Annual Meeting

Planning Your Visit

Make the most of your time in Fredericton! We invite you to extend your visit – before or after the 2026 Annual Meeting -- to explore and take in some of the many attractions that Fredericton and New Brunswick have to offer.

Please refer to the following resources to assist you as you plan your participation in the 2026 Annual Meeting. We recommend booking activities and services in advance where possible as June is a busy tourism period for the city and beyond.

Tourism New Brunswick and Tourism Fredericton have dedicated resources that will help plan your visit. From local activities and attractions, to recommendations for great places to eat and drink or booking tours and must-see stops, Tourism Fredericton and Tourism New Brunswick can assist.

Links are included for each of the provider’s websites with booking information, photos, and descriptions to assist you throughout the planning process.  We recommend that you contact the individual operator to confirm details, hours of operation and availability in advance. 

Must-see stops and areas of interest

Local to Fredericton (Capital Region)

Check out the Ultimate Urban & Nature Experience checklist for the Fredericton Capital Region

This checklist will guide you through the must-see spots and must-do activities that combine the best of city life and nature's tranquillity.

For the Outdoor Enthusiast
Fredericton takes pride in its walkable, easy to access amenities and extensive trail system and offers a self-guided walking tour the downtown area. A complete map can be found here.

Wolastoq Adventures

This 100% Indigenous-owned business offering unique, unforgettable experiences on the stunning Wolastoq (Saint John) River, just steps from the Delta Hotels Fredericton. With illuminated kayaking and SUP experiences, equipped with vivid color-changing LED lights and waterproof Bluetooth speakers, Wolastoq ensures an abundance of enjoyment as you explore the beautiful and Saint John River. Boat tours are also offered. Click here to learn more...

For the Sports Fan

The New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame (NBSHF) is the lead authority in preserving and promoting New Brunswick’s rich sporting heritage and celebrates the stories of New Brunswick’s most inspiring athletes, the power of sports and demonstrates the positive impact that sport and the community of the people involved in sport have in shaping the lives of our youth.

For the Museum and History Buff

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Fredericton is home to The Beaverbrook Art Gallery, commonly referred to simply as The Beaverbrook, is a public art gallery in Fredericton, New Brunswick, named after William Maxwell "Max" Aitken, Lord Beaverbrook, who funded the building of the gallery and assembled the original collection. The Beaverbrook is New Brunswick's officially designated provincial art gallery.

A Historic Landmark Revitalized: The Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge

The Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge has long been a cherished landmark in Fredericton, New Brunswick, symbolizing connectivity and active living. Initially known as the Fredericton Railway Bridge, it served as an essential crossing for the region since its opening in the late 1880s. Today, it remains a vital link for pedestrians and cyclists offering breathtaking views of the Saint John River while seamlessly linking the city's north and south sides. With over 600,000 crossings each year, the bridge is not just an essential part of Fredericton's transportation network – it's a cornerstone of community life and recreation. Click for map

Fredericton City Hall, Clockworks and Phoenix Square

Fredericton's City Hall, built in 1876, is the oldest one still in use in the Maritimes. Until 1952, the square in front of the building was used as a public farmers' market. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the second floor was used as an Opera House, and was the entertainment centre of the city. In 2013, the fountain in front of City Hall was restored to its original 3-tiered height. The cherub atop the fountain is affectionately known by locals as 'Freddy the Nude Dude'.

Explore Local

Historic Garrison District

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history and culture at the Historic Garrison District, a cherished National Historic Site in Downtown Fredericton. With its scenic riverside location and storied past as a garrison town, this captivating destination offers a glimpse into Fredericton’s heritage through a blend of attractions, tours, and daily entertainment. Explore cobblestone streets lined with historic buildings, indulge in local artisanal offerings at the bustling Garrison Night Market, and be enchanted by free live concerts and outdoor films.

Delve into Local Indigenous Experiences

The First Nations in New Brunswick carry forward deep connections to the land and waters, sharing their living cultures through art, language, and traditions. Visitors can explore unique experiences that offer the opportunity to sample traditional food, participate in a craft workshop or smudging ceremony, listen to aboriginal stories and folklore, or embark on a medicine walk. Learn more about the activities available in and around Fredericton as well as throughout New Brunswick.

A Taste of Freddy

From cozy dining rooms to patios along the Wolastoq – get a taste of the Fredericton Capital Region every season of the year.

Experience the Fredericton Taproom Trail

Developed by Fredericton Capital Region Tourism in collaboration with 11 popular local breweries, the Fredericton Taproom Trail gives you the perfect way to explore Atlantic Canada’s craft brewing capital, and discover your next favourite craft brew! 

Unique to Freddy: Picaroons Brewing Company

We are Picaroons Brewing Company, 540 NORTH & Grain & Grind Cafe. At Picaroons we serve approachable drinks to accommodate every taste. 540 NORTH takes fine dining techniques and sourcing to make a casual menu that’s suitably social and The Grain & Grind Coffee Co. serves delicious hot and cold drinks, pastries, and snacks.

Shopping

From handmade crafts in local markets across the Region to unique boutiques with curated goods in the heart of the City - the shopping scene in Fredericton Capital Region is hard to beat.

The Artisan District
The Corbett Centre

Click here for a full list of stores.

Arts and Entertainment

Fredericton has a thriving arts community, with institutes that showcase the evolving landscape of both local and national art scenes, including amazing gift shops, which offer some truly excellent finds. Click here for a full listing.

Exploring New Brunswick

In New Brunswick, any reason is a good reason to celebrate! With festivals, local culinary and cultural events, and indoor and outdoor activities, there is guaranteed to be something for everyone. We recommend visiting Tourism New Brunswick as you plan your visit.

Adventures and Attractions
With more than a dozen distinct regions, every part of New Brunswick has its own way of extending a war, welcome. Come early or stay late and #EXPLORENB.

The Bay of Fundy and area

Hiking, Parks and Beaches

Festivals and Events

Living Roots Music Festival – June 3-7, 2026

Multi venue, multi genre festival in downtown Fredericton, with 15 stages and over 70 acts from all over the world: full range or solo, duo and bands, poetry... anything goes. We believe in live art bringing community together. 

Explore the Flavors of New Brunswick

Experience the Acadian culture and what makes it so unique!

Weather and Packing Tips: The daily temperature in early-June ranges from highs of 20-22°C (approximately 68-72 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day to lows of 8-11°C (approximately 46-50 degrees Fahrenheit) in the evening.

Take a look at historical weather data to get an idea of what the conditions may be like for your trip. You can find the City of Fredericton’s historical weather information here.

Having a fleece or jacket on hand for easy layering will keep you comfortable wherever you are as it tends to be cooler in the evening. Comfortable footwear is also recommended.