Every featured event of the week, past and present
BSides Fredericton 2026, New Brunswick's community-run cybersecurity conference, returns to the Fredericton Inn on October 27-28 with free talks, a vendor hall and hands-on workshops.
The Fredericton SPCA's Pet Pawlooza returns to The Fredericton Inn on Halloween, Saturday, October 31, 2026, with costumed pets, vendors and photos by donation.
Resonance New Music and core players of Symphony New Brunswick bring Andrew Reed Miller's new score to the 1931 Frankenstein at the Fredericton Playhouse on October 24, 2026, free to all.
UNB Sustainability's Free Store returns to Room 304 of the Forestry and Geology Building in Fredericton on October 21, 2026, redistributing donated goods to keep them out of landfills.
A free pop-up exhibition of Gazan photojournalist Rizek Abdel Jawad's photographs, with live testimonies, comes to the Peace Garden outside Central United Church in Moncton on Oct. 21, 2026.
Boo at the Barn returns to Silverwood Arabians at 2575 Woodstock Rd in Fredericton on Saturday, October 17, 2026, the fifth annual Halloween fundraiser for the Fredericton Therapeutic Riding Association.
Atlantic Canada's longest-running antique show returns to the Fredericton Inn on Regent Street on Sunday, October 18, 2026, with 20 to 30 dealers and thousands of collectibles.
Faber Drive's debut album is old enough to vote, and the band is marking the milestone with a Fredericton stop that has quietly outgrown its original room.
A free, open-gate draft horse show at the Fredericton Exhibition Grounds carries on a tradition that stretches back nearly two centuries.
A free Halloween-themed roller disco brings Fredericton's fast-growing skate scene to the historic Exhibition Grounds.
UNB's Mobility Day returns to Fredericton with a hands-on transit-design exercise, a roundtable on regional transportation, and a group bike ride — the latest chapter in a research lab's push to rethink how small cities move.
Jessica Rhaye brings her Preeper Rhaye MacKay trio to Fredericton's Charlotte Street Arts Centre, a 19th-century schoolhouse turned arts hub, for a free evening of three-part harmony.
A new Fredericton photo exhibition asks whether empathy can stretch past our own species — and finds thirty New Brunswickers already testing the idea.
Gabriel Mascaro's Silver Bear-winning dystopian road movie screens one night only at UNB's Monday Night Film Series.