Youth Stick & Puck
W.C. O'Neill Arena Complex 24 Reed Avenue, Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada
Free
Location: 24 Reed Ave, Saint Andrews, New Brunswick
Ann Manuel's stunning installation, Breath, created in paper and reed and flowing throughout the main floor of Sunbury Shores reflects loss, in the loss of her parents, and appreciation of the regenerative power of nature. The exhibition is presented from January 17 - February 21, 2025
Robot Dreams (2023, Spain/France, animated comedy-drama, 102 min., PG) This is a story about the unique and amazing friendship between a dog and a robot in NewYork City in 1984. Based on the graphic novel by Sara Varon, Pablo Berger’s heartwarming (if oftensad) family-friendly film won countless awards for Best Animated Feature of 2023. Gorgeouslyanimated, […]
Meet at The Algonquin Resort
This gentle, low-impact exercise focuses on slow, flowing movements and the breath—all of which promote flexibility, core strength, and relaxation. Perfect for beginners and those who prefer to practice from a seated position. Tai Chi helps you slow down your monkey mind, and brings you to the present moment— where calm and stillness reside. Studies have […]
Aqua Fit also known as water aerobics or aqua aerobics, is a low-impact exercise program conducted in a pool, specifically designed to cater to the fitness needs of older adults. This fun and invigorating workout takes advantage of water’s natural buoyancy and resistance, making it an ideal option for seniors looking to stay active without […]
Over six weeks we will learn the basics about painting. You will be introduced to the colour wheel, value scale and mixing paint. Using a variety of mediums and tools. Carla will be giving demonstrations. You will have a chance to paint from photos from around town as well as a still life. It will […]
Location: Anglican Parish Hall
Location: W. C. O'Neill Arena Complex
Ages 0 - 6
Ann Manuel's stunning installation, Breath, created in paper and reed and flowing throughout the main floor of Sunbury Shores reflects loss, in the loss of her parents, and appreciation of the regenerative power of nature. The exhibition is presented from January 17 - February 21, 2025
