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Take your soul on a journey!

Moments of reconnection can happen within yourself, while immersed in the world of art. Art galleries – large and small – are plentiful in New Brunswick, in our large cities or our quiet towns. There’s art everywhere if you know where to look. Local galleries weave in the many cultures within our province, and each has a little something for everyone – you may even be able to take a piece home with you.

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Caption AX, the Arts & Culture Centre of Sussex
Caption AX, the Arts & Culture Centre of Sussex

1. AX, the Arts & Culture Centre of Sussex
12 Maple Ave., Sussex
@axartsandculture

A real hub for the arts and culture scene in Sussex, the gallery not only includes beautiful works of art, but is also home to art and ceramics studios, offering workshops for kids (and for the child inside all of us). When you wrap up your gallery tour, head over to the gallery’s restaurant Knocks Café, which serves local eats, and has an outdoor patio to enjoy a drink or two.

Apple Art Gallery & André Poirier Photography Gallery in Moncton
Apple Art Gallery & André Poirier Photography Gallery in Moncton

2. Apple Art Gallery & André Poirier Photography Gallery
333 St. George St., Moncton
@appleartagency

Working with artists from Greater Moncton, the gallery displays ever-changing exhibits, and a variety of artists are featured throughout the year. This vibrant gallery is for everyone. Their motto is “You don’t have to be a collector searching for the next Picasso, to enjoy art!” We couldn’t agree more!

Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen, Université de Moncton
Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen, Université de Moncton

3. Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen
405, Université Ave., Moncton
@GalerieArtUdeM

Located on the Université de Moncton campus, this stunning gallery brings a fresh perspective on contemporary Acadian artists. Take a guided tour, attend a workshop or a guest speaker event, watch a movie, or catch a performance – this gallery offers more than just beautiful art; it immerses you in a true artistic experience.

Struts Gallery in Sackville. Photo credit: Lucas Morneau
Struts Gallery in Sackville. Photo credit: Lucas Morneau

4. Struts Gallery
7 Lorne St., Sackville
@linktr.ee/strutsgallery

This gallery is an artist-run multipurpose centre hosting various activities like contemporary exhibits, performances, demonstrations, workshops and other cultural events. It’s a great place to “get your art on” in Sackville.

Owens Art Gallery, Mount Allison University, Sackville
Owens Art Gallery, Mount Allison University, Sackville

5. Owens Art Gallery, Mount Allison University
61 York St., Sackville
@owensartgallery

Established in 1895 in a historical building on the campus of Mount Allison University, Canada’s oldest university art gallery features pieces of our rich art history, with rotating exhibitions that will keep you coming back to see what’s new.

Serendipinart Art Gallery, Saint Andrews
Serendipin'Art, Saint Andrews

6. Serendipin'Art – Little Big Art Galleries
168 Water St., Saint Andrews
@serendipinart.serendipinart

Those two galleries in one located in the charming seaside town of Saint Andrews promote the fine art and craft of over 100 New Brunswick artists. A lot of artwork features the beautiful Fundy coast, even incorporating sea glass and stones from the local shores. This gallery is the perfect spot to pick up a gift, or a piece that will remind you of your days spent by the sea in St. Andrews.

Gallery 78, Fredericton
Gallery 78, Fredericton

7. Gallery 78
796 Queen St., Fredericton
@Gallery78.ca

Established in 1976, Gallery 78 is the oldest private art gallery in New Brunswick. Take a stroll to the edge of downtown Fredericton to take in this gem. Housed in a gorgeous Queen Anne Revival home, the gallery proudly represents emerging and established artists from Atlantic Canada.

Gallery on Queen, Fredericton
Gallery on Queen, Fredericton

8. Gallery on Queen
406 Queen St., Fredericton
@galleryonqueen

A bright, airy and contemporary space in the historical heart of downtown Fredericton, this gallery represents artists of various backgrounds from across Canada. Its approachable service makes it a great spot for beginner and seasoned collectors alike.

Edmundston Arts Centre in Edmundston
Edmundston Arts Centre in Edmundston

9. Edmundston Arts Centre
82 Canada Rd., Edmundston
@CentreDesArtsEdmundston

The Edmundston Art Centre, located in an old church in the heart of downtown, is a space dedicated to art creation and diffusion. The centre offers varied high-quality artistic programs through shows, creative workshops, training and exhibitions. Here, artists and art-lovers come together to explore various forms of art. It’s a place of discovery where creativity is bubbling.

Galerie Colline, Edmundston; photo by Michel Carrier
Galerie Colline, Edmundston. Photo credit: Michel Carrier

10. Galerie Colline
195 Hébert Blvd., Edmundston
@galerie.colline

Part of the Université de Moncton’s Edmundston campus, this contemporary gallery’s main objective is the appreciation of art. It highlights New Brunswick’s Acadian artists with a strong tradition of promoting francophone artists from the North-West of New Brunswick.

Acanthus Gallery, Grand Falls
Acanthus Gallery, Grand Falls

11. Acanthus Gallery
136A Church Street, Grand Falls
@gallerie.acanthus.gallery

For Acanthus Gallery, art is too important not share. Their ever-changing collection showcasing the works of local and national artists highlight various art forms and techniques. Beyond the exhibits, visitors can experience art through guided visits and eclectic workshops, from abstract acrylic painting to cupcakes decorating!

Centre culturel Aberdeen et restaurant Les Brumes du Coude, Moncton
Aberdeen Cultural Centre in Moncton

12. Aberdeen Cultural Centre
140 Botsford St., Moncton
@centreculturelaberdeen

A quick stroll from the heart of downtown Moncton, Aberdeen Cultural Centre is a creative space where twenty organizations work in artistic, cultural or educative fields, bringing artists and the public together. This historic building holds beautiful artworks, performance spaces, a dance studio, and a world class contemporary French restaurant.

Circolo Art & Culture, Campbellton
Circolo Art & Culture, Campbellton

13. Circolo Art & Culture
1 Subway St., Campbellton
@Circolo

More than just a gallery, Circolo art & culture is a creative space where the community can meet and mingle. Art workshops, music shows, professional artists, social and community development all exist together under this one roof. Come for the art, stay for a show!

Jones Gallery, Saint John
Jones Gallery, Saint John

14. Jones Gallery
122, Prince William St., Saint John
@jonesgallerysj

If you are spending the day exploring Saint John, make sure you stop by this contemporary art gallery in the heart of the city. Exclusively exhibiting Atlantic Canadian artists, it fosters an art space that is celebratory and inviting.

Le Quai des artistes in Caraquet
Le Quai des artistes in Caraquet

15. Le Quai des artistes
27 Carrefour Ave., Caraquet
@quaidesartistes727

Art gallery and market taking place during the summer months up to mid-September on a beautiful open-air wharf at Carrefour de la Mer, Caraquet’s cultural hub. The artists are often on site, giving visitors a personalized experience and insights into their work.

Galerie Boulev’Art, Caraquet
Galerie Boulev’Art, Caraquet

16. Galerie Boulev’Art
39, Saint-Pierre Blvd. West, Caraquet
@CCTGCaraquet

Discover works by local Acadian artists in the gallery at the Greater Caraquet Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism. Renowned Acadian artists are featured in this space, giving you a look at contemporary and traditional artists from the area.

Art at Kingsbrae Garden in Saint Andrews
Kingsbrae Garden Art Gallery, Saint Andrews

17. Kingsbrae Garden Art Gallery
220 King St., Saint Andrews
@Kingsbrae.Garden

This art gallery is located in the café of Kingsbrae Garden. The gardens also feature incredible sculptures, including some winners of the Canadian Sculpture Competitions, as well as art on loan from Fredericton’s Beaverbrook Art Gallery and the breathtaking Dyno sculpture by husband and wife team Aurora Robson and Marshall Coles, constructed from local plastic debris during their tenure as the gardens’ artists in residence. (Open from May to mid-October)

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Find more New Brunswick art galleries here and on Inspired by NB.