FIFA World Cup watch party: Germany vs Ivory Coast at Willie O’Ree Place!

Join us as we partner with Capital Region Integration Network and My Ignite to cheer on the world’s best teams together. Bring your friends, family, and team spirit everyone is welcome.

Come be part of the excitement with a big screen viewing and celebrate the beautiful game with your community!

June is Philippine Heritage Month, and this year marks the 11th Cultural Gala! This annual celebration is a wonderful occasion for us to come together and honor the rich tapestry of our culture. The theme for this year's event is “Roots and Horizon: Our Shared Heritage, Our Collective Future.”

Through music and cultural dance, we aim to unite generations—both young and old—who contribute to shaping a collective future for years to come. We have planned an array of performances that highlight various aspects of our culture, allowing everyone to experience the vibrancy and diversity that we have to offer. The performers will include local artists who have dedicated their time to preserving our traditions, as well as younger talents who are drawing inspiration from our history to create modern expressions of art.

Anti-racism Community Conversation

Join a community conversation on anti-racism in schools. Explore solutions for inclusive, welcoming schools where everyone belongs.

Join us for an engaging community conversation on anti-racism in schools, as part of Cultural Expressions Festival 2026.

Themed “Anti-Racism in Schools: Building Unity in Diversity” this important event seeks to provide a safe space for dialogue, mutual learning and meaningful engagement, aimed at developing practical community-driven solutions.Join students, educators, parents/carers, policy makers, community members and advocates to explore avenues to achieve our vision of truly inclusive schools where everyone belongs.

FREE Admission!

This event is organized by the Multicultural Association of Fredericton Inc., in collaboration with the City of Fredericton, Ignite, Capital Region Integration Network

Join us for Living Library, where real people become “living books,” sharing their remarkable stories through one-on-one, 20-minute conversations.

This year’s theme, "Stories we Carry: Building Unity in Diversity" invites you to explore powerful personal journeys from individuals of diverse backgrounds who have helped shape our community through courage, culture, and connection. 

These stories reflect the lived experiences of people who have bridged cultures, overcome challenges, and found belonging in new places. Through open dialogue and storytelling, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the resilience and richness within our community.

Come engage, listen, and learn. Each conversation is a step toward greater empathy, inclusion, and mutual respect.

Experience the City of Fredericton’s free summer concert series this summer in the historic backdrop of Officers’ Square within the Garrison District! Taking place every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7pm featuring a variety of local performances and travelling artists.

Visit the Cultural Expressions Festival information booth at the Garrison Night Market to learn all about this year’s festival, happening on June 27th at Officers' Square!

In collaboration with local ethno-cultural groups, we’ll be organizing multicultural performances throughout the evening—adding music, dance, and vibrant cultural expression to the Garrison Night Market. 

Performances will take place from 5:15 to 6:45 PM

New to the Capital Region? Join us for inspiring stories on diversity, inclusion, and community while connecting with fellow residents.

Calling all new residents of the Capital Region of New Brunswick! Join us for Ignite Your Network, where we’ll be celebrating diversity and inclusion in our community. In recognition of Canadian Multicultural Day, Pride Month, and National Indigenous History Month, we are delighted to welcome speakers who will share their perspectives on culture, identity, and reconciliation.

Come connect with others, expand your network, and enjoy an evening of engaging conversation, light refreshments, and community spirit as we celebrate what makes our community inclusive and welcoming.

A lively celebration of cultural diversity and unity awaits you at the Festival of Cultural Expressions on June 27, 2026! Join the Fredericton Multicultural Association and many ethnocultural groups for an unforgettable day of music, dance, food and energetic performances from around the world. This spectacular event is your chance to immerse yourself in different cultures, connect with the community and discover the richness of global traditions. Don't miss this wonderful celebration of unity and diversity!

FIFA World Cup watch party: Colombia vs Portugal at Willie O’Ree Place!

Join us as we partner with Capital Region Integration Network and My Ignite to cheer on the world’s best teams together. Bring your friends, family, and team spirit everyone is welcome.

Come be part of the excitement with a big screen viewing and celebrate the beautiful game with your community!

Celebrate Canada Day in New Brunswick’s capital city! 

Visit Downtown Fredericton for a day of FREE family fun and entertainment! Explore activities including bouncy castles, art activities, live music and more in the Historic Garrison District.

Join us in Tracy for a full day of Canada Day fun, beginning with a lively parade and continuing with great entertainment, music, free games for kids, and an all-day BBQ the whole family can enjoy. It’s a celebration packed with community spirit, delicious food, and activities for all ages, topped off with one of the best fireworks shows around which will be even bigger and better this year!

Celebrate Canada Day the way it was meant to be: outdoors, together, and surrounded by the history and traditions that built this country.

In 2026, the town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, will celebrate Canada Day with a full day of family-friendly festivities at Sir Douglas Hazen Park. Beginning at 11am on July 1, residents and visitors can enjoy activities, midway rides, vendors, and live entertainment, along with the annual Canada Day parade in support of the Oromocto Food Bank, encouraging attendees to bring non-perishable donations. Official Canada Day ceremonies will begin at 12:30pm, followed by a lineup of local musical entertainment throughout the afternoon and evening, featuring performances by Acoustic Rewind, The Town Cats, The Wise Guys, and The Mix with Carlin Fraser. The celebration will conclude with a fireworks display at dusk, bringing the community together to celebrate Canada’s birthday.

The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, will celebrate Canada Day 2026 with an afternoon of community spirit, family fun, and patriotic pride. Taking place on Wednesday, July 1, from 1pm to 3pm at the New Maryland Centre, the celebration will feature a community BBQ, live music, and a variety of activities for all ages. Residents and visitors are invited to gather with family, friends, and neighbours to enjoy the festivities and celebrate Canada’s birthday in a welcoming and festive atmosphere.

Celebrate the 2SLGBTQIA+ community at the 2026 Fierté Fredericton Pride Parade! The parade will start at Officer's Square and make its way along Queen Street. 

After the parade be sure to check out the Pride Week Kick Off Party back in Officer's Square with face painting, live music, family-friendly drag performances, as well as community booths!

Join Sunshine Rollers at their Pride Roller Disco! This fun-filled unforgettable celebration has something for everyone!

BLACK: Beyond the Archives

An academic conference exploring Black loyalist history in New Brunswick through multiple lenses, archival methodology, literature, community knowledge, and artistic expression.
Registration Deadline
June 30th, 2026

New Brunswick Day at Kings Landing

• Aug 3 2026, All day

Kings Landing, 5804 Route 102, Fredericton(Opens in a new window)

Free admission all day. Celebrate New Brunswick’s story at the place that keeps it alive.

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(506) 363-4999

Free Officers' Square Summer Concert Series – NB Summer Music Festival

• Aug 5 2026, 7:00

Officers' Square, 575 Queen Street, Fredericton (Opens in a new window)

Experience the City of Fredericton’s free summer concert series this summer in the historic backdrop of Officers’ Square within the Garrison District! Taking place every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7pm featuring a variety of local performances and travelling artists.

Gather your friends, bring a lawn chair, and enjoy the free live music. Plus, don't miss out on the Garrison Tasting Room featuring local craft brews and ciders.

Questions about a concert? Please call our Visitor Information Centre at 506-460-2129.

(506) 460-2129

Join us at Chariot Fest 2026 for a fun parade, vibrant culture, and a free veggie feast!

Chariot Fest Fredericton 2026 is a vibrant cultural festival that brings the community together for a full day of music, food, and celebration.

The event begins in downtown Fredericton with a grand chariot parade starting from Carleton Street, where participants gather to decorate a 35 ft chariot before it moves through the city. The celebration continues at the Fredericton Capital Exhibit Centre with cultural performances, live music, and interactive activities for all ages.

You can enjoy a variety of experiences:

• Cultural dance and music performances

• Live kirtan and stage programs

• Kids activities and family friendly entertainment

• Artisan and cultural bazaar

• Free vegetarian feast served to all attendees

This event is free and open to everyone. It welcomes people from all backgrounds to experience a joyful celebration of culture, community, and togetherness.

Join us for a unique day in Fredericton that combines tradition, creativity, and community spirit.

The UCOF Fall Fashion Festival is a dynamic celebration of culture, fashion, and storytelling taking place in Dieppe, Fredericton and Saint John, New Brunswick this September, and Halifax in October.

​The 2026 show theme, From Roots to Runway: Designing Belonging, was chosen to highlight inclusion and community building. Through vibrant runway showcases, youth-led performances, music, and art, the festival explores how our heritage, migration journeys, and personal stories weave together to shape identity. From the clothes we wear to the traditions we honour, each layer tells a powerful story — and this event brings those stories to life.