Cultural Café is an inclusive social gathering designed to bring together newcomers, long-settled immigrants, and Canadian-born residents. This welcoming space encourages open conversations about diverse cultural backgrounds, traditions, and experiences, fostering mutual understanding and community connections. Participants have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, share stories, and build friendships in a relaxed and supportive environment.

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Celebrate Holi with the second installment of the Holi celebration with a bigger space, more colors and an unprecedented fun vibe at the Capital Exhibit Centre. Come experience Holi like never before!

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Join us for a cultural fundraiser featuring authentic Middle Eastern halal cuisine, henna artistry, and face painting. Your participation will directly support humanitarian aid in Gaza and Sudan with a portion of the proceeds also benefiting a local charitable organization
in Fredericton.

Families are welcome to enjoy our kids' corner, which includes fun games, popcorn, and fun costumes, while guests can relax with complimentary coffee and tea.

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On behalf of the NEW BRUNSWICK AFRICAN ASSOCIATION INC. (NBAA), the GHANAIAN-CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW BRUNSWICK (GCANB), and DUAPAAFRICA, we are pleased to invite you to join us for a special evening of reflection, dialogue, and connection at our:

PAN-AFRICAN SEMINAR

Theme: Legacy, Unity, and Leadership: Advancing the Vision of Pan-Africanism in Our Communities

This seminar is held in recognition of GHANA INDEPENDENCE DAY, honoring Ghana as the first Sub-Saharan African nation to gain independence in 1957 — a moment that inspired movements for freedom and unity across Africa and the global diaspora.

This creative blend of live performance and spoken word explores themes of South Pacific Indigenous culture. Prepare to be transported across the islands of the ocean and experience new perspectives and stories. 

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Join us in recognizing and celebrating Black History Month through learning, reflection, and community engagement. Explore events hosted by St. Thomas University: https://www.stu.ca/news/all-news/2026/black-history-month-events.php and learn more about UNB’s Black History Month initiatives here: https://unb.ca/initiatives/blackhistory/.

Celebrate the Year of the Horse at Fredericton’s most vibrant Lunar New Year event!

The CCANB Chinese New Year Gala returns to the Playhouse with spectacular dance, stirring music, and dazzling costumes inspired by the Colors of China — five traditional hues symbolizing vitality, celebration, harmony, clarity, and wisdom.
A joyful, family-friendly evening you won’t want to miss!

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Nomfusi is known for her vibrant mix of Afro-soul, jazz, and pop. The soul of Mama Afrika meets the fire of Motown and Soul - in a pint-sized packet of dynamite. After a mere six years in the industry, and with over twenty international tours under her belt, Nomfusi has become one of South Africa’s most sought-after performers.

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Cultural Café is an inclusive social gathering designed to bring together newcomers, long-settled immigrants, and Canadian-born residents. This welcoming space encourages open conversations about diverse cultural backgrounds, traditions, and experiences, fostering mutual understanding and community connections. Participants have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, share stories, and build friendships in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Learn more.

Join us in recognizing and celebrating Black History Month through learning, reflection, and community engagement. Explore events hosted by St. Thomas University: https://www.stu.ca/news/all-news/2026/black-history-month-events.php and learn more about UNB’s Black History Month initiatives here: https://unb.ca/initiatives/blackhistory/.

Join us for a cultural fundraiser featuring authentic Middle Eastern halal cuisine, henna artistry, and face painting. Your participation will directly support humanitarian aid in Gaza and Sudan with a portion of the proceeds also benefiting a local charitable organization
in Fredericton.

Families are welcome to enjoy our kids' corner, which includes fun games, popcorn, and fun costumes, while guests can relax with complimentary coffee and tea.

Learn more.

Join us in recognizing and celebrating Black History Month through learning, reflection, and community engagement. Explore events hosted by St. Thomas University: https://www.stu.ca/news/all-news/2026/black-history-month-events.php and learn more about UNB’s Black History Month initiatives here: https://unb.ca/initiatives/blackhistory/.

Are you new to Fredericton or the surrounding area? Want to learn how to use the city bus system with ease?

Join us for a City of Fredericton Bus Tour and get the opportunity to:

• Learn how to navigate the bus routes

• Get tips on using the transit system

• Explore Fredericton and make new connections!

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The UNB Art Centre, in partnership with the UNB Human Rights and Equity Office, is proud to present two powerful exhibitions that invite our community to reflect, engage, and celebrate Black identity and heritage.

Join us for the opening of Trayces, an exhibition by Gary Weekes, that explores Black skin, memory, and cultural lineage through 14 stunning photographic portraits. These works celebrate the tones, textures, and stories of Black skin across the diaspora. Meet the creative team behind the exhibition and experience this powerful visual narrative together.

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Cultural Café is an inclusive social gathering designed to bring together newcomers, long-settled immigrants, and Canadian-born residents. This welcoming space encourages open conversations about diverse cultural backgrounds, traditions, and experiences, fostering mutual understanding and community connections. Participants have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, share stories, and build friendships in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Learn more.

Join the St. Dunstan’s Filipino Choir for this spiritual and cultural event at St. Dunstan’s Catholic Church on January 17.

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The Filipino Community of New Brunswick are excited to invite you to the FCNB 21 Annual Christmas Party on December 13 at the Fredericton Inn, starting at 6 PM. Join us for an evening filled with festive cheer, delicious food, and the chance to win door prizes!

Details here.

Pull up a chair and join the conversation at Leaders Unplugged, a dynamic roundtable-style evening featuring local changemakers from across sectors.

Your favourite Holiday Market is back for our 5th year!

Celebrate the season at the 5th Annual Magical Christmas Market Under the Lights. A cozy evening of holiday cheer featuring warm fire tables, a hot chocolate station, and a curated mix of indoor and outdoor vendors. Enjoy festive music, local shopping, and the glow of community spirit as you kick off the holidays with friends and family. There’s something for everyone at this enchanting market.

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The Cultural Centre in Fredericton will host a community event on November 15 at 1:00 p.m., offering a relaxed, welcoming space for people to connect and engage. Attendees can expect a simple, friendly gathering with opportunities to meet others and enjoy the community atmosphere.

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Get a head start on your Holiday shopping this year! You're sure to find something for everyone on your list at the 5th Annual Northside Market!

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Based on the opera by Léo Delibes

Premiered at the Opéra-Comique in Paris in 1883, composer Léo Delibes' opera Lakmé tells a story of impossible love. Lakmé, the daughter of a Hindu priest, and Gérald, a fickle English soldier, develop a passionate love for each other. Between these two people, who are complete opposites, refined and poetic music serves as a medium to express all the nuances of their tragic destiny. Whether through the harmonic warmth of the "Flower Duet" or the impressive brilliance of the essential "Bells' Air," Lakmé is a rich work, conveying the inspirations of the Orientalist movement of the late 19th century . Souvenirs de Lakmé retains all the delicate charm and intoxicating finesse of the original work.

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Meet and support local Fredericton Chamber members, newcomer-owned businesses, and cultural entrepreneurs as they showcase their services and products.