The New Brunswick College of Craft & Design has exhibitions near and far, celebrating students, alumni, and visiting artists from near and far. Each of our internal College spaces is a dynamic expression of art, craft, and design. Our community partners in Fredericton and Saint John are an extension of the College experience.
Open to the public, our College gallery showcases the work of students, faculty and invited artists in a schedule of regularly changing exhibitions. It is an exciting learning resource that features a wide range of makers, materials and processes.
Learn something new at the Honeybee Folk School, where makers of all levels gather to learn and celebrate traditional skills, fine craft, and sustainable living.
At Honeybee, we host seasonal gatherings, where instructors and participants flock together from across Canada to our state-of-the-art studios located in scenic downtown Fredericton, nestled along the shores of Canada’s most storied river, the Wolastoq.
Choose from half-day workshops to multi-day courses in subjects like knife-making, basketry, weaving on a loom, natural dyes, ceramics, urban gardening, Wolastoquey language lessons, wood carving, permaculture, and more.
Take a step into your future. Take a tour, fine-tune your portfolio, have insightful conversations with faculty and current students, and explore our studios. Our staff and faculty will be there to answer all of your questions and help you apply on the spot at in-person events!
Upcoming Open Houses
Join us for our Winter Open House on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
Students in the Fashion Design program present their debut collections at this annual event and alumni designers return to present new collections. This year's Fashion Show is taking place May 6 at 7:30pm at the Fredericton Convention Centre. Tickets on sale now! Follow along on Facebook to learn more.
The NBCCD Craft Sale is a local favourite for holiday gift shopping. Support our students by purchasing stunning handmade creations in pottery, textiles, jewellery, and more. With their ample creativity, these second-year students have crafted innovative products to offer you truly unique gifts for friends and family. This event typically takes place during the last weekend in November.