General Interest
Saint Andrew’s Anglican Church is making a difference in the lives of artisans around the world by selling exquisite, handcrafted gifts and home décor. The event, to be held from 10 am to 9 pm on Friday, September 7, 2018 at the Saint Andrew’s Anglican Church Hall, 214 Pleasant St. offers an opportunity for citizens of Miramichi, NB to make a difference by shopping fair trade.
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Laney & Alecia, summer students at Discover Miramichi, submitted this article about their recent visit to Metepenagiag Heritage Park and the Metepenagiag Lodge! Metepenagiag is known as the village of thirty centuries, once a thriving fishing community, it is the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in New Brunswick.
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On Saturday, August 11th 2018 there will be a parade and ceremony to raise the United Nations flag in celebration of the globally important contribution of peacekeeping and Peacekeepers to world peace, and in commemoration of fallen Peacekeepers.
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Visit local artists, writers, folk artists and artisans during the second annual Miramichi Area Art Studio Tours.
Artists from across the region will be opening their homes and studios for visitors during the weekend of August 2nd to 5th, 2018 in a celebration of the arts community! Featuring fine art, mixed media, poetry, readings, crafts persons and more!
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Looking for something to do on a nice sunny day in Miramichi? What better way to spend it than taking a tour through time at Beaubears Island and learning about the multicultural history of the region. What makes this tour like no other is the friendly and helpful staff that guide you along the way.
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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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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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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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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 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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