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Arts & Culture EVENTS July Click here for more events Long Eddy, Grand Manan |
ARTS, CULTURE, EDUCATION |
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| Acadian Museum and Art Gallery Moncton University, 18, avenue Antonine-Maillet, Moncton Andrew & Laura McCain Gallery 1-506-392-6769, 8 McCain Street, Florenceville Beaverbrook Art Gallery 1-506-458-0970, 703 Queen Street, Fredericton Fog Forest Gallery 1-506-536-9000, 14 Bridge Street, Sackville Huntsman Marine Science Centre 1-506-529-1200, 1 Lower Campus Road, St. Andrews Live Bait Theatre 1-888-655-2248, 87 Main Street, Sackville |
Mount Allison Performing Arts Series 1-506-364-2662, Mount Allison University, 62 York Street, Sackville The Music Barn 1-506-536-3031, 18 Station Road Sackville Owens Art Gallery 1-506-364-2574, 61 York Street, Mount Allison University, Sackville Red Bank First Nation - Metepenagiag 1-800-570-1344, 2002 Miicmac Road, Red Bank Struts Gallery & Faucet Media Arts Centre 1-506-536-1211, 7 Lorne St., Sackville Tantramarsh Blues Society |
ENTERTAINMENT |
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| Aitken Bicentennial Exhibition Centre 1-506-633-4870, 20 Hazen Avenue, Saint John Aquarium & Marine Centre 1-506-366-3013, 100 Aquarium Street, Shippagan Crystal Palace Amusement Park 1-506-859-4386, 499 Paul Street, Dieppe FREX - Fredericton Raceway 1-506-458-8819 361 Smythe Street, Fredericton |
Harbour Station |
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Village Historique Acadien The Village Historique Acadien strives to portray the lives of Acadians between 1770 and 1939. More than 40 complexes are staffed by interpreters in period costumes who bring ancestral customs and traditional trades back. Each of them has a story to tell! Allow a minimum of 3 hours for a complete visit.
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| Atlantic Salmon Museum Collection of artifacts and interpretive displays that tell the story of the sport of fly fishing and the life and history of the Atlantic salmon. 1-506-365-7787, 263 Main Street, Doaktown Barbour's General Store 1-506-658-2939, 10 Market Square, Saint John Boishébert and Beaubears Island Shipbuilding National Historic Sites of Canada, J. Leonard O'Brien Memorial Route 117, Kouchibouguac National Park Boultenhouse Heritage Centre 1-506-536-2541, 29 Queens Road, Sackville Campbell Carriage Factory Museum Examples of carriages and wagons built in the Factory and subsequently donated to the Museum. 1-506-536-3079, 19 Church Street, Middle Sackville Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site Restored powder magazine, a restored barracks room, and exhibits in the tower 1-506-636-4011, 454 Whipple Street, Saint John Firefighters' Museum 1-506-633-1840 24 Sydney Street (Uptown), Saint John Fort Beauséjour National Historic Site 1-506-364-5080, 111 Fort Beauséjour Road, Aulac Fort Dufferin Site 1-506-658-2855, Magazine Street (North), Saint John |
Fort LaTour Site 1-506-674-4278, One Market Square, Saint John Kedgwick Forestry Village and Museum 1-506- 284-3138, 7989 Route 17 Kedgwick North Kent Museum 1-506-743-5005, 150 chemin du Couvent Bouctouche Kings Landing Historical Settlement 1-506-363-4999, 5804 Route 102 Prince William Loyalist House National Historic Site 1-506-652-3590, 120 Union Street (Uptown), Saint John Monument Lefebvre 1-506-758-9808, 480, rue Centrale, Memramcook New Brunswick Museum 1-888-268-9595 277 Douglas Ave., Saint John Partridge Island 1-506-674-4278 Saint John St. Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site 1-506-529-4270, 454 Whipple Street, Saint John Saint John Jewish Historical Museum 1-506-633-1833, 91 Leinster Street, St. John St. Michael's Basilica & Museum, 1-506-778-5152, 10 Howard Street, Miramichi Sackville Harness Shop - a complete tack and custom hand crafted leather shop 1-800-386-4888 39 Main St., Sackville |
SPORTS AND OUTDOORS |
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 New Brunswick Lighthouses |
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| At the Irving Eco-Centre we go a long way to protect the ecology
of our dunes. Constant wind action, tides and ocean currents create sand dunes. The dunes shelter many species of marine and aquatic animals and plant life. Literally hundreds of shorebirds call them home. |
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| Appalachian Range Route Fundy National Park |
Magnetic Hill Metepenagiag Miramichi St. John Waterfront Walkway St. John The New Brunswick Botanical Garden 1-506 737-5383 Edmundston Tetagouche Falls Bathurst Tidal Bore Petitcodiac River - Moncton |
TOURISM AND MUNICIPAL LINKS |
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Tourism |
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| Albert County Tourism Alma, Riverside Albert, Hopewell Cape, Hillsborough, Riverview Campobello Island Tourism Association Fredericton Tourism 1-888-888-4768 11 Carleton St., Fredericton Gateway to the Fundy Experience Visitor Information Centre Grand Manan Island |
Tourism Moncton 1-800-363-4558 Moncton Tourism New Brunswick 1-800-561-0123 Tourism St. John 1-866-463-8639 15 Market Square, Saint John Tantramar Tourism Association Sackville |
Municipalities |
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| City of Bathurst 1-506-548-0400, 150 St. George Street, Bathurst Ville de Bouctouche - Visiteurs 1-506-743-7260, 211 boul. Irving, Bouctouche City of Campbellton - Visitor Guide 1-506-789-2708, 76 Water Street, Campbellton Campobello Island Ville de Dieppe 1-506-877-.7900, 333, ave Acadie, Dieppe Village of Doaktown 1-506-365-7970, 8 Miramichi St., Doaktown Ville d'Edmundston 1-506-739-4636, 7 chemin Canada, Edmundston City of Fredericton - Capital City 1-506-460-2020, 397 Queen Street, Fredericton Town of Hampton 1-506-832-6065 27 Centennial Road Hampton City of Miramichi - Visitors 1-506-623-2200, 141 Henry Street, Miramichi |
City of Moncton - Visiters 1-506-853-3333, 655 Main Street, Moncton Town of Sackville - Visit Sackville 1-800-249-2020, 10 Main Street, Sackville Town of St. Andrews - Visitors 1-506-529-5120, 212 Water Street, Saint Andrews Town of St. George 1-506-755-4320. 1 School Street, St. George City of Saint John 1-506-649-6000 15 Market Square, Saint John Ville de Shippagan 1-506-336-3900, 200, av. Hôtel de ville, Shippagan Town of Sussex - Visitor 1-506-432-4540, 524 Main St., Sussex Town of Woodstock 1-506-325-4600, 824 Main Street, Woodstock |
TOURS |
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 The Longest Covered Bridge win the World 1282 feet Photo courtesy of A. Kregosky Covered Bridges of New Brunswick |
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| Although New Brunswick has 64 remaining covered bridges crossing many of New Brunswick’s world-famous rivers, Kings County is considered the covered bridge capital of Atlantic Canada. The bridges that stand today are enduring examples of the pride in craftsmanship, heritage, engineering, and design expertise of our forefathers. The oldest covered bridge standing today was built in 1870. The world’s longest, having celebrated its 100th birthday, is found in Hartland. | |
| Canada Your Way Vacation Specialists 1-888-730-9500 West Vancouver Hartland Covered Bridge Hartland The Hopewell Rocks |
New Brunswick Lighthouses Photos, accurate information, maps and the latest news concerning out scenic lighthouses. New Brunswick Tours Roads to Sea Guided Tours 1-506-850-7623 Moncton |
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