Past Events

Professor Paul Bogaard is a renowned historian and the foremost authority on Samuel de Champlain’s voyage into the Bay of Fundy. Professor Bogaard has had access to Champlain’s daily journals and it is his extensive research into these journals that has determined the origin of many names of particular landmarks along the Bay of Fundy. Professor Bogaard will be offering a public lecture and slide show regarding his historic and important discoveries on the Bay of Fundy. He will be…

Join an interpreter as we embark on a tour of the park geology! Irving Nature Park is a Stonehammer Geopark location, with much to offer in terms of learning about the past and present of the park's geology! We hope to see you there as we go back in time thousands of years to see what type of environment the park was. Meet us at the Main Gate for 3:00 PM as we head out for a small hike and…

The Central New Brunswick Woodmen’s Museum invites you to join us for our Car Show N’ Shine on Sunday, July 23rd, 2017. You will experience “Atlantic Canada’s Great Outdoors” during our annual car show. Highlights of the day include; live entertainment with the Country Cruisin’ Charlie Hachey, free registration for cars and bikes. (if you register your vehicle) A chance to win Raffle Prizes, and; a chance to win the People’s Choice Award for 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place. Games, such…

The Charlotte County Archives will be hosting its second Speaker Series of the summer. Al Churchill will be presenting "Smuggling on the Bay", regarding the relationship between Canada and the United States. The event will be held at the St. Andrew’s Courthouse located on 123 Frederick Street. Refreshments will be served after and admission is free or by donations. We hope to see you there!

Bobby’s Hospice BBQ takes place between 12-1pm at 385 Dufferin Row.  $5 for a hot dog, hamburger, chips, cookie & bottle of water.

Please join us for Passport to Parks at Shamrock Park Saturday from 11am-1pm for some fun activities free of charge! Rain date set to be Sunday July 30th *Supported by Emera New Brunswick   For more information, visit: www.saintjohn.ca/p2psj

Beginning at Parking Lot #2 on the Fundy Trail, July 29 @ 2PM Join us for this important walk through the historic cemeteries of the Fownes and Melvin’s Families – world renowned Sea Captains and Ship Builders who once dwelled in a small community on the Bay of Fundy, now part of the Fundy Trail. More than 45 family members are buried in these gravesites. Not only are the family stories interesting, but the actual restoration of the hallowed burial…