Join us for the Seasonal Music Craft and Vendor Markets—loads of unique finds and festive fun!
New Brunswick Highland Games & Scottish Festival
Fingals Rant at The Highland Games Festival
Join us for a vibrant celebration of Celtic and folk music at the New Brunswick Highland Games Festival!
Dawg Days of Summer 2026
The FSPCA Dawg Days of Summer will be on Saturday July 25 at the Picaroons Roundhouse from 11 am to 4 pm! It is one of our big fundraising events of the year, so please mark your calendars and save the date for us!
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
The New Brunswick Housing Market in 2026: Should You Buy, Sell, or Wait?
If you’ve been watching New Brunswick real estate from the sidelines, you’ve probably noticed the market doesn’t feel like it did in 2021, but it also hasn’t cooled off the way some predicted.
Canadian Indie Rock Group Blu Beach Band Announce Third Studio Album, Mulligan
3x SaskMusic nominees, Indie Rock group Blu Beach Band, have just released their third studio album, Mulligan, on Friday, June 12 2026.
Install a rainwater collection system
June 24, 2026 Last year was one of the driest years my province has ever
FROM NEW BRUNSWICK TO NORMANDY: REMEMBERING PRIVATE BURTIS JAMES BROGAN
By July 1944, Normandy had become a landscape of relentless combat, where fire, steel, and exhaustion defined every advance. Soldiers moved through a shattered French countryside under constant artillery bombardment
Canadian Alternative-Pop Artist Jule Neff Announces Debut Album, fine.
Supported by CBC’s q and The Strombo Show, the Montreal based artist delivers a powerful twelve-song meditation on resilience, identity, and the courage to tell the truth
Atlantic Canadian Latin Jazz Artist Dee Hernandez Turns Heartbreak Into Liberation on New Single “Used”
Performing in Fredericton: As an official performer at the Fredericton Canada Day Celebration taking place at the Historic Garrison District Downtown, Dee will be performing on the mainstage at 3:30pm. Date: July 1 2026
Free Things to Do in Fredericton This Summer (2026 Edition)
Summer in Fredericton has a funny way of making your wallet feel irrelevant. Between the riverside trails, the open-air concerts, and a packed calendar of markets and outdoor theatre, you could fill every weekend from June through September without spending a dollar
Cultural Expressions Festival 2026
Join us on June 27 from 12–7 PM at Officers’ Square for a vibrant day of multicultural celebration at the Cultural Expressions Festival!
Imprint Youth’s Queer Prom ft. Soundsyster
We are happy to announce that we will be hosting our Queer Prom on June 27th from 7pm-10pm! This is a free event, and will be held at the Delta.
Fredericton: Pine Tree Bar – 90’s Rock Mix Name That Tune – June 26, 8pm
Join us at Pine Tree Bar in Fredericton for a fun night of 90’s Rock Name That Tune on June 26th at 7pm!
The Art of Wellness X Prana Hot Yoga
Ease into your Sunday morning with movement, connection, and a refreshing wellness experience at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery
Adult Roller Night – June 25th 2026
Break out your black eyeliner and favourite band tees, it’s time to embrace your emo era!
The Great Canadian EV Road Trip, Revisited
Longer term readers may remember that last summer our family took an epic cross-Canada vacation
The Ultimate New Brunswick Road Trip: Saint John to Caraquet in One Weekend
New Brunswick doesn’t get nearly enough credit as a road trip province, and this loop is proof. Saint John to Caraquet and back is roughly 700 km round trip — ambitious for a weekend, but if you keep moving and pick your stops wisely, it works beautifully.
June Summer Concert in Officer’s Square
Let us supply the soundtrack for your summer evening on Tuesday, June 23rd, beginning 7 pm in Officers’ Square. Admission is free, and the Garrison Tasting Room will be open.
The NB Parent’s Guide to Summer Camps Still Open for Registration
If you’re only just starting to think about summer camp, take a breath — you haven’t missed your window. While some of the most popular New Brunswick camps fill up by late winter, plenty of solid options across Fredericton, Saint John, and Greater Moncton are still taking registrations
Hong Yan Receives National and Provincial Recognition
NBCCD Photography/Videography student Hong Yan is making a name for himself both in and outside the classroom.
Every Music Festival and Outdoor Event Happening in NB This Summer — Full List
New Brunswick doesn’t do summer quietly. From late June through September, the province turns into one long string of waterfront concerts, lobster feasts, mountain bike showdowns, and small-town festivals that somehow always have a beer garden and a fiddle player.

































