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Discover Fredericton

Discover Fredericton’s past with a visit to the Historic Garrison District and watch as period-dressedguards re-enact a drill ceremony to the beat of a piper and drummer. Embrace our culture by

taking part in some of the best festivals in Atlantic Canada. Explore great art galleries and topattractions. Join our community for free entertainment such as concerts, outdoor films, and theatre.Stroll or bike on our 88 kilometers of trails or experience the beautiful scenery of the St. John River bycanoe or kayak. Browse for fine crafts, talk with vendors at an authentic farmers market and visitunique specialty boutiques and studios.

See the enclosed schedules for a list of tours, concerts and activities.

Follow us onlinefor always up-to-date information!

NEW – Fredericton Twisitor Centre!Our new virtual visitor information centreon Twitter allows visitors to post questions

about their visit to Fredericton by tweeting@SeeFredericton. Whether you’re looking for arestaurant, need help finding a hotel or want tovisit one of our many attractions, our Frederictonexperts are happy to answer your questions online.

Looking for more information?Pick up the Fredericton Visitor Guide at one ofour Visitor Information Centres or visit usonline: www.TourismFredericton.ca

City Hall -397 Queen St., 506-460-2129

Kings Landing HistoricalSettlement -Visitor Reception Centre -Exit 253, Route 2,#42 Prince William Rd.506-460-2191

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Changing of the Guard Ceremonyand posting of the SentriesWith a flash of scarlet and a skirl of pipes, historycomes to life! The Canadian Army was born in1884, with the establishment of the InfantrySchool Corps, Company “A” in Fredericton.Maybe you will be selected to “inspect” theguard! Ceremonies take place in Officers’ Squaredaily at 11am & 4pm, with additionalceremonies on Tuesday and Thursday at 7pm.Sentry duty changes on the hour at City Hall.July & August.

Free EntertainmentWith free entertainment, world-class artgalleries, a science centre, a learning vacationprogram, over 88kms of trails, combined with thespectacular views of the river, Fredericton is avacation hot spot.  Spend time with friends andfamily searching for hidden treasures in AtlanticCanada's largest bilingual Geocaching Tour,relax at the Fredericton Botanic Garden, singalong with musicians in outdoor concerts, takepart in an historical or cultural tour, or rock outat one of our amazing festivals! With so much todo this summer, we can't wait to see you!

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Under the Stars Classic Film Series

Barracks Square, Sundays at Dusk, July 7 - September 1

Date Movie Year Starring Length GenreJuly 7 42nd Street 1933 Warner Baxter, 89 mins Comedy/Musical

Bebe Daniels July 14 Anna Karenina 1935 Greta Garbo, 95 mins Drama/Romance

Fredric MarchJuly 21 War of the Worlds 1953 Gene Barry, 85 mins Action/Sci-Fi

Ann Robinson July 28 Rebel Without a Cause 1955 James Dean, 111 mins Drama/Romance

Natalie Wood Aug 4 Arsenic and Old Lace 1944 Cary Grant, 118 mins Comedy/Crime

Priscilla LaneAug 11 Diamonds are Forever 1971 Sean Connery, 120 mins Action/Adventure

Jill St. John Aug 18 Red River 1948 John Wayne, 133 mins Western/Adventure

Montgomery CliftAug 25 Mary Poppins 1964 Julie Andrews, 139 mins Family/Fantasy

Dick Van Dyke

Teen FilmFest!Barracks Square, Saturday - August 31 & Sunday - September 1 at dusk.

Date Movie Year Starring Length GenreAug 31 Back to the Future 1985 Michael J. Fox, 116 mins Adventure/

Christopher Lloyd ComedyGhostbusters 1984 Bill Murray, 105 mins Comedy/Family/

Dan Aykroyd FantasySept 1 The Goonies 1985 Sean Astin, 114 mins Adventure/

Josh Brolin ComedyGremlins 1984 Zach Galigan, 106 mins Comedy/Horror

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A Day in a Soldier’s LifeThis 1 hourhistorical experienceis geared towardschildren 4 to 12years of age. Eachchild dresses in thered tunic of theBritish regiment and

is provided with a guided tour of the GuardHouse, military office and cell block. Each childreceives a souvenir photo. Daily, except Sunday.French at 11:15am and English at 1:15pm. July 2 -September 2. $9 per child, plus tax. FrederictonTourism, Historic Garrison District, corner ofQueen and Carleton Sts., Downtown.506-460-2837 /1-888-888-4768,www.HistoricGarrisonDistrict.ca

Haunted HikesBeginning at the Coach House(796a Queen St.), 9:15pm.Meet the ghosts and ghouls of Fredericton’shistoric past on a lantern lit tour throughdowntown, featuring spine-tingling frights andrib-tickling gags. Fun for the whole family as youmeet several phantom thespians along the trail.July 2 - Sept 2. Monday – Saturday. English only.$14 adult, $9 child, 90 minutes long.506-457-1975, www.calithumpians.com

Outdoor Summer TheatreOfficers’ Square, July 2 - Sept. 2, daily at 12:15pmweekdays and 2pm on weekends and holidays.Rain Venue: Barracks Square 506-460-2129. This year's shows include:“Canada's Great Street Theatre!"- A Tribute toQueen St. "Every Litter Bit”- An Anti-littercampaign, “Staging Maugerville" - 250 years onthe St. John  and  “Mammy!” - The Life andTimes of Mammy Hopkins.

Guard House TheatreFredericton Fencilbles present “ The IncredibleFeats of the Foot” – the saga of New Brunswick’s104th Regiment on the porch of the Guard Housein Barracks Square daily at 4:30pm, July & August.506-460-2129. www.TourismFredericton.ca

Science EastScience CentrePlay, Discover andLearn at ScienceEast! Look out forspecial events thissummer that willexcite and intrigue

the whole family! New exhibits each year makethis a must-see stop when in Fredericton. Spendtime in the outdoor, hands-on playground, whichfeatures a human gyroscope, giant chess game andmore. Participate in daily science shows and besure to visit the dungeon museum. 668 BrunswickStreet, 506-457-2340, www.scienceeast.nb.ca

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Heritage Attractions

City Hall, Clockworks &Bicentennial Tapestries

National HistoricSiteLocated at thecorner of Queenand York Sts.,Fredericton’s CityHall is the oldest

City Hall still in use in the Maritime Provinces.Visitors to the building can tour the CouncilChamber to view the restored clockworks and aseries of tapestries depicting the city's history,which are on permanent display. Open dailyMid-May - October. English tours daily at9:30am and 3:30pm. French tours daily at 9amand 3pm or by appointment.

Heritage Walking ToursThree differenttours,approximately 1hour each, startfrom City Hall.Once daily at 4pm.June 17-July 1 &

September 3-Oct 14. Daily July 2 – September 2at the times listed below. 506-460-2129,www.TourismFredericton.ca10am - The River Route - A tour, beginningat City Hall, follows Queen St. through theHistoric Garrison District to the pedway, thendownriver to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery andturns back up Queen St. Ends with theChanging of the Guard ceremony in Officers’Square. 2:30pm - The Capital City Circuit - FollowsQueen Street to the New Brunswick legislatureand along Church St. to George St. past theFredericton Boyce Farmers Market and throughthe central cemetery and back into the HistoricGarrison District.5pm - The Garrison Gait - A tour within thewrought iron and stone fence markings of theHistoric Garrison District.Audio tours are available from Heritage Trustto guide listeners on a one-hour walking tourhighlighting key landmarks of the city’s builtheritage. Tours can be downloaded in mp3 &mp4 (iPods) from www.heritagefredericton.org

Croquet MatchPlay croquet in BarracksSquare this summer!Join the FrederictonFencibles in a friendlymatch on Tuesday,Thursday & Saturday at3:30pm. July - August.506-460-2129,

www.HistoricGarrisonDistrict.ca

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Kings LandingHistorical Settlement

June 8- October 14.Entering KingsLanding is likestepping back intime as this 19thcentury villagecomes to life for an

experience like no other.  Walk amongstvillagers as they live a life nearly left only tolegend and immerse yourself in their daily ways.Stories, culinary treats, animals and trades ofdays gone by, history has never been more alive!506-363-4999, www.kingslanding.nb.ca

Cultural EventsGet inspired, learn a new skill from a world-classartist or take in some amazing art. You can findit all in Fredericton.

Downtown FrederictonCulture CrawlVisit art galleries, fine craft studios and shops ofdowntown Fredericton during these festive openhouses. Take in special tours and demonstra-tions. July 4, August 1, September 5. 5-8pm.506-460-2129, www.TourismFredericton.ca

Doors OpenSunday, September 22 is the annual Doors Openevent. A unique opportunity to see some ofFredericton’s most historically, and culturallyinteresting buildings, not usually open to thepublic. Visit a century-old church, a watertreatment plant, a fire station and more.506-460-2129, www.TourismFredericton.ca

John Ward, Light and Shadow,2011, acrylic on canvas, 111.8 x 101.6 cm

Beaverbrook Art GalleryVisit one of Canada’s most vital art galleriesthis summer and experience the wonder andmagic of the visual arts. On view from June13 to September 8, 2013, is a dynamic series

of exhibitions, including Meditation –Transition, a major presentation of the

luminescent paintings of Canadian artistJohn Ward, which highlights our integral

relationship to nature through the commonand elegant form of the leaf; Tributaries, an

installation by New Brunswick ceramist andsculptor Darren Emenau that features both

imagery and materials derived from atributary of the province’s primary

watercourse, the St. John River; and WhereGo the Boats?, a selection of boat-inspiredworks from the permanent collection in avariety of media and by a diverse range ofAtlantic Canadian artists, including Jack

Humphrey, Alex Colville, Christopher Pratt,Stephen May, Anthony Flower, John

Hammond, and Joe Norris. Also featured is aspecial exhibition of paintings by prominent

Chinese artists WenZhong Tang andSanChao Tang organized by the ChineseCultural Association of New Brunswick

(CCANB) and the Asian Heritage Society ofNew Brunswick (ASHNB). 506-458-8545,

www.beaverbrookartgallery.org

Fredericton RegionMuseumLocated in the former Officers' Quarters in theGarrison District, the exhibits feature thecommunity, social and military history of thegreater Fredericton area. 506-455-6041,www.frederictonregionmuseum.com

NB Sports Hall of FameWhere Legends Live! The NB Sports Hall ofFame is a fun family experience, where you can:“Give It Your Best Shot” in the interactive area(which includes a 5-in-1 sports simulator - theonly one of its kind in New Brunswick); “WalkThrough Sports History” in the permanentexhibit areas; and “Honour A Legend”in the shrine. 506-453-3747,www.nbsportshalloffame.com

Outdoor Living

Yoga in the GardenWednesdays, 6-7pm (July 3 – August 28)The Yoga teachers of Fredericton and theFredericton Botanic Garden welcome you fromthe Prospect St. entrance. No experiencenecessary but please bring a mat if you have one.Participation by donation.  These will be given toa different charity each week.  Rain location forall classes is Satori, 441 King Street, Suite 202.506-460-2939.

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Yoga Summer ScheduleDate Instructor ClassesJuly 3 Alina Cress & Vinyasa Yoga

Ruth MerrettJuly 10 Wendy Hamlin & Yoga Fusion

Donna Mulholland: July 17 Lori Warren & Hatha Yoga

Emelie HebertJuly 24 Anne Cullihall & Kripalu Yoga

Nic Andreiu July 31 Sue Madigan & Iyengar Yoga

Celeste HayAug 7 Shauna Uma & Open Sivananda

Mohini YogaAug 14 Kelly MacDonald Moksha Yoga

& Tessa BernierAug 21 Rachel Barrett & Yoga Flow

Mallory LennonAug 28 Amy Murphy & Strength &

Sandy Loder RecoveryThe 6th annual YOGA DAY ON SATURDAY,JUNE 16, offers a wide variety of classes from8am to 4pm, all being hosted at seven differentlocations. Full schedule details are available forpick up at Aura Whole Foods, Cedar Tree Café,City Hall visitor information centre and variousYoga studios. Still have questions?  Contact RuthMerrett at 506-363-2371

Fredericton Botanic GardenThe Fredericton BotanicGarden features walkingtrails, rhododendron andlilac plantings, andbeautiful perennialdisplays. Water featuresand a large rose garden areunder development.

Docent led tours for groups are available.Admission by donation.For further information call 506 452-9269,www.frederictonbotanicgarden.com/

Fun Facts from theFredericton Trails Coalition!

Did you know...?• The CN Bridge, renamed the Bill Thorpe Walking

Bridge in 2008, at 581 metres (1906 feet) is thelongest pedestrian bridge in the world convertedfrom a railway bridge.

• Hyla Park on the Gibson Trail, Canada’s firstamphibian park, is home to 4 of 5 species of frogs,two of these living in their most northerly location.

• The Trans Canada Trail Pavilion was erected onthe south side of the Bill Thorpe Bridge andpresently has over 3000 names inscribed on itstablets. 

Visit all of these great places as you travelmore than 88 km’s of trails!www.frederictontrailscoalition.com

GeocachingExplore the roads less traveled, enjoy scenic views and of course,experience the great outdoors any time of year! All you need is amap, GPS (global positioning) unit and a sense of adventure!

The Fredericton Geocaching Tour guides you through a treasurehunt of 30 special caches divided into 3 themes: nature, cultureand heritage.

Mark your Calendars! Take part in GC3QME4, the firstMEGA event to take place in New Brunswick and only the secondin the Maritimes. With only a handful of these events taking placearound the world each year you don’t want to miss out on this!Fredericton, July 19 - 21.For more information visit: www.MaritimeMega.com

www.TourismFredericton.ca

www.TourismFredericton.ca/geocaching

Shop our Unique Markets

Fredericton Boyce Farmers’ MarketOne of Canada’s top 10 markets – CanadianGeographic Traveler (2009). Open year roundwith over 200 vendors. Saturdays from 6am -1pm. Regent/George St.www.FrederictonFarmersMarket.ca The Northside MarketVisit Fredericton's new Northside Market!Located right off the Westmorland St. Bridge,The Northside Market is home to local and non-local vendors, businesses and services. Vendorsoffer an assortment of unique gifts, internationalcuisine and much more. You’ll find yourselfamong friends, artisans and comfortablesurroundings...a shopping experience unlike anyother! Year Round: Friday: 12 – 7pm; Saturday:9am – 4pm & Sunday: 11am – 4pm.311 St. Mary’s St. 506-260-3800;www.thenorthsidemarket.ca

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Atlantic Canada's Concert CapitalSummer 2013

Officers’ Square, Queen St.7:30pm Tuesdays (Rain date Wednesday 7:30pm) & Thursdays (Rain date Monday 7:30pm)

*No Rain Date

Date Musician StyleJune 11 Mandy Silk & Overdrive Power Country June 13 Oh No Theodore Folk/Rock June 18 Gentle Breeze Francophone June 19 * Southern Drive Country June 20 Thomists Jazz June 25 Balysto Steel Drum Band Steel Drums June 27 * Acres & Acres Folk/Rock July 2 Mike Bravener Rock-a-billy July 4 Fredericton Concert & Marching Band Marching Band July 9 Downtown Blues Blues July 11 Fredericton Society of Saint Andrew Pipe Band Pipe Band July 16 Mossie Scanlon Sean Nos July 18 Alex Bailey Swing Band Swing July 19 * Jaclyn Reinhart Band Rock/Pop July 23 Sleepy Driver Alternative Roots July 25 Dub Antenna Reggae July 30 Kathleen Gorey McSorely Celtic August 1 Derrick Paul Miller Classical/tenor August 3 * Alan Jeffries & 50 Shades Bluegrass August 6 * Easley/Stevenson/Arseneault & Friends Blues August 8 Fredericton Concert & Marching Band Marching Band August 13 Mozart in the Park - Summer Music Festival Classical August 15 Acadian Day celebrations August 20 Sissy & the Hobos folk/bluegrass August 22 Nick's Dixies Dixieland August 27 Fredericton Society of Saint Andrew Pipe Band Pipe Band August 29 The Ray Finkles Surf Rock August 31 * Devarrow Folk September 3 Vinyl 2bits R&B/Swing (7pm start) September 5 * Andy Brown (UNB Welcome) Folk (6:30pm start)

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NEW Saturday Music Series - Officers' Square, Queen St.Visit the market then join us for our NEW, Cutting-edge, Regional Music in the Park!

1pm Saturdays *No Rain Date

Date Musician StyleJuly 6 * Bing & Ruth Classical July 13 * FM Hi Low Dub/Soul July 20 * Special Guest TBA July 27 * Special Guest TBAAugust 10 * Belle Comedians Alternative August 17 * The North Lakes Rock August 24 * Redwood Fields Pop/Folk August 31 * Devarrow Folk

Main Street/Nashwaaksis Commons Amphitheatre7 - 8:30pm Wednesdays,

(Rain date Monday 7pm)Date Musician StyleJune 5 Classic Country CountryJune 12 Cross Cut Blues/RockJune 19 Noel, Cora and Country Connection CountryJune 26 George Street Project BluesJuly 3 Katherine Moller CelticJuly 10 Mark Roberts and The Shore Road Drifters Roots/CountryJuly 17 Jared Lutes Canadian Contemporary /

Folk RockJuly 24 Cathy Hutch Band CountryJuly 31 Three and a Half Men Classic RockAugust 7 Mixed Brew Blues/CountryAugust 14 Mike Bravener Rock-a-billyAugust 21 Soggy Mountain Boys CountryAugust 28 Full Circle Contemporary

Summer Recital SeriesMusic at the Cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral (at Church and Brunswick Streets), Fridays 12:10 - 12:50 pmFree Will Offering

Please join us for a noon-hour musical interlude. For more information visitwww.christchurchcathedral.com

July 5 Jessica McCormack, soprano, and Richard Kidd, pianoJuly 12 Sally Dibblee, soprano, and Willis Noble, organ, perform BachJuly 19 Katherine Moller, Susan Toman and Ruth Phillips perform Baroque Celtic MusicJuly 26 David Wheatley, Hollywood organistAugust 2 Steven Peacock, guitar, and Sally Wright, flute, perform TangoAugust 9 John Buckley, cello, and his EnsembleAugust 16 The New Brunswick Summer Music Festival, Richard Hornsby, directorAugust 23 Carolyn Holyoke and friends: “Collage”

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Week 1Workshop Name Instructor DatesAboriginal Paddle Making: Maliseet Tradition Charlie Gaffney July 8-12Draping for Fashion Design Joanne Venart July 9-12Drawing 101: From Lines to Shading Shape Lloyd Fitzgerald July 8Drawing Basics with Pencil and Ink Lloyd Fitzgerald July 8-12Five Rings, Five Days Kristyn Cooper July 8-12Make your own Dress Form Joanne Venart July 8Maritime Writer’s Various July 8-12Overshot Weaving Jacqueline Bourque July 8-12Photography with your Apple device Jeff Crawford July 8-12(iPhone,iPad, and iPod Touch)Portfolio Photography: Marketing Drew Gilbert July 8-12For Artists and CraftspeopleThrowing Clay on the Pottery Wheel Juliette Scheffers July 8-12(Introduction)

Weekend 1Egg Tempera Painting William and July 13-14(Master Class Series) Tom ForrestallEnamelling (Introduction) Beth Biggs July 12-14Herbs and Medicines Kings Landing July 13Knitting (Introduction) Trish Campbell July 13Painting with Thread Kathy Tidswell July 13-14Rug Hooking (Introduction) Elizabeth Bastin July 13-14Rug Hooking and Braiding Kings Landing July 13Serger Basics Joanne Venart July 13Social Media for Artists Tracy Austin July 13-14

Week 23D Metal: Spontaneous Sculpture Mary K. McIntyre July 15-19(Master Class Series)Bookbinding Sampler Don Taylor July 15-19(Master Class Series)Digital Photography (Introduction) Drew Gilbert July 15-19Getting iCreative (with your iPhone, Jeff Crawford July 15-19iPad, and iPod Touch)Oval Stone Pendant: What is a Bezel Setting? Erica Sullivan July 15-19Pastel Drawing and Acrylic Tinting (Introduction) Lloyd Fitzgerald July 15-19Throwing Large Forms on the Pottery Wheel Leigh Merritt July 15-19(Introduction)

Weekend 2Creating a Medieval Journal Don Taylor July 20(Master Class Series)Visual Design (Master Class Series) Freeman Patterson July 20Basketry for Beginners Jasmine Cull July 20Chasing (Introduction) Beth Biggs July 20-21Dyeing Wool and other Fibres with Acid Dyes Joanna Close July 21Dyeing Wool with Natural Dyes Joanna Close July 20Encaustic Painting: Beeswax plus Pigment Sarah Petite July 20-21Fashion Illustration Tracy Austin July 20-21Flax Processing Kings Landing July 20Pottery for Beginners Chris Colwell July 20Quilting Bee Kings Landing July 20

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Week 3Workshop Name Instructor DatesAdobe Lightroom 4 (Introduction) Jeff Crawford July 22-26Eight Pair of Earrings, Five Days Kristyn Cooper July 22-26Pattern Development (Introduction) Ellen Woolaver July 22-26Photoshop (Introduction) Drew Gilbert July 22-26Primitive Casting Trudy Gallagher July 22-26Punch Hooking with Yarns Doris Norman July 22-23Rug Hooking: William Morris Style Doris Norman July 24-26Throwing Skills with the Pottery wheel Juliette Scheffers July 22-26(Intermediate to Advanced)Acrylic Basics (Introduction) Deanna Musgrave July 22-26

Weekend 3Floor Loom Weaving Jacqueline Bourque July 27-28Interior Decoration: Creating a Decor you Love! Debra Quartermain July 27-28Knitting: Toe Up Entrelac Socks (Intermediate) Trish Campbell July 27-28Open Hearth Baking Kings Landing July 27Persian Tile Painting Samira Torabi July 27-30Silk Scarf Painting/Screen-printing Melanie Mitchell July 27-28Wire Artistry I: Earrings Trudy Gallagher July 27Wire Artistry II: Bracelets Trudy Gallagher July 28Wool Processing Kings Landing July 27

Week 4Aboriginal Ash Basketry: Maliseet Tradition Katie Nicholas July 29-Aug 2Digital Photography and Lighting (Advanced) Drew Gilbert July 29-Aug 2Raku: Pottery for Beginners and Beyond Peter Thomas July 29-Aug 2Sewing (Introduction) Melanie Mitchell July 29-Aug 2Stop Motion/Time-lapse Photography/Video Jeff Crawford July 29-Aug 2Studio Practice (Intermediate) Trudy Gallagher July 29-Aug 2Traditional Portraiture in Oils Marie Fox July 29-Aug 2

Weekend 4Finishing Techniques (Rug Hooking) Elizabeth Bastin August 3Herbs and Medicines Kings Landing August 3One Day Necklace Endeavour Deborah Wybou August 3Printing Press Kings Landing August 3Raku: Make, Glaze and Fire Chris Colwell August 3 & 5Stained Glass (Introduction) Brenda Downey August 3-4Wearable Art (Repurposing Clothing Kim Vose Jones August 3into Accessories)

Week 5Abstract and Non-Objective Painting Deanna Musgrave August 5-9Basic Silversmithing Kristyn Cooper August 5-9Felt Doll Making: Myth and Lore Kim Vose Jones August 5-9Photography Through a New Set of Eyes Jeff Crawford August 5-9Photoshop (Advanced) Drew Gilbert August 5-9That's Sew Fabulous (Sewing with Patterns) Melanie Mitchell August 5-9

506.460.2233edVentures@fredericton.cawww.edVentures.ca

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Friday 12-7, Saturday 9 - 4& Sunday 11 - 4

Featuring a wide variety ofMulticultural Cuisine

• Fresh Produce, Seafood,Meats, Cheese • Wines

• Jewelry • Arts & Crafts• Leather Goods • Bakery Items

• the list goes on.

www.thenorthsidemarket.ca311 St. Mary's Street

Fredericton NB E3A 2S5506-455-9164

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Enjoy 10% off allregular priced entrees

With coupon

280 King Street506-458-1212

Expires October 31, 2013

Day In A Soldiers LifeBuy two admissions and receive

third admission free.Barracks Square, Historic Garrison District

506-460-2837www.tourismfredericton.ca

Free pass must be used at the time of purchase.Limit one coupon per party. Expires Sept 2, 2013

$119.00 Standard Room, including2 Full Hot Breakfasts

Stay any Sunday night for only $89.00!480 Riverside Drive

506-460-5500, 1-800-596-4656www.ramadafredericton.com

Based on availability. Not applicable to groups or in conjunction with anyother discounts. Expires October 31, 2013

Buy 2 lunch entrées and get thesecond, of equal or lesser value,

50% off. Max 4 per table.“50 Best Restaurants in Canada” Macleans Magazine

100 Regent Street Fredericton, 506-455-2583www.thebluedoor.ca

Not valid with other promotions. Expires October 31, 2013

Comfort Inn Fredericton

10% off Standard Room RateFree Continental Breakfast797 Prospect Street, 506-453-0800

www.choicehotels.ca/cn241Only valid at check in. Not applicable to groups or in

conjunction with any other discount. Expires October 31, 2013

$89.00 per night

35 Mactaquac Road506-363-5111, 1-800-561-5111www.riversidefredericton.com

Not applicable to groups or in conjunction with any other discounts.Plus applicable taxes, based on availability.

Offer expires October 31, 2013

Receive a complimentaryAppetizer or Dessert withthe purchase of two Main

Course selectionsAvailable after 5pm daily

546 King Street, 506-459-0067www.brewbakers.ca

(Not valid with any other offer.) Expires. Oct.31/2013

$95 includes 2 beds & 2continental breakfasts.

Subject to availability.

958 Prospect St.506-462-4444 / 1-888-280-1122

www.howardjohnson.com

(Formerly Wandlyn Inn)

Expires October 31, 2013

Two for one admission to theFredericton Region Museum.

Officers’ Square506-455-6041

www.frederictonregionmuseum.comLimit one per person. Expires Nov.30, 2013

Buy 1 admission and getthe 2nd free

(equal or lesser value)503 Queen St. (Corner of Queen & Carleton)

506-453-3747www.nbsportshalloffame.com

@NBSHF NBSportsHallofFameExpires August 31, 2013

25% off week days and 35%Friday, Saturday and Sunday

225 Woodstock Rd.Fredericton, NB E3B 2H8

506-457-7000, 1-888-462-8800www.deltahotels.com

Not applicable to groups or in conjunction with anyother discounts. Rate code IFI. Expires October 31, 2013

796a Queen St. (Coach House)506-457-1975, www.calithumpians.com

One coupon per person.Expires September 1, 2013

Calithumpians$2 offHaunted Hikeswith this coupon

25% off Lunch food purchasesavailable from 11-3 Mon to Fri(excludes alcoholic beverages)

66 Regent Street 506-474-1199www.thesnooty.com

Expires October 31, 2013

15% off an Entree at any of ourrestaurants and patios.

Special room rates available! Ask about ourVisitor Information Centre "Rate of the Day"

(Subject to availability)659 Queen Street, 506-455-3371; 1-866-444-1946

www.cpfredericton.com(Not applicable to groups or in conjunction with any other discounts)

Expires October 31, 2013