How a performing arts centre is enriching local creativity, culture

by Alicia Cox Thomson

New Brunswick’s new Performing Arts Centre, set to open in 2026, will stand as a modern landmark for creativity and community, blending cutting-edge design with local cultural heritage.

For a city known for its picturesque riverside views and historic charm, Fredericton is about to add another jewel to its crown. The new Performing Arts Centre, scheduled to open in 2026, will be more than just a replacement for the Playhouse Theatre – it will be a transformative space that nurtures the region’s artistic talent and strengthens community bonds through live performances, workshops, and collaborative events.

“As a small capital city in a small province, our performing arts community is rather unique,” says Lisa Anne Ross, artistic producer of Solo Chicken Productions, a performing arts company that creates works of theatre and advocates for local artists. “In a larger centre, folks tend to work in silos, but here we all drift in and out of each other’s projects and spheres, creating a lovely interconnected community.”

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