Summer isn’t over yet, and neither is the fun — without the price tag. Here are seven free things to check out around New Brunswick between now and the end of August 2026.
7 Free Things to Do in New Brunswick the Rest of August 2026
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YMCA of Greater Moncton OPEN HOUSE 2026
Join us for our 4th Annual YMCA Open House and discover a place where everyone belongs. Whether you’re looking to build healthy habits, make new connections, support your community
Contemplation by Brigitte Clavette Opens Aug. 20 at the George Fry Gallery
You are invited to step into the four decades that shaped Brigitte Clavette’s metalsmithing career to date. From joy to grief to revival, her award-winning work has moved countless art lovers, curators, and collectors from across Canada and beyond.
Indie Sleaze Night
Join @dj.dicette at this @xerozarcadebar exclusive event for a night of indie sleaze favourites from the late 2000s and early 2010s
Rethinking Business in the AI Era
Join Venn Innovation and Wallace McCain Institute for an afternoon with internationally recognized innovation strategist Alex Manu, exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping business, leadership, and customer expectations.
Saint John City Market 150th Anniversary Celebration
Join us on Saturday, August 22, as we celebrate 150 incredible years of one of Saint John’s most iconic landmarks!
Preliminary inquiry begins in Moncton for pair accused of killing Melissa Price | CBC News
New Brunswick Leandra Beaulieu and Devlin O’Blenis are accused of second-degree murder in the death
Nursing home staff stretched too thin, care hours not enough, resident says | CBC News
Peter Oliver takes in the family photos and brightly coloured paintings lining the walls of
Private schools praise PC candidate’s tax-credit pitch | CBC News
Private school operators in New Brunswick are welcoming a policy proposal from a Progressive Conservative
Meet Finn, the 15-year-old who saved a shark in New Brunswick | CBC News
New Brunswick·New “When we saw it, it looked really hurt, it almost looked dead,” says
Researcher studying Acadian wills says they were ‘an act of resistance’ | CBC News
Nova Scotia Colby Gaudet, a post-doctoral fellow at Dalhousie University, is studying how some families
An Acadian flag emoji? Online petition gathers thousands of signatures | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Alexis Belliveau and Julien Robichaud are submitting an application for the creation of
How a New Brunswick politician’s face cost him his job | CBC News
New Brunswick The Connell House Museum maintains the house built in 1839 by Charles Connell
Sunrises, sunsets and sunflowers: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick | CBC News
New Brunswick·Your Lens Golden skies, garden sights and summer birds were among this week’s top
Jogging with a purpose: How plogging is cleaning up New Brunswick trails | CBC News
Community John and Phyllis Holmes have picked up more than 9,000 bags of litter from
Capturing the cascade: Exploring some of New Brunswick’s hundreds of waterfalls | CBC News
New Brunswick For a summer series, videographer Roger Cosman has been visiting New Brunswick waterfalls.
New summer camp aims to boost New Brunswick’s firefighter recruitment | CBC News
New Brunswick Maritime Ignite Fire Academy welcomed its first cohort of girls in August.Maritime Ignite
U.S. company’s ‘sunlight on demand’ project worries N.B. astronomers | CBC News
New Brunswick Some New Brunswick astronomers are joining a chorus of opposition against an American
86-year-old Lamèque fish processor seeks creditor projection | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A major fisheries cooperative on the Acadian Peninsula is seeking creditor protection to
N.B. judge sanctioned over ‘questionable’ conversation with lawyer | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A judicial oversight body has found that a New Brunswick judge, intending to
How a Saint John woman’s wait time for hip surgery went from years to months | CBC News
New Brunswick When Lynne Kaine injured her hip a local specialist told her it could
Holt leads in new poll, despite disapproval of Liberal record | CBC News
New Brunswick A new poll from Abacus Data shows Susan Holt’s Liberals lead in voting
Deaths of two men, 68 and 74, in western N.B. are suspicious, police say | CBC News
New Brunswick·New RCMP are investigating the deaths of two men whose bodies were found in
