CBC
Frye Festival announces 2025 lineup

March 19, 2025

Listen here on CBC.

Ariane Savoie on Information Morning Moncton | CBC Radio One (March 19, 2025) [6 min.]

Listen to the full segment: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-26-information-morning-moncton/clip/16134894-frye-festival-announces-2025-lineup

Ariane Savoie

Executive Director, Frye Festival

Originally from Moncton, Ariane Savoie studied literature and film in Montreal, Los Angeles and Belgium. She first worked in film production before beginning her career in the international academic literary world. As a project manager in digital literature, Savoie has organized and participated in numerous events in Europe, the United States and Latin America. Ariane Savoie finally moved back to New Brunswick in 2022 and joined the Frye Festival team as Executive Director.

Ariane Savoie
Photo credit : Annie France Noël
Frye Festival

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