wed Jun 02
RNS MIDDLE SCHOOL ARTS NIGHT. 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM. School House, Rothesay Netherwood School. Join us at Rothesay Netherwood School for an evening of art, drama and music by our Grade 6, 7 and 8 students at our year end Middle School Arts Night on Wednesday, June 2 at 7pm in the Théâtre Susan B. Ganong. Admission is free. Contact: (506)-847-8224
Thu Jun 03
BIRDING IN NB. 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM. Saint John Free Public Library, 1 Market Square. Roger Burrows will present his new book, just in time for the upcoming birding season. New Brunswick is an ideal destination for birds and birders alike. Find out why, and find out how to get to New Brunswick’s birding hotspots and what birds you will find at each location. The book will be available for sale. Contact: (506) 643-7237
Fri Jun 04
SAINT JOHN & KENNEBECASIS RELAY FOR LIFE. 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM. Rothesay High School, 61 Hampton Road, Rothesay. The Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life is more than just a fundraiser. It’s an opportunity to get together with co-workers, family and friends and celebrate cancer survivors by cheering them on during the Survivors’ Victory Lap, remember loved ones touched by cancer and rally together to fight back against this disease. Walk with us in this rewarding 12-hour overnight event as we come together and fight to make cancer history. In addition to participating on a team, we invite all cancer survivors to join the Survivors’ Victory Lap. The opening lap of Relay For Life is a moment for all survivors to celebrate their courage and give hope to others. Contact: (506) 634-6252
Sat Jun 05
YARD, BAKE & PERENNIAL SALE. 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Lancaster Baptist Church, 87 Church Avenue, West. Huge Yard, Bake & Perennial Sale. Rain or shine. This is our annual fundraiser with proceeds going towards the settlement needs of our Somali Refugee Family upon their arrival to Canada. Mark your calendars! Contact: (506)635-8980
Sat Jun 05
MUSQUASH ESTUARY TRAILBLAZERS. 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Musquash Estuary, Musquash, NB. Celebrate International Trails Day by helping the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) maintain our coastal footpath along the Musquash Estuary, located just 19 km west of Saint John. Enjoy the stunning scenery and learn about this biologically rich area as we trim branches and put up signs along our 4 km loop Black Beach Trail. To volunteer or for more information go to: www.conservationvolunteers.ca Contact: (506) 450-6010
Sat Jun 05
ST. MARTINS SHOWCASE. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. St. Martins On June 5th the St. Martins & District Chamber of Commerce will host its first annual St. Martins Showcase. This community wide event held at the 4 Seasons Complex at Highway 111 & Main Street will feature booths hosted by local businesses, restaurants, Inns, B&B’s attractions, artists, crafts and much more. Admission and parking is FREE. Local restaurants will have food tasting specials, local musicians will be providing entertainment. Other activities will include face painting, bingo and seminars. Get to know the community of St. Martins, enjoy the beauty of the area and hike, bike or walk the Fundy Trail. For more information contact 833-4499. Contact: (506) 833-4499
Sat Jun 05
TEEN ZONE OPEN HOUSE. 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM. Saint John Free Public Library, 1 Market Square. Drop-in and check out what the Teen Zone D’Ados has to offer this summer. Play some video games or Twister. Borrow the newest books, Door prizes and refreshments. Hosted by the Youth Advisory Group. Contact: (506) 643-7237
Sat Jun 05
FUNDY FOOD FESTIVAL. 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Marco Polo Cruise Ship Terminal, 111 Water Street. The Festival will be a buzz with the sights, sounds and tastes provided by many of Saint John’s top restaurants and domestic vendors. Upon arrival you will receive a book with tasting tickets. Wander around the Terminal and taste taste taste the evening away. Can’t use the tickets for one of the vendors because of allergies? Don’t fret – visit our trading post and you may be able to trade your ticket with someone else. Along with our food vendors we will also have on board two wine representatives –Vincor and Charton Hobbs, plus Moosehead Breweries will be joining us again this year. Come and enjoy the fun and fare. www.fundyfoodfestival.com Contact: (506) 633-8628
Sat Jun 05 & Sun Jun 6
26TH ANNUAL IWK TELETHON. Atrium, Market Square, 1 Market Square. Saturday Entertainment 6 pm: Penny Blacks; 7 pm: Greg MacPherson; 8 pm: Clinton Charleton Band; 9 pm: David Myles Band. Sunday Entertainment: 12 noon: Local Dancers; 1 pm: Rotary Boys & Girls Club; 2 pm: Saint John High School; 3 pm: Local Dancers; 4 pm: Shanklin Road: 5 pm: Tradition. Children’s Activites 12 noon to 4 pm on Sunday - Design your own t-shirt - Princess Makeover - Sheriff for a Day - Mad Scientist - Large Bounce Ride - Decorate a cookie - Plant a seed - Clay Modeling - Meet and Greet with Aangelina Ballerina. Not only is this event fun for the whole family, it is in support of a great cause! Contact: (506) 658-3600
Sun Jun 06
HAMMOND RIVER’S ANNUAL FISHING DERBY. 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. First Arch Lake, Rockwood Park. Hammond River Angling Association will hosts the Fun for All Fishing Derby again! This is a youth-oriented tournament, but is open to all ages. Entrance fees are $5 for youth (max $10 per family), or $10 per individual adult. Prizes and BBQ, and fun for all! Contact: (506) 832-1230
Sun Jun 06
CIRQUE ESTIVAL. 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM. Harbour Station, 99 Station Street. Tickets may be purchased at Harbour Station’s Box Office or call (5060 657-1234 / 1-800-267-2800 or on online at www.harbourstation.ca Contact: (506) 65-7-1234
Sun Jun 06
THE SOPRANOS - ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT! 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM. St. David’s Church, 7 Gondola Point Rd, Rothesay. Featuring Special Guest, soprano Wendy Nielsen. The Sopranos are: Cynthia Doyle, Colleen Foster, Joanne Kee, Fairlie McLean, Theresa Patterson, Luan Salmon, Maureen Stackhouse, and Dayna van Doleweerd; Accompanied on piano by Bertis Sutton. Featuring a lovely selection of music to share with you! Tickets: $15., and can be purchased in advance by calling (506) 847-0909, or at the door.
Tue Jun 08
THE FACES OF CHARDONNAY. 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM. happinez wine bar, 42 Princess Street, Saint John Join us for a tasting of wines made from this trendy grape. Wine writer and sommelier Craig Pinhey will lead us through a tasting of an exciting line-up of wines from around the world. And yes, there will be some oaky gems as well as a wonderful Chablis! Tuesday, June 8 2010, 7PM $40 + hst Reservations confirmed upon payment for more info 634 7340 or visit our website at www.happinezwinebar.com Contact: (506) 634-7340
Tue Jun 08
WALK N’ TALK WITH DAVID GOSS. 7:15 PM - 8:45 PM. Carleton Community Centre, Saint John West. 7:15 pm. Circle tour of Lower West Side architectural and historic exploration with aim of encouraging registration of homes on the Canadian Register of Historic Places. Sponsored by the Heritage Development Board of the City of Saint John and led by David Goss. Entertaining and enlightening and Free! If wet, call the number shown for updated message. Contact: (506) 672-8601
Tue Jun 08
SEASONS BAROQUE ENSEMBLE. 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Hughes Hall, Germain St. Baptist Church. The Early Music Studio of Saint John presents a concert by the Seasons Baroque Ensemble at Hughes Hall, Germain Street Baptist Church, 228 Germain Street. The Enesmble will perform ensemble and solo works by Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, Couperin, Monteverdi, Uccellini and Buxtehude for baroque oboe, baroque violins and harpsichord. Admission: $15 for Adults, $5 for Students, including refreshments. www.earlymusicstudio.ca Contact: (506) 634-8442
Wed Jun 09
TRADITIONAL BOOK CLUB. 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM. Saint John Free Public Library, 1 Market Square. It’s the year end party, where club participants vote for their favourite book of the past year. Please call for more information. Contact: (506) 643-7237
Wed Jun 09
PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSION: WILLS & ESTATE PLANNING. 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM. East Branch Public Library, 545 Westmorland Road. The East Branch Library is hosting a Public Information Session on Will and Estate Planning. Barrister Allen G. Doyle will give the presentation and there will be a brief question and answer period following. Please call the library to pre-register! Contact: (506) 643-7250
Fri Jun 11
RELAY FOR LIFE - GRAND BAY-WESTFIELD. 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM. River Valley Middle School Track, 33 Epworth Park. The Canadian Cancer Society is excited to announce that the world’s largest charitable fundraising event is coming to Grand Bay-Westfield. Relay For Life is an opportunity to get together with family and friends and celebrate cancer survivors, remember and honour loved ones lost to cancer, and fight back against this devastating disease. This rewarding 12-hour overnight event is an opportunity to come together and fight to make cancer history. Contact: (506) 634-6252
Fri Jun 11
CASINO NIGHT FOR DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC SCHOOL. 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Chinese Commerce Centre, 24 Coburg Street. Knights of Columbus Casino Night in support of Divine Mercy Catholic School. Get a group of friends together for an evening of fun. $20 ticket will get you $20,000 in Casino money. Spend your winnings at the end of the evening. Tickets can be purchased by calling (506) 214-5556.
Sat Jun 12
5TH ANNUAL "STRIDES FOR CHANGE" WALK. 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. Rockwood Park, Lily Lake Pavilion. MADD Saint John & Area presents the 5th Annual “Strides For Change” Walk at Fisher Lakes, Rockwood Park. Registration: 10a m; Walk begins:11 am. All proceeds stay in our community supporting friends and families impacted by impaired driving and for prevention through our education programs! Prizes, Free BBQ, DJ by 103.5 Saint John Radio, and Displays! Tickets for the trip for two anywhere WestJet flies will be drawn this date! Download your pledge sheet today!! www.madd.ca/saintjohn or call. Contact: (506) 672-6188
Sat Jun 12
KIDS INTRODUCTION TO WEAVING. 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Saint John City Market, 47 Charlotte Street. An Introduction to the Art of Weaving with Bernadette Fowler for kids 7 - 10 years of age. Make a headband or scarf of your design. Free of charge, please pre-register as seating is limited. Contact: (506) 658-2820
Sat Jun 12
KINGS COUNTY STUDIO TOUR. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Participating Studios throughout Kings County. Join us for our 10th Annual Kings County Studio Tour! Sat, June 12: 10 am to 6 pm; Sun, June 13: 11 am to 5 pm. Get your downloadable maps at www.studiotour-nb.com Contact: (506) 832-6096
Sat Jun 12
WEED PULL ON THE BLUFF. 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM. Shampers Bluff, Kingston Peninsula. Help the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) pull invasive weeds from the fields of Shampers Bluff, home of acclaimed photographer Freeman Patterson. Take in the beautiful views while you learn about the threat of invasive plants, and afterward enjoy a hike to the aptly named "eagles perch". To volunteer or for more information go to: www.conservationvolunteers.ca Contact: (506) 450-6010
Sat Jun 12
RED HAT SOCIETY HOOT. 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Saint John. Saint John will be "seeing red", and purple, as 650 members of the Red Hat Society gather in the port city for their annual New Brunswick Hoot. A highlight of the three-day event will be a parade at 10 am Saturday morning (June 12) down King Street to Market Square, where the ladies in red hats and purple clothes will be welcomed by Mayor Ivan Court. Everyone is invited to join in the fun as the Red Hatters sing, play their kazoos, and wave their banners through the city’s uptown! Contact: (506) 633-4994
Sat Jun 12 2010
WALK FOR ALS. 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM. BoardWalk, Market Square, 1 Market Square. Registration: 12 noon; Walk begins: 1:00 pm. Walk follows Harbor Passage as far as Fort LaTour and back. Please join us for a fun event with live band, food, prizes, and auction. Form a team or come on your own. For more information and pledge sheets go to www.walkforals.ca Donations may be made on line or by texting ALS45678. Any questions call the number shown. Hope to see you on Saturday, June 12th. Contact: (506) 738-9118
Sun Jun 13
HAMPTON LADIES TRIATHLON. 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Hampton Community Centre. Very popular triathlon hosted annually, with a 500m swim, 20k bike, and 5k run. To register call Contact: (506) 214-1085
Sat Jun 12 & Sun Jun 13
KINGS COUNTY STUDIO TOUR. 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Kings County. Kings County Studio Tour June 12-13, 2010. Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm; Sunday, 11am to 5 pm. Hosted annually where visitors can take a peek into participating artists’ studios, Website: www.studiotour-nb.com Contact: (506) 832-3716
Sun Jun 13
SAINT JOHN MEN’S CHORUS SPRING CONCERT. 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Portland United Church, 50 Newport Street, North. The Saint John Men’s Chorus, under the direction of Mr. David Mitchell, will be presents their annual Spring Concert. The chorus is comprised of 20 singers and has an eclectic repertoire of choral selections, from classics to popular. Tickets: $15 for adults and $10 for children/students and can be purchased from chorus members or at the door. Contact: (506) 640-1683
Ongoing
NAGE SEUL / SWIM ALONE. Tue-Sat, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. City of Saint John Gallery, 20 Hazen Avenue. Exhibition of artworks by Rita Lamontagne of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. Features the use of grids with squares of part images as one would look through a microscope at a slide of DNA. The details in these squares then make up a larger image. Nage Seul (swim alone) is a metaphor for life, as it is dangerous to swim alone. Show continues thru June 19, 2010. The City of Saint John Gallery is a program of the City’s Cultural Affairs Office. (506) 649-6040.
Ongoing
CANADIAN WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE YEAR 2008. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. New Brunswick Museum, 1 Market Square. Exhibition continues through May 31, 2010. Marvel at the beauty of Canadian wildlife as seen through the eyes of thirty Canadians, whose winning photographs were selected for the Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Contest by Canadian Geographic. The striking and unique photos enrich our appreciation of the beauty, diversity, and vulnerability of Canada’s wildlife. Featuring photographs from several categories: birds, mammals, urban wildlife, all other animals, and baby critters - a special category for young photographers. Produced by the Canadian Museum of Nature, in partnership with Canadian Geographic and the Alliance of Natural History Museums of Canada. Contact: (506) 643-2300 / 1 888 268 9595
Ongoing
ART TO VIEW BY DONNA BERRY AT EAST BRANCH LIBRARY. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. East Branch Public Library, 545 Westmorland Road. The East Branch Library is currently displaying paintings by Donna Berry during the month of May, 2010. Stop in to enjoy her works titled: Scenic St. Martins during regular open hours. Contact: (506) 643-7250
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