The whole city’s calendar, in one place
Fredericton’s best recurring bets: the Boyce Farmers Market every Saturday 7 AM–1 PM, the Garrison Night Market Thursday evenings in summer, and free Officers’ Square concerts on summer Wednesdays. Everything else is in the live calendar below.
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David Francey spent his early years as a carpenter before turning to music in his 40s, encouraged by his wife, artist Beth Girdler. His 1999 debut album Torn Screen Door found an audience in Canada, and he's since become known for documenting the lives of working people through his songs. The Toronto Star has called him one of Canada's most revered folk poets and singers. Catch him at Charlotte Street Arts Center for an evening of his music.
A six-week program designed specifically for parents and their newborns.
This class is for anyone interested in exploring the world of oil painting for the first time.
Design, carve and print your own linocuts in this relief printmaking course with printmaker Andrew Robinson.
The Fredericton Region Museum is hosting an art exhibition featuring work by its members, running through the Harvest Jazz & Blues festival period. Drop by the opening reception on August 30 at 2 pm to see what local artists have made, or visit the display anytime during the run.
A costumed guide leads daily walks through Fredericton's downtown heritage sites, covering the Garrison District, the Old Public Burial Ground, the Provincial Legislative Building, and homes of notable local figures. The tours weave in local history and folklore as you move through the city's past. A bilingual guide offers the tour in both English and French.
6PM · A hands-on introduction to pottery for complete beginners. Over six weeks, you'll learn hand-building techniques, how to center and throw on the wheel, plus trimming, glazing, and firing, finishing with pieces you made yourself to take home. No experience needed.
1PM · A hands-on introduction to woodworking for beginners. Over five sessions, you'll learn to safely use common tools, including the mitre saw, bandsaw, router, and hand tools, plus basic joinery. You'll complete two projects to take home. No experience needed. $255
Still Here brings together the stories of Black families whose presence in New Brunswick stretches back centuries. The exhibition weaves together historical documents, first-person accounts, original poetry by Thandiwe McCarthy, and photographs by Gary Weekes to explore themes of heritage, community, resilience, and identity across generations. An accompanying book of the same name, published by Goose Lane Editions, combines these elements into a single volume available through the Beaverbrook Boutique. The exhibition runs through December.
The Beaverbrook's permanent collection spans more than 7,000 works by New Brunswick, Canadian, and international artists. Running through the end of the year are three exhibitions: Jake Kimble's recent work in video, prints, self-portraits, and beadwork, exploring the body as a site of vulnerability and Indigenous experience; Document/ary, featuring 14 contemporary photographers from Atlantic Canada examining the space between documentary and document; and Still Life: So Much Depends, a survey of the genre from its practical origins through modernist experimentation.
The Hello Crows bring storytelling, shared experience, and music to the Fredericton Playhouse on Wednesday, September 30 at 7:30 pm. The performance follows a school tour and serves as a fundraiser supporting Indigenous youth and music initiatives. The evening celebrates community connection and the role of music in creating accessible arts opportunities for young people.
September 30th marks Truth and Reconciliation Day, a time to acknowledge the history and lasting impacts of residential schools in Canada. The City of Fredericton encourages people to participate in meaningful ways: wear orange, seek out local events, or take time to learn about Indigenous history and culture. It's a day for reflection, particularly for Indigenous communities processing their own experiences and those of their families.
Join yoga instructor Anuja Chaini for this Wednesday evening yoga class at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre.
Morning Pilates at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre focuses on total body muscle engagement. This class is designed for students 55+ but all are welcome. A yoga mat is required.
Touched By An Angel Tour
Head downtown on the evening of October 1st to visit six gallery spaces in one go. Gallery 78, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, the Artisan District, NBCCD's George Fry Gallery, Gallery on Queen, and Charlotte Street Arts Centre will all be open and welcoming. You'll have a chance to see current exhibitions, chat with the artists and gallery staff, and enjoy some light refreshments and music along the way.
Lloyd Spiegel, a blues artist from Australia, brings his guitar work and voice to an intimate seated concert at Charlotte Street Arts Centre. The show runs from 7:30 to 9:30 pm, with doors opening at 7 pm. This is a listening-room style performance, the kind of setting where you can actually hear what's happening.
Taste of Wabanaki brings together traditional foods, art, music and dance rooted in Wolastoqey and L'nu cultures. The event centres on ancestral foodways of the Wabanaki people, paired with ecological knowledge and narratives of resilience and reconciliation. It runs all day from October 1 to 5 at Under One Sky Friendship Centre, with a special dining event on the opening evening from 5 to 8 pm.
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Choir practice is held every Thursday in the hall from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. New and returning choir members are welcome to join us!
The Queens County Fair returns to Gagetown for its October run. Over four days, the fair brings together livestock exhibits, horse shows, hauling matches, and an antique tractor display. There's a carnival with rides, live music, and competitions ranging from horticulture to woodsman skills. It's the kind of event where you'll find something whether you're there for the animals, the competitions, or just the general fair atmosphere.
Spencer Krug, the musician behind Sunset Rubdown and Moonface and a longtime Wolf Parade member, is bringing a solo piano show to town. He'll mix new material with songs from across his catalogue. It's a two-hour evening at the Fredericton Playhouse.
Join us for a 90-minute Friday Evening Art Class at the Fredericton Region Museum! These small-group classes are for children ages 6–11.
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UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Concordia at 12 PM at Aitken Centre. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Guelph at 6 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
NB Afro Fest kicks off Friday evening with a meet and greet at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, then moves to Officer's Square for a full day of programming on Saturday. The festival draws together African and multicultural communities to share traditions, support artists, and build cultural understanding. Expect live entertainment, cultural showcases, vendors, and community activities centred on African heritage.
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Martine Feutrement leads a day-long introduction to wet felting at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. You'll work with wool fibres to create a wearable pair of slippers, getting a feel for the material, colour combinations, and the process itself. It's hands-on work with natural fibres—the kind of thing that rewards patience and attention. Everyone leaves with their own finished pair.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market draws crowds every Saturday morning with more than 200 stalls. You'll find local meats, vegetables, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. The market has been recognized as one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
This three-hour workshop introduces herbal energetics—the traditional knowledge systems that sustained people for millennia. Linda Thompson-Brown covers the essentials of herbal safety first, then moves through taste-based modules that pair herbal properties with how key bodily systems work. It's designed for people curious about historical plant practices but new to the subject.
Eagles fans! Get ready to celebrate the music & legacy of the Eagles on October 3, 2026 when acclaimed tribute Take it to the Limit makes a spectacular return to Fredericton!
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre with vendors selling goods and gift items. Coffee and tea are on the house, and there's a genuine community feel to the whole thing. It's a straightforward way to browse local wares and catch up with neighbours.
Thread painting turns embroidery into portraiture. You'll learn to build images entirely from hand-stitched lines, layering thread to create texture and blend colours into something as stylized or photorealistic as you want. No prior experience required, though steady hands help. The day starts with a sampler to experiment with different stitches, then moves into designing and stitching an image of your choice. You'll leave with your tools, materials, and enough know-how to keep going at home—fair warning that it's the kind of thing that becomes hard to put down.
Say Yes to the Dress at the Karma Bridal Pop-Up Sale in Fredericton!
Our annual all-abilities accessible 5k, followed by a Fun-Fest in the park! Join our fundraising event to support adaptive youth recreation!
UNB Reds baseball hosts Holland College for a doubleheader, 1 PM and 3:30 PM at Royals Field (Baseball Hill).
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Laval at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 3 PM at Aitken Centre. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts UMaine Fort-Kent at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
Le Bingo Show, une soirée animée au CCSA.
10:00 AM · Learn how to make your own ceramic coffee pour-over in this hands-on pottery class. Perfect for coffee lovers and beginners who want to try something creative and make a piece they can use at home. $50
The NB Bass Tour wraps its season with the Capital Region Open, a two-day tournament on the Wolastoq (Saint John River). Teams launch from Regent Street Wharf in the heart of Fredericton for a shot at $10,000 in cash prizes. The event also determines the tour's angler of the year. Entry is $400 per team.
Head to Crabbe Mountain for a weekend celebrating autumn. The festival brings together chairlift sightseeing, food trucks, beer gardens, live music, and various activities across the grounds. Families can try pumpkin painting, navigate a hay maze, take wagon rides, or use the driving range. There's enough going on to fill a day or two.
Kings Landing's King's Head Inn is hosting Thanksgiving with a menu rooted in hearth cooking and period atmosphere. The meal spans the weekend, giving you a chance to experience the holiday as it might have been celebrated in a colonial-era tavern. Reservations are recommended.
Hunter House Bath & Body is opening its doors for an All Hallows' Eve celebration. Browse fall and Halloween-themed soaps, candles, bath bombs, and wax melts. It's a chance to stock up on seasonal goods and get a look at what the shop has to offer.
Head to Grand Lake for an afternoon of paddling in costume. The event welcomes seasoned paddlers and beginners alike, so whether you're showing up as a witch, wizard, warlock, or something else entirely, there's a spot for you on the water.
Kick off the season with colour, creativity, and a glass in hand. Tuesday, October 6, from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Join us for Fall Paint and Sip at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, an even
Sunday Service followed by a time of fellowship and hospitality. Join us as we gather for worship and then continue the morning with conversation, connection, and light refreshment
A musical tribute to legendary female voices from the Maritimes, created and hosted by Charlie Rhindress. Featuring Theresa Malenfant
Welcome to FrediDev, the monthly game developer meetup in Fredericton. Join us for an afternoon of networking and socials at UNB SPRiG Lab.
UNB Reds women's rugby hosts Dalhousie at 1 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
UNB Reds baseball hosts UPEI for a doubleheader, 1 PM and 3:30 PM at Royals Field (Baseball Hill).
UNB Reds women's soccer hosts Acadia at 1 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts StFX at 1 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds men's soccer hosts Acadia at 3:30 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
A guide in period costume leads daily walks through Fredericton's downtown heritage sites, covering the Historic Garrison District, the Old Public Burial Ground, the Provincial Legislative Building, and former homes of notable local figures. You'll hear local history and folklore along the way. Tours depart from the Guardhouse in Barracks Square and end at the Legislative Assembly Building. Bilingual guides offer the tour in both English and French.
Canada's most celebrated dance artist, Marie Chouinard, transforms Bach's MAGNIFICAT into a striking contemporary dance work. On stage, 12 dancers move with precision and intensity. Their movements respond to one of the most powerful scores ever written. This breathtaking performance can only come from the mind of one choreographer.
Petunia & the Vipers are a Canadian act that mixes vintage country, blues, swing, folk, jazz, and cabaret into something that sounds both familiar and strange. They're playing the Charlotte Street Arts Centre on October 6th from 7:30 to 10:00 pm. If you like any of those genres, or you're just curious what happens when you throw them all together, this is worth your evening.
Join us Tuesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for fellowship, conversation, and good company. New members are always welcome!
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A paint night inspired by the Wolastoq River, in Chrissie and Paul's small home teaching studio on Hermitage Court. No experience needed; you leave with your own finished piece. $40. Register through the sign-up form.
Faber Drive is a Canadian pop punk band from Mission BC formed in 2004. The band consists of lead vocalist Dave Faber lead guitarist Nate Cavalli, bass guitarist Bailey Jacobsen, a
The legend behind some of the most iconic albums of the last 50 years. Daniel Lanois is a producer, guitarist, and sonic architect who has shaped the careers of artists like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Peter Gabriel, and U2. From The Joshua Tree to Time Out of Mind , his productions have defined eras.
Karine, a jazz performer, joins forces with Atlantic Sinfonia for an evening devoted to Édith Piaf. The program draws from the French icon's repertoire, including "La Vie en rose" and "Non, je ne regrette rien." Atlantic Sinfonia is a chamber ensemble based in Atlantic Canada.
St. Paul’s Food Pantry has been serving individuals and families in our community since 2012. We provide a variety of non-perishable food, household, and personal hygiene items to
Fucked Up + Gizmo + Cootie Catcher
Our quilting group welcomes everyone – whether you’re an experienced quilter or just curious to learn. Join us for creativity, conversation, and community as we work on projects to
Choir practice is held every Thursday in the hall from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. New and returning choir members are welcome to join us!
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts St. Thomas at 7 PM at Aitken Centre. Non-conference game.
Will Chalmers at the Fredericton Playhouse, presented by Time Warp Promotions.
Gus Englehorn and Motherhood (Canada) at The Cap at 2026-10-09T19:30:00-0300
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings year-round, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find the expected farmers market fare—vegetables, meat, baked goods, maple products—alongside ethnic foods, art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
Nikki Langley leads a three-hour introduction to needle felting at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. The workshop covers the tools and materials—needles, wool, and textiles—you'll need to get started. By the end of the morning, you'll have made your own felted pumpkins to take with you.
The Jemseg Lions Club hosts a farmers' market on Saturday morning, running from 8 to 11. Browse farm-fresh produce, local meats, and baked goods, along with plants, crafts, and antiques. Grab breakfast while you shop.
Jessica Rhaye, Bill Preeper and Sandy MacKay perform together as Preeper Rhaye MacKay, bringing folk music built on rich harmonies and thoughtful songs. The concert runs from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Charlotte Street Arts Centre. Whether you're a longtime folk listener or just curious about the genre, this is a chance to hear three musicians work through their material.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, drawing vendors with goods and gift items. Grab a complimentary coffee or tea while you browse, and soak in the local atmosphere. It's a straightforward way to support community vendors and find something interesting.
The Grand Tour returns to Fredericton after selling out its first show in June 2025. This is a journey through country music's golden era, with performances spanning the 1950s, 60s, 70s, and 80s. The show brings to life songs from George Jones, Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty, Jim Reeves, Charley Pride and more, performed by musicians who channel the spirit of those classic recordings and the Grand Ole Opry tradition.
UNB Reds football hosts Saint John at 7 PM at UNB Fredericton campus.
Crabbe Mountain hosts its Fall Festival of Colours over two days in October, drawing on the season's appeal with chairlift rides, wagon rides, and a hay maze. Food trucks and beer gardens will be on site, along with live music. Families can try pumpkin painting and use the driving range among other activities.
Kings Landing's King's Head Inn is hosting Thanksgiving with a menu rooted in hearth cooking and historical tradition. The weekend-long event centres on a sit-down dinner that captures the atmosphere of holiday meals past. Reservations are recommended.
Back in Canada by popular demand and direct from Las Vegas, the entertainment capital of the world… from the creators of OH WHAT A NIGHT and “FOUR BY FOUR” comes their latest show… “FLASHBACK”! This incredible musical experience celebrates the music of five different legendary groups including Motown… The Beach Boys… The Beatles… The Bee Gees… as well as Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
Sunday Service followed by a time of fellowship and hospitality. Join us as we gather for worship and then continue the morning with conversation, connection, and light refreshment
Join us Tuesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for fellowship, conversation, and good company. New members are always welcome!
Our quilting group welcomes everyone – whether you’re an experienced quilter or just curious to learn. Join us for creativity, conversation, and community as we work on projects to
Next fall, award-winning Canadian singer/songwriter, Loreena McKennitt, will be commemorating the 30th anniversary of her album, The Mask and Mirror, with an extensive tour of Eastern Canada. Widely acclaimed for its ‘cross-cultural fertilization’, the album weaves together Celtic, Spanish and Moroccan influences.
St. Paul’s Food Pantry has been serving individuals and families in our community since 2012. We provide a variety of non-perishable food, household, and personal hygiene items to
Our quilting group welcomes everyone – whether you’re an experienced quilter or just curious to learn. Join us for creativity, conversation, and community as we work on projects to
Choir practice is held every Thursday in the hall from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. New and returning choir members are welcome to join us!
A relaxed morning of coffee, conversation and creative time with no masterpiece required, in The Art Hatchery's home studio on Hermitage Court. Come as you are. Pay what you can. Register through the sign-up form.
Dram & A Draw draws on the musical traditions of the Atlantic provinces, mixing acoustic instruments with a danceable, high-spirited sound. Their original songs and storytelling stick with you, and they're built for the kind of energy that turns any room into a lively pub. Catch them at Charlotte Street Arts Centre.
Michel Robichaud returns with his third solo outing, a blend of songs, monologues and projected images that examines what it means to be human. Expect reflection and laughter in equal measure, with the occasional moment of chaos and contradiction. Surrounded by guitars and sound machines, Robichaud invites the audience into an evening built on connection and humour—even when the subject matter isn't designed to be funny.
Get ready for an ultimate concert experience that is out of this world!
Marc McLaughlin at The Cap at 2026-10-16T20:00:00-0300
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Saint Mary's at 7 PM at Aitken Centre.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Dalhousie at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
A Friday night of making things in a relaxed creative space: art supplies and a prompt if you want one, or bring your own idea. Coffee and tea provided; bring your own beverage if you like. Pay what you can. Register through the sign-up form.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings year-round, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find the expected farmers market fare—vegetables, meat, baked goods, maple products—alongside ethnic foods, art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
Prepare to be amazed! The extraordinary showman Jason Cyrus is back, bringing you Beyond Limits, the hottest stage hypnosis show in Canada. Having mesmerized audiences across the country, Jason delivers a high-energy spectacle that will leave you spellbound.
The Keswick Community Market brings together local makers and food vendors for a day at Burtt's Corner Lions Club. Browse handmade crafts, sample local food, and support the businesses that keep the community going. It's a straightforward way to spend a Saturday morning and early afternoon.
Speedway 660 hosts the Enduro 200, a 200-lap race broken into three parts: two 75-lap sprints followed by a 50-lap final segment. Drivers compete in high-intensity conditions across the track, with the kind of collisions and close calls that come with enduro racing. If you're into motorsports, this is the event to catch.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, where vendors gather to sell their wares—everything from everyday goods to one-of-a-kind gift items. Free coffee and tea keep things convivial while you browse. It's a straightforward way to support local and find something interesting without leaving the neighbourhood.
UNB Reds men's rugby hosts Acadia at 1 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Dalhousie at 3 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts UPEI at 7 PM at Aitken Centre.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Saint Mary's at 3:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
10AM · A one-time, hands-on session where you hand-build and decorate your own mug using underglaze techniques, no wheel needed. No experience required. $50
10:00 AM · Make your own mug from clay in this hands-on pottery class. Designed for beginners, it’s a fun way to try pottery, get creative, and take home something you made yourself. $50
Alain Paulin grew up listening to Calixte Duguay's music and now performs it himself, backed by guitar, violin, and double bass. The set draws from Duguay's lyrics and melodies—work that shaped Acadian music. Paulin's performance traces a personal path through this repertoire, letting the depth and emotion of the songs come through.
The Oromocto Market sets up monthly at the Hazen Centre, drawing local vendors who sell homemade food, handcrafted items, and gift goods. It's a straightforward community gathering—browse what's on offer, pick up something made nearby, grab a bite. The kind of Saturday morning that works for most people.
Get ready for a night of pure, high-energy Canadian rock!
Sunday Service followed by a time of fellowship and hospitality. Join us as we gather for worship and then continue the morning with conversation, connection, and light refreshment
Zachari Smith at Charlotte Street Arts Centre at 2026-10-18T19:00:00-0300
UNB Reds women's rugby hosts Acadia at 1 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
A fall paint night from The Art Hatchery at Odell Park Lodge: create your own pumpkin-inspired piece in a relaxed evening out. Never painted before? That is the point. $45. Register through the sign-up form.
Rolling Stone called her “ one of America’s best and most ambitious singer-songwriters. ” NPR called her “essentially peerless. ” Her fans just say “ unmissable .”
*This event takes place at the Théâtre Bernard-Poirier. A stylish journey through ragtime sparkle, symphonic splendour, and the luminous voices of early 20th-century brilliance. Conductor: Mélanie Léonard Guest artist: Daniel Clarke Bouchard, piano
Join us Tuesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for fellowship, conversation, and good company. New members are always welcome!
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A night of laughter and philanthropy for the Chalmers Foundation, with award-winning Canadian comedians Jeff McEnery and Casey Corbin headlining. Proceeds support the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital. Tickets through Trellis.
Bob Wiseman and Mike Boguski, both of the Canadian roots rock band Blue Rodeo, are among the country's most accomplished songwriters. This show pairs them at two pianos for an evening that doesn't come around often. Catch them at Charlotte Street Arts Centre.
St. Paul’s Food Pantry has been serving individuals and families in our community since 2012. We provide a variety of non-perishable food, household, and personal hygiene items to
Mia Kelly takes the stage at Charlotte Street Arts Centre with special guests Basset for an evening of live performance.
The Oromocto Market sets up monthly at the Hazen Centre, drawing local vendors who sell homemade food, gifts, and handcrafted items. It's a straightforward community gathering—the kind of place where you might find something unexpected while picking up dinner. Runs from 6 to 9 p.m.
Our quilting group welcomes everyone – whether you’re an experienced quilter or just curious to learn. Join us for creativity, conversation, and community as we work on projects to
Choir practice is held every Thursday in the hall from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. New and returning choir members are welcome to join us!
JTK at Charlotte Street Arts Centre at 2026-10-22T19:00:00-0300
Design and paint your own fish-inspired reusable canvas market bag: choose your colours, pick your fish, and take it home. All supplies and guidance provided, at The Art Hatchery's home studio on Hermitage Court. $55. Register through the sign-up form.
Officers' Square gets a spooky makeover for the ten days of Freddy Fright Fest. The space fills with glowing pumpkins and festive decorations, plus hands-on science activities tied to the season. The main attraction is a haunted house with themed stations throughout the square—each stop brings its own brand of fright. Fair warning: the tour isn't designed for the easily spooked, though organizers promise visitors leave smiling.
Supertramp took over where the Beatles left off. With fantastic arrangements, soaring vocals and deft musicianship - Supertramp found their way into your heart. “Goodbye Stranger” is a song I sang to my sons when they were little. “The Logical Song” makes you believe in hope.
UNB Reds women's soccer hosts UPEI at 5 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Memorial at 6 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Saint Mary's at 7 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's soccer hosts UPEI at 7:30 PM at Chapman Field, UNB.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Memorial at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Mount Allison at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
Rummage Sale Save the date for our upcoming Rummage Sale! Come browse a variety of gently used items and treasures, with something for everyone. More details to come!
Resonance New Music is building on last year's haunting presentation of Nosferatu with another classic. This cinematic concert is part of a growing tradition of reviving silent films through live music. This year's iconic film: Frankenstein (1931).
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings with more than 200 stalls spread across the space. You'll find produce, meats, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets, and it shows—the place is reliably busy and colourful.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre with vendors selling goods and gift items. Coffee and tea are on the house. It's a chance to browse, pick up something unique, and soak in the local scene.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Memorial at 1 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Memorial at 3 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Acadia at 7 PM at Aitken Centre.
1pm · This is Magician Jesse Campbell’s biggest show yet. A family friendly show at 1pm with full concessions. And an adults only show at 7pm with local comedians and host Dave Lawrence! Discounted room rates are available.
When a priest dies in Saint-Élie-de-Caxton, the village faces an unusual problem: two graves are dug, one on each side of the cemetery fence. For three days, the community debates whether he deserves consecrated ground or burial on the other side. During the wake, the priest's widow shares a story that upends everything the village thought it knew about him. Pellerin explores how quickly certainty crumbles when hidden truths surface, and how a small community's court of public opinion renders its own particular kind of justice.
Head out to New Maryland for the monthly market, about 20 minutes from the city. Over 45 vendors set up with handmade goods, art, plants, and food trucks. It's a casual Sunday afternoon kind of place—browse, shop, or just soak in the community atmosphere.
When Canadian illusionists Ted and Marion Outerbridge moved into a century-old Victorian home, they weren’t expecting to find hidden stairwells or cryptic messages that seemed to know their names. As they shared their discoveries online, millions followed along.
Sunday Service followed by a time of fellowship and hospitality. Join us as we gather for worship and then continue the morning with conversation, connection, and light refreshment
Join us Tuesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for fellowship, conversation, and good company. New members are always welcome!
Our quilting group welcomes everyone – whether you’re an experienced quilter or just curious to learn. Join us for creativity, conversation, and community as we work on projects to
You know him as Leon from Curb Your Enthusiasm . Bet you didn't know he's even better on stage. Emmy Award-winning comedian, writer, and actor JB Smoove brings his unpredictable stand-up to the Playhouse. With over 30 years in the industry, he’s built a reputation as a “comedian’s comedian."
Jeunesses Musicales Canada presents an evening set behind the scenes at Montreal's Monument-National, where the founding directors of Variétés lyriques discuss their upcoming season. The show weaves together historical figures and locations with a fictional storyline, moving between playful choruses and passionate serenades, Charleston numbers and waltzes. A parade of characters performs a rich repertoire drawn from operetta across a century and multiple countries.
St. Paul’s Food Pantry has been serving individuals and families in our community since 2012. We provide a variety of non-perishable food, household, and personal hygiene items to
The Art Hatchery's Halloween paint night in the Riverside Room at Picaroons Roundhouse (the 540 restaurant side): a festive, slightly spooky piece to take home and a fun night out. $45. Register through the sign-up form.
All the way from Cape Breton Island, the girls head out on their first cross-Canada tour. Come see the viral East Coast duo as they bring their signature storytelling and off the cuff humour to the stage. If you’re missing home or just want a good laugh, Tracy and Martina deliver every time. With stories, crowd interaction, and plenty of surprise moments, it’s a night you won’t forget!
Our quilting group welcomes everyone – whether you’re an experienced quilter or just curious to learn. Join us for creativity, conversation, and community as we work on projects to
Choir practice is held every Thursday in the hall from 6:30 – 7:30 pm. New and returning choir members are welcome to join us!
6:00 PM · Build on your pottery skills in this 6-week intermediate class, with a focus on wheel-throwing, matched sets, handles, lids, and more. Designed for students who have completed a beginner pottery course or already have a solid foundation in wheel throwing. $395
James Mullinger - Canadian Comedian! THE VERY BEST OF JAMES MULLINGER Brit By Birth. Canadian By Choice. Hilarious By Nature. “James Mullinger is Britain’s greatest gift to Canadian comedy.” Montreal Times “A great stand up.” Jimmy Carr
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Laval at 6 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts StFX at 7 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Acadia at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host UPEI at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings year-round, drawing crowds with over 200 stalls. You'll find local produce, meats, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. The market has been named one of Canada's ten best.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, running from 9am to 12:30pm. Vendors stock up with goods and gift items, and there's complimentary coffee and tea on hand. It's a straightforward way to browse local wares and soak up some community atmosphere.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Laval at 1 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts UPEI at 3 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Acadia at 3 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Dalhousie at 7 PM at Aitken Centre.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Moncton at 3:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
9:30 am · The Run for KidSport is an untimed fundraising event with 3k, 5k and 8k run/walk designed to support KidSportNB. No kid should be left on the sidelines and KidSport NB is a children’s charity program dedicated to removing financial barriers that prevent kids from participating in organized sport. Registration is a minimum donation of $25 to KidSport NB plus processing fees.
You’re invited to Sophie’s 29th birthday. It's circus, comedy and chaos disguised as a house party. You'll never stop laughing or know exactly what’s going on. The line between audience and performer disappears the moment you walk in.
Hells Bells has been touring since 1994, performing AC/DC's catalogue across North America and beyond. The show includes the band's signature elements: stacks of Marshall amplifiers, cannons, a giant bell, and the schoolboy uniform. All ages welcome.
New Brunswick's flagship film festival, showcasing NB and world cinema.
The Men of the Deeps first raised their voices together in 1966, but the friendships and hardships that initially bound them were born in the tunnels beneath the Cape Breton coastline. Men, shaped by the pressure of a life lived underground, where the daylight couldn’t reach. But now, the industry that shaped them is no more, and so they stand and sing in reflection, gratitude, and quiet pride.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Dalhousie at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts StFX at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Dalhousie at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market draws crowds every Saturday morning with more than 200 stalls. You'll find the expected farmers market fare—vegetables, meats, baked goods, maple products—alongside ethnic foods, art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets. The market runs from 7am to 1pm.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, where local vendors sell goods and gift items. There's complimentary coffee and tea on hand, and the whole thing has that neighbourhood gathering feel to it. It runs from 9am to 12:30pm.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Mount Allison at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host StFX at 3:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
Cap City Tattoo Festival takes over the Delta Fredericton for a weekend celebrating ink and artistry. Around 70 tattoo artists will be on hand, mostly accepting walk-ins, alongside live entertainment across both days and an afterparty. If you're curious about getting tattooed or just want to see the work, there are beginner workshops in various artistic styles. The festival also features vendors, beauty services, and food and drink on-site.
Trent McClellan, stand-up veteran, star of This Hour Has 22 Minutes, and host of the Halifax Comedy Fest, is touring Canada with The Be Nice Tour, a brand new hour of material. Fresh off the success of last year’s special Worry Muffins, Trent returns with new stories, sharp observations, and the signature warmth that has made him one of the country’s most beloved comedians.
3:00 PM · Try your hand at the pottery wheel in this beginner-friendly class and learn the basics of wheel throwing. No previous pottery experience is needed, making it a great introduction for anyone curious about pottery. $345
1:00 PM · A hands-on introduction to woodworking for beginners. Over five sessions, you'll learn to safely use common tools, including the mitre saw, bandsaw, router, and hand tools, plus basic joinery. You'll complete two projects to take home. No experience needed. $255
*Fredericton Symphony Orchestra packages are available now. Click here.
An evening that illuminates the many shapes of love — from yearning and destiny to tenderness and rediscovery. Conductor: Mélanie Léonard Guest artist: Danielle Sametz, violin Program M Mozetich: Affairs of the Heart (1997) R Wagner: Siegfried Idyll (1870) J Sibelius: Pelléas et Mélisande Op. 46 (1905)
Ridge is a theatrical concert built around the experiences of WWI soldiers. During this time, men in the trenches wrote and sang their own music. Some were funny. Others heartbreaking. Ridge collects those songs and performs them live alongside a gripping narrative.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
“THE BAKERSFIELD SOUND” TRIBUTE SHOW is a celebration of the raw, electrified country sound that changed music forever! Step back into the honky-tonks of California and experience the bold, gritty style that broke away from tradition and redefined country music.
The Capital Art Sale brings together hundreds of works by Fredericton artists and makers across multiple mediums—paintings, photography, pottery, jewellery, prints and beyond. The gallery-style setup at Capital Exhibit Centre lets you browse at your own pace, with the Gallery Grotto offering a quieter spot to sit. Admission is free, and there are hands-on art activities available throughout the four days. New work gets added as the sale runs, so there's reason to drop by more than once.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Montreal at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Saint Mary's at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings year-round, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find local meats, vegetables, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, where vendors sell goods and gift items. Complimentary coffee and tea keep things warm while you browse. It's a straightforward community gathering spot for picking up something special or just soaking in the local scene.
George Canyon & Aaron Pritchett at the Fredericton Playhouse, presented by Whitecap Entertainment.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Montreal at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Saint Mary's at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
10:00 AM · Make your own custom ceramic travel mug in this one-time, hands-on pottery class. No previous pottery experience is needed, making it a great introduction to hand-building and pottery. $50
The Oromocto Market sets up monthly at the Hazen Centre, drawing local vendors who sell homemade food, gifts, and handcrafted items. It's a straightforward community gathering—the kind of place to browse, pick up something made nearby, and grab a bite. Good for a Saturday morning outing if you're in the area.
Colin Mochrie & Asad Mecci at the Fredericton Playhouse, presented by Sonic Concerts.
The NB Spirits Festival marks its return with a full schedule across five days in mid-November. As Canada's oldest whisky festival, it draws spirits enthusiasts for tastings and programming centred on Canadian and international distilled spirits. The festival takes over the Delta Fredericton for the duration.
There’s a certain kind of song you only really hear late at night. Leif Vollebekk writes those songs.
Rose Cousins at Fredericton Playhouse at 2026-11-18T19:00:00-0400
It's not every day you can see a world-renowned baroque orchestra live. Tafelmusik has set the standard for period performances for over 40 years. Synonymous with virtuosity, passion, and artistic excellence. Their discography has toured in more than 350 cities across 32 countries and earned them 10 JUNO Awards along the way.
For over 25 years, Maureen, Karen and Teresa have been captivating audiences with their highly woven sibling harmonies and endearing humour. With a mix of original songs, holiday classics, humorous recitations and a little Irish step-dancing, Christmas with The Ennis Sisters is sure to ignite your holiday spirit. Don't miss the chance to delight in a tradition cherished by so many!
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts UPEI at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
COUNTRY BOYS, a tribute to Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley & George Strait -CHRISTMAS EDITION Imagine a Christmas show with these 4 Country Music icons together on one stage at the same time… The Country Boys Christmas show will take you there!
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings year-round, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find the expected farmers market fare—vegetables, meats, baked goods, maple products—alongside ethnic foods, art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets, and the reputation seems earned: the place is genuinely busy and colourful on Saturday mornings.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, bringing together vendors selling goods and gift items. Grab a complimentary coffee or tea while you browse, and soak in the community atmosphere. It's a straightforward way to find something interesting and support local.
The Holiday Market returns for its sixth year, filling the Richard J. Currie Center with New Brunswick makers, bakers and vintage sellers. It's the kind of event where you'll find handmade goods, local food and secondhand treasures all in one spot over the weekend.
Hear the music that made A Charlie Brown Christmas unforgettable. Tales of a Charlie Brown Christmas is a live concert built around Vince Guaraldi's iconic jazz score. A trio of piano, bass and drums plays the songs you love just as they were first played.
New Maryland hosts a monthly market with over 45 local vendors spread across crafts, art, food trucks, and plant sellers. It's a relaxed Sunday afternoon sort of place, the kind where you can browse handmade goods and seasonal items without much pressure. Located about 20 minutes from Fredericton, it's become a regular gathering spot for people looking to support local makers and find a few unique things.
2PM · A one-time, hands-on session where you hand-build and decorate your own mug using underglaze techniques, no wheel needed. No experience required. $50
Jeunesses Musicales Canada presents a theatrical evening set backstage at Montreal's Monument-National, where founders Lionel Daunais and Charles Goulet of Variétés lyriques plan their season. The production weaves together historical figures and fictional characters, moving between operetta arias and spirited dance numbers—waltzes, Charlestons, and more—drawing on a rich repertoire that crosses borders and eras. It's part history, part invention, all music.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host UNB at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
*This performance takes place at the Fredericton High School, Tom Morrison Theatre. FHS Productions is proud to present a vibrant reimagining of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat ! Featuring the iconic music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, this beloved family favorite returns to the Tom Morrison Theatre bringing the classic biblical tale of jealousy, betrayal, and triumph to kaleidoscopic life.
The Oromocto Market sets up monthly at the Hazen Centre, drawing local vendors who sell homemade food, handcrafted items, and gift goods. It's a straightforward community gathering—browse what's on offer, pick up something made nearby, grab a bite. The market runs evening hours, making it an accessible stop if you're in the area or looking for a reason to head out.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts UPEI at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts St. Thomas at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts UPEI at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings with more than 200 stalls spread across the space. You'll find local meats, vegetables, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre with vendors selling goods and gift items. Coffee and tea are on the house, and there's a genuine community feel to the whole thing. It's a straightforward way to browse local wares and catch up with neighbours.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Moncton at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
Christmas in the Village returns for its nearly three-decade run, drawing people back to a riverside setting for a festive weekend. Wander through decorated streets and venues stocked with handcrafted goods and local food. Horse-drawn wagon rides, seasonal treats, and the general warmth of the season round out the experience.
Christmas in Cape Breton is a celebration of the season through the brilliant music and comedy of multiple award-winning comedians, Bette MacDonald and Maynard Morrison, Juno Award nominees, from Beolach, Wendy MacIsaac and Mac Morin and ECMA award winner, Jordan Musycsyn – who have been selling out their shows for nearly two decades.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Mount Allison at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host UPEI at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
Newfoundland-born Laurie Lynn has spent decades performing country music, but found her true calling paying homage to Dolly Parton. Growing up in a household where country music played constantly, she felt a deep kinship with Parton's work and life. After raising her family, Lynn returned to performing as a Dolly tribute artist, now touring across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. With a vibrato voice and stage presence that audiences have long compared to Parton herself, Lynn brings an energetic performance to the Playhouse. Smokey Mountain Songbird captures the spirit of the country legend through song and storytelling.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 7am to 1pm, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find fresh vegetables and meat, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
The Jemseg Lions Club hosts their farmers' market on Saturday morning with breakfast available alongside farm-fresh produce, meats, and baked goods. You'll also find plants, crafts, and antiques for sale.
The Taymouth Community Market sets up Saturday mornings at the Taymouth Community Centre, where local vendors sell everything from goodies to unique gift items. Coffee and tea are on the house, and there's a genuine community feel to the whole thing. It's a straightforward way to browse, shop, and catch up with neighbours.
A holiday market with a curated selection of makers and small businesses selling their wares. The Delta Hotel transforms into a festive space with photo opportunities and seasonal decor, drawing a crowd of shoppers looking for gifts and holiday cheer.
*Fredericton Symphony Orchestra packages are available now. Click here. Join the Fredericton Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of FSO Musical Director Richard Hornsby for our annual Christmas seasonal concert. Celebrate the season with a collection of classical pieces with relevant to the festive period. Bring you singing voices as the concert will conclude with our traditional sing-along.
The Acadian group returns to Théâtre Bernard-Poirier for their seasonal tour, featuring Wilfred LeBouthillier, Danny Boudreau, Maxime McGraw, Danny Bourgeois, Nicolas Basque, Mike Bourgeois and Jean-Frédéric Lizotte. The ensemble has performed across New Brunswick and Quebec for years, and this December appearance has become a fixture on the local calendar.
Award winning Sons of Maxwell are happy to announce they’re bringing their Holiday Celebration to the Fredericton Playhouse for the first time.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings year-round, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find local meats, vegetables, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
The Keswick Community Market brings together local artisans and food vendors for a day of shopping and browsing. You'll find handmade crafts and food offerings in a community setting. It's a chance to support local businesses while picking up something unique.
The Taymouth Community Christmas Market brings together vendors selling gifts and goods under one roof. Grab a complimentary coffee or tea while you browse, and soak in the community atmosphere. The market runs Saturday morning from 9am to 12:30pm at the Taymouth Community Centre.
New Maryland hosts a monthly market featuring over 45 local vendors—crafters, artists, food trucks, and plant sellers among them. It's a relaxed Sunday afternoon out, about 20 minutes from Fredericton, where you can find handmade goods, gifts, and seasonal items all in one spot. The market runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Oromocto Market sets up at the Hazen Centre with local vendors selling homemade food, gifts, and handcrafted items. It's a straightforward community gathering where you can browse, eat, and support small business. The market runs monthly.
For two decades, Canadians have been turning up the volume whenever The Debaters comes on. To mark their 20th anniversary on the radio, Steve Patterson and his favourite sparring partners are bringing the whole ridiculous and hilarious operation on a holiday tour! These special shows aren't recorded for broadcast so... what happens in the theatre stays in the theatre.
Featuring the work of Guy Duguay, Letitia Fraser, Yvon Gallant, and Nelson White Saturday, September 12, 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm. Join us at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery as we celebrate t
Matt Dusk at Fredericton Playhouse at 2026-12-14T19:30:00-0400
Rogue Productions at the Fredericton Playhouse, presented by Rogue Productions.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 7am to 1pm, drawing crowds with more than 200 stalls. You'll find local meats, vegetables, and baked goods alongside maple products and ethnic foods. Beyond the food, there's art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers to browse. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
The Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 7am to 1pm, drawing more than 200 stalls. You'll find the usual farmers market fare—meats, vegetables, baked goods, maple products, and ethnic foods—alongside art, crafts, jewellery, and flowers. It's been named one of Canada's ten best farmers markets.
DuffleBag Theatre turns The Three Musketeers into a hilarious adventure by casting audience members in the lead roles. Yes, really. Professional actors guide the story and adapt on the spot as brave volunteers step into the boots of heroes, villains, and unlikely sidekicks. No two shows are ever the same.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Manitoba at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Manitoba at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Manitoba at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center. Non-conference game.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Acadia at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts StFX at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Acadia at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Acadia at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Acadia at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Dalhousie at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts UPEI at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Dalhousie at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Dalhousie at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Dalhousie at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Dalhousie at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Dalhousie at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Dalhousie at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Saint Mary's at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Saint Mary's at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
FROSTival takes over the Fredericton Capital Region for three weekends of winter activities, both indoors and out. The festival runs from January 21 through February 7, 2027, positioning itself as Atlantic Canada's biggest winter event. If you're looking to embrace the season, there's plenty to explore across the region during that stretch.
A Savage Society, Belfry Theatre co-production in association with the NAC Indigenous Theatre. In this courtroom comedy, Little Red Warrior is the last remaining member of the Little Red Warrior First Nation. When a development company breaks ground on his ancestral land, he fights back—literally. What follows is a wild collision of land politics, legal absurdity, mischief, and an unexpected romance.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts StFX at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts StFX at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
Somewhere between a Viking museum and a comedy club, two elegantly dressed Estonians are doing something that shouldn't work — but it absolutely does. Puuluup is Ramo Teder and Marko Veisson: two Estonians who play an ancient Nordic bowed lyre called the talharpa. When they start running it through effects pedals and loopers... the party starts.
Tenille Townes at Fredericton Playhouse at 2027-01-26T20:00:00-0400
Forty taiko drums fill the room with “physical music.” One of them, the Odaiko , is a 500-kilogram giant carved from a 400-year-old tree . Imagine its deep resonance anchoring the entire performance. YAMATO is a world-renowned Japanese Taiko drumming group. They've performed more than 4,500 shows in 55 countries. Now, they bring that power to a world tour with one special stop in Canada.
Eight cellos playing the music you've loved your whole life. Ô-Celli takes the emblematic themes of your favourite movies—from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to Harry Potter —and reimagines them for eight cellos.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Moncton at 8 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host StFX at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts StFX at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Saint Mary's at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Saint Mary's at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Moncton at 3:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
What happens when you stage Leonard Cohen's most famous songs as opera? This production pairs a soaring baritone with a contemporary dancer and live chamber ensemble to explore Cohen's catalogue—Hallelujah, Dance Me to the End of Love, Everybody Knows, and more. Each piece gets theatrical and musical weight that matches the depth of Cohen's writing. Idan Cohen, choreographer and artistic director of Vancouver's Ne. Sans Opera & Dance, directs this reinvention of work by Canada's poet-songwriter, honouring both the spiritual and sensual sides of his legacy.
Six galleries open their doors for an evening of browsing and mingling. You'll find current exhibitions at Gallery 78, Beaverbrook Art Gallery, the Artisan District, NBCCD's George Fry Gallery, Gallery on Queen, and Charlotte Street Arts Centre. Watch artists and gallery staff at work, chat with the people behind the shows, and take in some light refreshments and music while you're at it. A good excuse to see what's new across the city's gallery scene.
In 1984, Johnny Cash invited Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson to play on his Johnny Cash Christmas TV Special that was filmed in Switzerland. When they got back to the hotel, they started jamming and hanging out and that was how the Highwaymen came to be.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts StFX at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Dalhousie at 5 PM at Aitken Centre.
CordaVox brings together works by Ravel, Britten, and Evangelista in a concert that traces musical traditions across Canada, England, Greece, Brazil, and Spain. The program weaves together pieces rooted in oral and folkloric traditions, mixing popular heritage with classical composition. It's an evening spent with melodies that have travelled and transformed across cultures and time.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts St. Thomas at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Cape Breton at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Acadia at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Cape Breton at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women’s hockey: the Tommies host UNB at 7:00 PM.
UNB Reds women's basketball hosts Cape Breton at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's basketball hosts Cape Breton at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's ice hockey hosts Saint Mary's at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
Remember when your closest friends all got together and the weekend took off? That's the world that Catch Me... Again! invites you into. FLIP Fabrique is a Québécois circus that built its international reputation on trampoline-based acrobatics. Their high-flying signature style took their original production on tour across 21 countries. Now, they return with a fearless new cast and a fresh creative vision.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Memorial at 7 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts UPEI at 8 PM at Aitken Centre.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Sherbrooke at 9 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
AUS women's hockey: the Tommies host Mount Allison at 7:00 PM. Home-game times can shift, so confirm on the Tommies schedule.
Thomé Young draws from everyday moments, turning them into songs that balance humour with poetry. A decorated songwriter known for strong lyrics and memorable melodies, he's built a reputation as one of his generation's more distinctive voices. Catch him at Théâtre Bernard-Poirier for an hour-long set.
UNB Reds women's volleyball hosts Memorial at 2 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
UNB Reds men's volleyball hosts Sherbrooke at 4 PM at Richard J. Currie Center.
The YFC Burger Battle runs through late March, giving you a month to taste burger offerings from restaurants across the Fredericton Capital Region. Sample what different spots have created, then cast your vote for the best one. It's a casual way to try something new and help crown a winner.
Tickets go on sale on Friday, October 2nd, at 12pm. Playhouse Member presale starts on Thursday, October 1 at 12pm. “Why see a show when you can BE the show!?”
The Fredericton Craft Beer Festival returns to the Convention Centre for a weekend of sampling. Local and regional breweries will be pouring their offerings across Friday evening and Saturday morning. Whether you're deep into craft beer or just curious about what's being brewed nearby, there's reason to show up.
FOREVER SEGER creates a dynamic journey through the timeless music of Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band. With authentic vocals, a 9-piece band and commanding performances, gives that unmistakable Seger sound. FOREVER SEGER’s fast growing reputation as THE Bob Seger tribute experience, has propelled them onto the top-ranking concert stages and festivals across North America.
VaughnCo Entertainment is proud to present Hotel California - The Original Eagles Tribute
You knew you were about to hear something great the moment those opening credits started rolling.
*This event takes place at the Wilmot United Church. Thunderous, tender, and fiercely majestic, Verdi’s Requiem reunites Symphony NB and Choeur Louisbourg for a triumphant collaboration of epic proportions. Conductor: Mélanie Léonard Guest artists: Choeur Louisbourg (Monique Richard, Artistic Director) Elisabeth St-Gelais, soprano | Christianne Bélanger, mezzo-soprano Ernesto Ramirez, tenor | Alex Halliday, bass
Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia has designed a beautiful puppet show that will charm every kid and adult in the theatre. Their newest production is a compilation of the beloved classics: Goldilocks and the Three Bears , The Three Little Pigs , and The Three Billy Goats Gruff . All three stories are woven together into a single magical adventure.
Live Rock Band + Audience Sing-Along Concert Imagine karaoke night, but with a professional rock band, full-performance lighting, and the Playhouse stage.
One Fell Swoop is a contemporary circus from Australia that specializes in blowing your mind. In By a Thread , their newest show, every performer is connected by long spools of white rope. When one person moves, everyone feels it. Each leap results in a ripple effect that runs through the entire cast, and you can't help but keep your eyes wide open.
Following three very successful performances Frantically Atlantic is pleased to announce their return to the Fredericton Playhouse with Sláinte [IV] A Celtic Soirée on Saint Patrick’s Day - March 17th 2027 at 7:30 pm. Our first three performances saw standing ovations and encores!
There's a version of If I Had a Million Dollars that lives in your memory. Maybe it's the one from the radio or the one from the backseat of your parents' car. No matter which, you still know every word thanks to singer-songwriter Steven Page.
Sandman, the only Metallica sanctioned tribute band, has been blowing audiences away since 1994. Band members Rick Van Dyk (lead vocals and lead/rhythm guitar), Joe Di Taranto (lead/rhythm guitar and vocals), Paulo Fonseca (bass and vocals), Brent Niemi (drums), collectively have a lifetime of musical experience playing and recording.
Gus has planned everything for his camping trip except, well, his tent. Zoé showed up expecting a silent meditation retreat. When these two meet deep in a fictional forest, chaos and hilarity ensue. Maringouin is physical comedy that blends clowning with circus arts. Hand-to-hand acrobatics, balancing acts, Rola Bola, and acrobatic ladders form the choreography of their unlikely partnership. Expect laughter and wonder in equal measure.
*Fredericton Symphony Orchestra packages also available now, click here. Join the Fredericton Symphony Orchestra with Saint John’s own Before the Mast Sea-Shanty Folk Group for a unique collaboration that celebrates the rich musical history of sea shanties and other classical music inspired by the sea.
Patrice L'Écuyer, formerly known for his work with the Ligue nationale d'improvisation, is back on stage for the first time in three decades with his one-man show, Après seulement 32 ans d'absence sur scène. He brings storytelling, charisma, and sharp observations to the Bernard-Poirier Theater. This is his debut solo performance.
Patrice L’Écuyer sur la scène du Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne.
TNB Theatre School Senior Musical Theatre at the Fredericton Playhouse, presented by TNB Theatre School.
When Kathleen Edwards walked away from a successful music career in her early thirties, she didn’t disappear quietly. She moved to suburban Ontario and opened a coffee shop called Quitters. A move that says everything about who she is: self-aware, funny, and entirely her own.
The Sweet Caroline Tour: A Tribute to Neil Diamond is a celebration of one of the most enduring songbooks in popular music history - an era when songs were written with heart, soul and honesty, and melodies stayed with you for a lifetime.
Two strange little characters appear on stage. They're soft as clouds and full of curiosity. But they don’t say a word... and maybe they don’t need to. GLOB is wordless physical theatre in which everything is told through beautiful visuals. Our two friends turn the simplest actions into something filled with wonder. They gently remind us how good it feels to slow down .
Five musicians from Scandinavia, VÍÍK draws from medieval ballads to indie rock, shifting between playful and passionate in a single set. Their 2024 debut album SAGT reached the top 10 of the European World Music Charts and earned the band 10 Danish Music Award nominations across five years, including nods for Artist of the Year and Live Act of the Year. Following performances at Folk Music Ontario and Mundial Montréal, they're stopping at the Fredericton Playhouse.
Agathe and Adrien bring a circus act to the Bernard-Poirier Theater that tests what bodies can do and what audiences expect from them. The performance mixes provocation with tenderness, moving between dysfunction and grace. It's the kind of show that leaves you thinking about your own assumptions.
Ballet Jörgen returns with one of the most well-known ballets in the classical repertoire. Artistic Director Bengt Jörgen has reimagined this production of Swan Lake in the picturesque seascape of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia. The elaborate sets, designed by Camellia Koo, reflect the beauty of Canada’s national heritage park and provide a dramatic backdrop to Robert Doyle’s 17th-century costume designs.
Renowned violinist Lara St. John takes centre stage for Mendelssohn’s dramatic violin concerto, framed by Beethoven's commanding energy and Mayer's trailblazing voice. Conductor: Mélanie Léonard Guest artist: Lara St. John, violin Program L v Beethoven: Coriolan Overture Op.62 (1807) F Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto Op.64 (1844) E Mayer: Symphony No.1 (1847)
Mario Tessier brings his third one-man show to the Bernard-Poirier Theater. Champion delivers what the Quebec comedian does best: high-energy comedy built on self-deprecating humour and improbable situations. If you've caught Tessier before, you know what to expect. If you haven't, this is a concentrated hit of the stuff.
Former special needs educator Jean-Michel Blais doesn't fit neatly anywhere — and that's exactly what makes him extraordinary. His compositions are emotional and moving journeys that unfold with care.
A season closer of radiant colour, weaving Shakespearean magic, heavenly lyricism, and Mussorgsky’s evocative Pictures at an Exhibition . Conductor: Mélanie Léonard Guest artist: Camryn Dewar, soprano Program F Mendelssohn: Overture ["A Midsummer Night's Dream"] Op. 21 (1826) I Cusson: Le Récital des anges M Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition (1874)
The always-current answer lives on our this weekend page, refreshed automatically. The standing anchors: the Boyce Farmers Market every Saturday 7 AM–1 PM, and in summer the Garrison Night Market on Thursday evenings.
Thursdays, 4:30–9 PM, June 11 to September 10, 2026, on Carleton Street in the Historic Garrison District, 130+ vendors, food trucks and buskers, free to attend.
Harvest Music Festival, six days across downtown, September 15–20, 2026. Book accommodation months ahead. FROSTival (Jan–Feb) is the winter counterpart, and the NB Highland Games (July 24–26) hold down midsummer. Our festival guide rates the whole calendar.
Constantly, tap the Free filter above. Summer staples include Officers’ Square concerts (Wednesdays), Garrison District programming, heritage walking tours in July, and both weekly markets.
The Playhouse (686 Queen St) for professional touring shows, The Cap (362 Queen St) for the live-music scene, the Cardinal Room for intimate sets, Officers’ Square for free outdoor summer concerts, the Aitken Centre (UNB) for arena shows, and downtown churches, Wilmot United and St. Paul’s, for choral and classical dates.
Automatically: Hey Freddy pulls from a dozen sources, the regional tourism calendar, the Playhouse, the Beaverbrook, The Cap, Charlotte Street Arts Centre, NBEX, the Boyce Market and more, several times a day, deduplicates them, and lists everything here. Spot something missing? Tell Freddy.
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