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UNB Reds Women's Hockey vs Moncton
🏒 sports
UNB Reds women's ice hockey hosts Moncton at 4 PM at Aitken Centre.
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This weekend in Fredericton
Quick answer
Every weekend in Fredericton starts with the Boyce Farmers Market (Saturday 7 AM–1 PM, 665 George St). Below is the list for the coming weekend (November 1–November 1), filter for free events, live music or family picks.
Pulled from venue feeds, the regional tourism calendar and open listings, and refreshed through the day. This is what is happening; the things that run every week are on the weekly schedule.
Sunday November 1
Run for KidSport
📍 community
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.
Beyblade X @ Flippins #6
Free📍 community
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!
Downtown Halloween Events
Free📍 community
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
KOZUMA presents: Wally (MTL), Youknowkeegan & Illumen
🎵 concerts
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.
Conversational French for Beginners
✂️ workshops
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.
Crafting the Short Story - Online class
✂️ workshops
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.
Picture Perfect - Creative Photography class
✂️ workshops
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.
The SilverFish Photography Collective presents: "Equivalents"
Free🎨 galleries
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: Preserving Our Legacy
🎨 galleries
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.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery Exhibits
🎨 galleries
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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