Giver Miramichi
There will be a Spring Social on Saturday, May 12 at the Father AA McKinnon Memorial Hall in Blackville. This event takes place from 7:00pm to 10:00pm and features entertainment by Debbie Muck and Eric Hendricks. Cost is $15 per person and includes a cold plate and dessert. Tickets are available at St. Raphael’s Church…
Join the Walk For Alzheimer’s! Hosted by the Alzheimer Society of New Brunswick, the Walk for Alzheimer’s Miramichi will take place on Sunday, May 6 at James M. Hill Memorial High School. Registration is at 12:00pm with the Walk starting at 1:00pm. In New Brunswick alone, an estimated 20% of our population is impacted by dementia…
Photos submitted by Michael Marsland after taking a drive up and around to see the river conditions in different areas.
Classical Weekends in the Miramichi have partnered with The Vogue Theatre and Tutta Musica (an Orchestra made of Teaching Artists of Sistema NB) to bring top performances of highly skilled classical musicians from all around our province to our beautiful city, creating a new space for our Sistema NB’s growing classical music community, adding new sounds and new artists to our community and making our Miramichi music culture even richer.
Miramichi City Councillor Tony Walsh gives an update on new projects and accomplishments in the city, looking back to the achievements of 2017 and looking ahead to what’s coming.
Senator David Adams Richards will be a special guest reader at “Read Around The World” at the Newcastle Library on Saturday, May 5th. The Miramichi Regional Multicultural Association (MRMA) is partnering with three local public libraries – Newcastle, Chatham and Carrefour Beausoleil – ito bring you this event.
The Special Olympic Spring Tea and Fashion Show will take place on Saturday May 12th, 1pm at the Beaverbrook Kin Centre, 100 Newcastle Blvd.
Miramichi author Doug Underhill and Nimbus Publishing have truly done the Atlantic salmon sportfishing industry a service by bringing the story of Bryant Freeman to bookshelves. A quiet, unassuming man, Mr. Freeman is well-known and loved by many who fish the Miramichi River and its tributaries.
We often receive photos that don’t make it into Giv’er magazine because they’re off season, or we just don’t have the space to publish all of them. Here are a few from the past few months for you to enjoy. Click the photos to enlarge, to get a better look.
The New Brunswick All Terrain Vehicle Federation Inc. needs the help of all trail users in conducting a province-wide survey to determine just how significant the economic contribution of ATV users is. Please help us figure this out by completing the attached survey.
The New Brunswick Aboriginal Art Exhibition will be at the Newcastle Public Library from April 28th until May 23rd. The official opening of the exhibit will be on April 28th from 2-4 PM. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.
The 2018 Mighty Miramichi River Guide is hitting the streets this week! Look for it in local restaurants, hotel lobbies, gas stations, magazine racks, waiting rooms, and information centres. The River Guide was started in 2005 by MCG Media (Mighty Miramichi, Giv’er Miramichi magazine). At first it was more of a directory listing of tourism…
On Monday, April 23, 2018, the MRMA and NBMC will be co-hosting a public forum on immigration. We will be focusing on the Miramichi, and the role that immigration might be able to play in our economy today, and in our future.