• Initiation au vitrail

    Atelier local 104, 82 chemin Canada, Edmundston

    Introduction to the basics of stained glass: transferring the template, cutting and grinding the glass, applying copper foil, soldering, and finishing, through a project spanning three sessions: October 7, 14, and 21, 2026

  • Initiation au macramé

    Conférence 205, 82 chemin Canada, Edmundston

    This course will introduce you to the art of macramé over two sessions: October 7 and 14, 2026

  • Initiation au vitrail

    Atelier local 104, 82 chemin Canada, Edmundston

    Introduction to the basics of stained glass: transferring the template, cutting and grinding the glass, applying copper foil, soldering, and finishing, through a project spanning three sessions: October 7, 14, and 21, 2026

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Arnaud Soly

    Salle Léo-Poulin, 300, rue Martin, Edmundston

    Arnaud Soly returns to the stage with his second one-man show: BON JUS.
    It's his best yet (according to him!). Why is it called BON JUS? It's weird, isn't it? It would be too complicated to explain. Come and find out for yourself. You'll have a laugh, I promise.

    * PERFORMANCE IN FRENCH

  • Baie

    Centre des arts 24 tables, 82, chemin Canada, Edmundston

    Today, BAIE begins a new chapter with its second full-length album, *La tête a ses raisons*, set for release in June 2026. This album draws more deeply on the personal experiences and emotions of the band's four members, while remaining true to the nostalgic pop energy that defines them. The 11 tracks oscillate between introspection and lightheartedness, promising to make you dance as much as they do daydream.

    With this new album, BAIE continues to blend their influences, play with sounds and emotions, and create music that speaks to you as much as it does to them.

  • Baie

    Centre des arts 24 tables, 82, chemin Canada, Edmundston

    Today, BAIE begins a new chapter with its second full-length album, *La tête a ses raisons*, set for release in June 2026. This album draws more deeply on the personal experiences and emotions of the band's four members, while remaining true to the nostalgic pop energy that defines them. The 11 tracks oscillate between introspection and lightheartedness, promising to make you dance as much as they do daydream.

    With this new album, BAIE continues to blend their influences, play with sounds and emotions, and create music that speaks to you as much as it does to them.