UNB Reds Women's Hockey vs Moncton
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
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Ten new guides for the season: where to pick apples, when the leaves peak, Thanksgiving at Kings Landing, the leaf-pickup weeks, the craft fairs, and every date that matters, week by week.
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Amanda on why a few locals built one place for everything Fredericton: the events, the guides, the answers, and yes, the sweatshirt.
Honestly, we were just so tired of having to check a million different places to figure out what was going on. So we made the one thing we wish we had.
Amanda, Hey Freddy
Hey Freddy, we live here too. And if you haven’t heard about Hey Freddy, I’m here to tell you all about it. So basically, Hey Freddy is a hub for everything Fredericton, all in one place: events, things to do, local services, all of it. Honestly, we were just so tired of having to check a million different places to figure out what was going on, so we made the one thing that we wish we had. The whole idea is to bring everyone together in one place, because when we can see what’s going on, we can all show up for our local businesses and all the great events that are happening in our city. And this is exactly how we create a community. And you can ask Freddy anything, like what’s open, things to do, what’s happening this weekend, all of it. Anyway, we love exploring the city with you, so come say hi at heyfreddy.ca.
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
9:30 am · The Run for KidSport is an untimed fundraising event with 3k, 5k and 8k run/walk designed to support KidSportNB. No kid should be left on the sidelines and KidSport NB is a children’s charity program dedicated to removing financial barriers that prevent kids from participating in organized sport. Registration is a minimum donation of $25 to KidSport NB plus processing fees.
6:15pm · Join us for another free Beyblade X tournament at Flippins! All ages and all skill levels are welcomed. This week, compete for a chance to win a Scale Shark!
Spooky Season has arrived and Downtown Fredericton is the place to be for all things Halloween! Check out all the activities taking place downtown in late October below: Freddy Fri
9pm · Join us for a Halloween celebration Kozuma style. World-class House / Techno / DnB & more all live on a PK sound-system inside of Waves. Featuring DJs: Wally (MTL), Youknowkeegan & Illumen. $100 cash prize to the best costume Waves is a state-of-the-art dry venue designed for pure music and connection. A selection of non-alcoholic cocktails, electrolyte beverages, energy drinks will be available for purchase. Water refill station available. No distractions. No requests. No intoxication. Just music. High vibes.
6:00 pm · If you have the basic grammar and want to improve your speaking skills, then this course is for you. Advance registration is required.
6:30 pm · Here’s an opportunity to focus on writing effective short stories, covering many of the basics of short story writing. You'll learn how to set the scene, create and develop believable characters, avoid common pitfalls and much more. Advance registration is required.
6:30 pm · Explore the art of visual storytelling, from idea to picture-perfect! This course is for everyone, regardless of your photography experience. Using whatever camera you have, we will explore your creative vision and how to best capture and share it with others. Advance registration required.
For 25 years, the Silverfish Photography Collective, a group of photographers based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, have exhibited thought-provoking concepts through photography and a diverse range of image-making processes. The UNB Art Centre is open Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., and for special events.
Still Here brings together the stories of Black families whose presence in New Brunswick stretches back centuries. The exhibition weaves together historical documents, first-person accounts, original poetry by Thandiwe McCarthy, and photographs by Gary Weekes to explore themes of heritage, community, resilience, and identity across generations. An accompanying book of the same name, published by Goose Lane Editions, combines these elements into a single volume available through the Beaverbrook Boutique. The exhibition runs through December.
The Beaverbrook's permanent collection spans more than 7,000 works by New Brunswick, Canadian, and international artists. Running through the end of the year are three exhibitions: Jake Kimble's recent work in video, prints, self-portraits, and beadwork, exploring the body as a site of vulnerability and Indigenous experience; Document/ary, featuring 14 contemporary photographers from Atlantic Canada examining the space between documentary and document; and Still Life: So Much Depends, a survey of the genre from its practical origins through modernist experimentation.
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Deep, practical, unmistakably Fredericton, 452 guides and counting. Here's what just landed.
For visitors · wish you were here
A walkable riverfront capital with 120+ km of trails, a legendary Saturday market, and one of Canada's densest craft beer scenes. Six postcards, six ways in.
The honest top list: Garrison District, the Beaverbrook, the walking bridge, Odell Park and more.
🗺️ Wish you were here → Greetings fromEleven taprooms, one passport. Atlantic Canada’s craft brewing capital backs up the title.
🍺 Wish you were here → Greetings fromA local-built itinerary from market breakfast to riverside pint, no car required.
🌅 Wish you were here → Greetings from120+ km of riverfront trail and a 400-acre old-growth forest in the middle of town.
🌲 Wish you were here → Greetings fromKings Landing, Mactaquac, the world’s longest covered bridge, all within 90 minutes.
🚗 Wish you were here → Greetings fromFour National Historic Sites inside a fifteen-minute walk, on land with a far older story.
🏛️ Wish you were here →The Founding Collection
This is where Hey Freddy starts: tees, hoodies, caps and one very capable tote, made in small numbered runs. Sell-outs aren’t promised a reprint, so the earliest supporters wear the rarest gear. Get the skyline, and the year we began.
Heavyweight 12.8 oz cotton-face fleece for the Odell Park loop before the inbox opens. $88.
Super-heavyweight navy pullover with a clean stringless hood, built for the eight-month winter. $96.
Ultra-soft 7 oz ring-spun cotton, chest wordmark with "Walking Bridge Social Club" underneath. $52.
The full skyline on a 25-litre heavyweight cotton canvas tote, Boyce-market rated. $32.
240 gsm heavyweight cotton, garment-dyed to a faded vintage black. $45.
Heavyweight vintage-wash cotton in a sun-faded sand. Freddy Beach, broken in on arrival. $48.
The Original, sized for the smallest Frederictonians. Soft cotton-poly, youth sizes. $40.
A properly heavy 20.6 oz fleece crewneck in heather grey. Peak dad-sweater energy. $68.
Six-panel retro trucker, structured front, mesh back, snapback, one embroidered F. $48.
Structured five-panel performance cap with the braided rope crown, in navy. $55.
Two-tone five-panel with a pre-curved visor and snapback, beige and amber gold. $52.
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