Month: July 2018
The Father Alfred Landry Knights of Columbus Council # 13120 Beaverbrook – Bellefond – Miramichi, in collaboration with the Carrefour Beausoleil will be hosting a Acadian Commemorative Celebration at the Grand Dérangement Monument situated next to the Camp de l’Espérance at the Wilson’s Point Historical Site – Enclosure, located at 8 Enclosure Road, in Derby Junction – Miramichi on Saturday, July 28th, 2018 beginning at 2:00 PM. We invite people of the Miramichi, greater Francophone Communities and beyond to join us for this ceremony which underlines the tragic history of the Acadian peoples during the Grand Dérangement.
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Congratulations to Jesse MacDonald, former Executive Chef at Rodd Miramichi, for winning 2018 Chic Chef of the year in PEI. All the staff at Rodd Miramichi wish Jesse the best of luck as he continues to pursue his passion for cooking within Rodd Hotels and Resorts, in PEI.
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The 2018 Metepenagiag “Red Bank” 1st Nation Annual Pow Wow will be held from July 27th to 29th, 2018.
Here is the list of entertainers and schedule of what is happening during this year’s Annual Pow Wow!
Everyone is Welcome!
Naomi McGowan and Samuel Crowell with Buttercup Productions are proud to announce the first (and hopefully annual!) Miramichi River Community (MRC) Theatre Festival this August 13th to 17th in Miramichi! In loving memory of Lloyd Cameron, two young Miramichi artists wish to continue to spread an appreciation for community, local talent, skill and, of course, theatre! For ALL AGES featuring talent FROM ALL AGES!
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On July 21, Parks Canada honours their National Parks and Historic Sites across the country and Beaubears Island plans to spread the cheer all around Miramichi River as they celebrate by reviving the Island’s storied past with “A Day in the Times of Beaubears Island”. In a series of tours, at 10am, 11am, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm, the Island will look to its famous past, as staff and volunteers alike take on the mantle of historic personages great and small.
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Happening from July 20th – 22nd, 2018, come out to The Tay Creek Folk Festival!! It is a friendly annual weekend of music and workshops with activities for children, Puddleducks Café and BBQ!!
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Calling all Mighty Miramichi and Giv’er Miramichi Chocolate and Peanut Butter fans! Looking for something sweet to add along to your Recipe Collection? Darlene Jardine has shared along the perfect recipes for you to try out – Chocolate Cream Pie!!
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The City of Miramichi offers two marinas – The Miramichi Boating and Yacht Club on the Westside of the city and Station Wharf Marina on the Eastside. Both marinas monitor Channel 68 on Marine Radio and are surrounded by restaurants, fuel stations and shopping within walking distance.
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The Most Reverend Robert Harris, Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Saint John, announces the following clergy appointments which will take effect September 1, 2018, when twenty newly merged parishes are created. Please note, this announcement includes several changes from the parish proposals of April 2018.
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From ATVing to Walking and Hiking, the Miramichi is one of Atlantic Canada’s Great Outdoor hotspots and be sure to check out this great article on what the Miramichi has to offer outdoors for all ages!
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From old favourites to new attractions, you will find something for the whole family at the 95th Annual Miramichi Agricultural Exhibition from July 17th to 21st!
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The 2018 Canada’s Irish Festival on the Miramichi will be held from July 19th – 22nd, 2018. It is Canada’s longest running Irish festival has something for everyone!! Come enjoy pubs, music, cultural activities and the hospitality of Miramichi. Four days of events that include concerts and meals, parades and pubs.
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The Natoaganeg “Eel Ground” 1st Nation Annual Powwow is held on the 3rd weekend of July each year. This is our community’s cultural, spiritual and social event of the year. It is our time to showcase the drumming, dancing and regalia of the First Nation people. It is a perfect opportunity to experience First Nation Culture.
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