Some of the best family outings near Fredericton don’t need a big budget — just a tank of gas and a few hours. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, walking on the ocean floor, or stepping back into the 1800s, here are family day trips around New Brunswick
The Best Kid-Friendly Day Trips from Fredericton Under $50
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Creative Casemates 2026
Each summer, Creative Casemates transforms downtown Fredericton into a hub of creativity, entrepreneurship, and local craft. Operated by the College, the seasonal retail program provides opportunities for students,
Canadian Multiculturalism Day
The City of Saint John invites residents and visitors to come together for Canadian Multiculturalism Day on Saturday, June 27, 2026, with an afternoon of free cultural performances, music, food, and family‑friendly activities
15 Things Only True New Brunswickers Will Understand
If you’ve ever driven a dirt road in February, argued about whether poutine tastes better in French or English, or felt inexplicably proud watching the Reversing Falls churn, then congratulations — you might just be a true New Brunswicker.
Open Farm Day – Plant Sale #2!
Everything is PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN so everyone can participate in our local food system!
N.B.-born Lee Kinney will attend the Tony Awards — as a nominee | CBC News
New Brunswick Sound designer Lee Kinney, originally from Woodstock, will be in the audience of
Repairs to wildlife fencing back on track, province says | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Damages to safety feature are being fixed at a quicker rate, according to
No promises from minister after report on at-risk youth that critics call alarming, heartbreaking | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Social Development Minister Cindy Miles apologized Tuesday after a report found gaps in
Man formerly accused of two murders in N.B. now wanted on new charges in B.C. | CBC News
New Brunswick A New Brunswick man formerly charged with murder in two cases is now
Saint John man in court on 14 charges of sexual assault against seniors | CBC News
New Brunswick Kevin McGrath, 69, is accused of sexually assaulting residents of a Loch Lomond
Canada’s Circus Spectacular
Welcome to Canada’s Circus Spectacular, where the impossible becomes possible and dreams take flight! 🏛️ Join us at Moncton Coliseum in the heart of Moncton, NB for an event that will redefine your expectations.
Mixed Tape Social Club — Moncton in May
The dance party you want, the hours you need! Sing, dance, and celebrate with your besties. Doors open at 5pm; music stops at 10pm.
Greater Moncton Job Fair / Salon de lemploi du Grand Moncton
The next Greater Moncton Job Fair will take place on Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Avenir Centre (150 Canada St., Moncton).
MICHAEL KHOURY: BETWEEN ECHOES
Join us on Saturday, May 30th, 2026, from 3 PM to 5 PM as we celebrate Gallery on Queen’s 10th anniversary and opening of Michael Khoury: Between Echoes.
N.B. Power changes will have ‘negative implications’ for solar growth, says industry group | CBC News
The number of residential solar systems in New Brunswick has more than quadrupled in the
Climate change brings new species of dragonflies and damselflies to N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick Zoologist John Klymko says climate change has brought new species such as scarlet
Crowds pay tribute to Robert Irving at Moncton visitation | CBC News
New Brunswick The Irving family held a public visitation service in Moncton ahead of the
Advocate says province denied homeless teen with addiction help before he died — and it’s not a one-off | CBC News
New Brunswick A provincial watchdog says youth are being left in risky situations because of
More analysis needed on key N.B. Power recommendations, Holt says | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The Holt Liberal government is pushing back some of the toughest decisions it
Police identify woman whose remains were found after encampment fire | CBC News
New Brunswick Fredericton police have identified a woman whose remains were found in a homeless
Man sentenced 6 years after violating N.B. pandemic rules, skipping trial
A Moncton man has been sentenced six years after he violated pandemic rules, committed other
Saint John police Chief Robert Bruce announces retirement amid conduct complaints
Saint John police Chief Robert Bruce has announced he’s retiring in July, three years before
The Best Free Things to Do in New Brunswick This Summer
From tidal wonders to forest trails and festival stages, the province’s finest pleasures don’t cost a cent.
