This face-on view of the old Charlotte Street School shows the oldest section of the building, which dates from 1884. It was designed by James C. Dumaresq of Halifax, who also designed the New Brunswick legislature, and Harry H. Mott of Saint John.
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Upcoming Centre Events
Sunday, January 1, 2012 -Sunday, January 1, 2012
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CALL FOR VIDEO ART AND DIGITAL PORTFOLIOS
Monday, March 12, 2012 -Monday, March 12, 2012
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NB-Musicians Emerge Festival - Call for Submissions
Wednesday, April 11, 20129:51am - 9:51am
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Latest News
THE CHARLOTTE STREET ARTS CENTRE SHOWCASES INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS THROUGH DIGITAL MEDIA!
The newly established Got Video? Gallery is the Charlotte Street Arts Centre’s latest attraction. The gallery, a wall-mounted 42” LCD TV, is housed in the main foyer of the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, and is a community resource for arts groups, provided by the Fredericton Arts Alliance through funding received from the City of Fredericton.
Currently on rotation is a series of nine videopoems by Belgian artist, Swoon. Swoon has produced over 60 videopoems, has collaborated with various writers in different languages and has been shown at a number of international festivals, such as the International Literary Film Festival (Brooklyn, NY), Vimfest (Mexico), the Experimental Film and Video Festival (Croatia), the upcoming Poetry Film Festival ZEBRA (Berlin, Germany), and many more.
Following Swoon will be video artist Jean-Michel Rolland from Paris, France. Both a musician and an artist, Jean-Michel Rolland uses video to produce experimental sequences that use utensils and found objects to create visual and musical compositions as one. Jean-Michel has also screened his works at international festivals, such as the West Virginia Mountaineer Short Film Festival, the Festival Internacional de la Imagen (Columbia), the 8th Berlin International Directors Lounge and more. Jean-Michel Rolland’s work will be shown from May 19 – June 22, 2012.
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All contributions go toward renovations to make the auditorium accessible to those who have mobility challenges.
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In five short years, the Charlotte Street Arts Centre has become an essential part of our city's vibrant cultural life, and proof that the arts are fundamental to a community's soul. 
- Mayor Brad Woodside
Gaining the studio space at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre has given us the ability to reach so many more people. 
- Cara Bérubé, Precision Pilates
Our 175-seat auditorium is a venue for performing arts with stage lighting and a professional sound system. It is also available for meetings, conferences, and other events. See Centre Events for coming attractions.
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The Charlotte Glencross Scholarship
Fredericton Arts & Learning created an arts scholarship to honour the late Charlotte Glencross, using donations to the organization made in Charlotte's memory. The $1000 award for professional development in the arts is administered yearly by the New Brunswick Foundation for the Arts.
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The Charlotte Street Arts Centre opens the doors of creative expression to all.
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