Aberdeen Cultural Centre facts for kids
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| Established | 1990 |
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| Location | 140 Botsford Street Moncton, New Brunswick E1C 4X5 |
The Aberdeen Cultural Centre is a lively place in Moncton, New Brunswick. It's a special spot where Acadian artists and groups work together. They share their culture and art with everyone.
This centre has many art studios and galleries. It's a creative home for different artists. The building itself has a long history. It was once Aberdeen High School, built way back in 1898.
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What You Can Find Inside
The Aberdeen Cultural Centre is home to several important art groups. These groups help artists create and share their work.
Galerie Sans Nom
One of the main places inside is the Galerie Sans Nom. This art gallery shows exciting new art. It focuses on modern visual arts. You can see works from talented artists across Canada here. The gallery helps people discover new art styles.
Imago Artist-Run Print Studio
Another cool spot is the Imago Artist-Run Print Studio. This is a special workshop for printmaking. Artists come here to learn and create different kinds of prints. The studio helps artists develop their skills. It also helps share printmaking art with more people.
Working with Others
The Aberdeen Cultural Centre works with several important organizations. These partnerships help the centre do its job better. They also help connect it with other museums and cultural groups.
- Canadian Museums Association (CMA)
- Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN)
- Virtual Museum of Canada
See also
- Events in Greater Moncton
- Frye Festival
