On March 26th, 2026, the Fredericton writing community celebrated UNB English Professors and co-chairs of the Creative Writing Department Kasia Van Schaik and Sue Sinclair’s newest books at Gallery 78. In a heritage building, surrounded by artwork, and with a view of the Wolastoq behind them, Van Schaik read from her new hybrid memoir and …
On March 29th, Moncton Filmmaker Parker Barriault released a documentary on the shop titled Inside the world of Spin-It selling records, movies, video games and nostalgia on his YouTube channel.
A recent development online has generated mass interest in China. To some, it may just be a meme, but there are people who really integrate Chinese culture into their lives. Whether it be medicinal practices, fashion, internet trends, ideology, or language, there is a spike in young people on TikTok “becoming Chinese.”
On Friday March 13th, 2026, the Cap partnered with SNAP! A Burlesque Revue, an annual fundraising event for animal welfare charities in New Brunswick. They dubbed this year’s iteration of SNAP! “Frislay the 13th.” From a heartbroken Ghost Face to yuri lampshades, the group curated great performances.
On March 17th 2026, over 1000 students from UNB, St. Thomas University, Mount Allison University, Université de Moncton, and NBCCD (New Brunswick College of Craft and Design) gathered at the Fredericton Legislative Assembly to protest the Holt administration’s proposed $35–50 million budget cut to post-secondary education.
Heated Rivalry is a hit Crave series that aired November–December 2025, directed by Jacob Tierney and based on the 2019 novel of the same name by Rachel Reid.
People often discuss fashion and psychology as separate domains, yet both are deeply concerned with how individuals construct meaning, identity, and self-perception.
School House is a Canadian folk band consisting of Joel Ryan, Mitchelle (Mitch) Jackson, and David Campbell. They are set to release their sophomore album Homeland on February 27, 2026, and begin their Freewheelin’ Field Trip across Atlantic Canada, Quebec, and Ontario from March 5–22.
From July 12th, 2025 to February 19th, 2026, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton was home to Denise Richard’s beaded ocean-inspired art objects that comprised the exhibit Trinket.
With Invincible season 4 barreling toward us, there’s no better time to watch the first three seasons.
