When: Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m.
Where: Amphitheatre 163, Jacqueline Bouchard Building, Université de Moncton - see map at foot of page
Admission: $6 - - $4 for members
Membership: $10 adult and $8 seniors/students
The Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise Greater Moncton launched the Greater Moncton Immigration Board jointly in 2006. It is a non-profit organization, supported by the three municipalities of Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview. The Greater Moncton Immigration Board was created to better address the settlement needs of newcomers in the area. Information includes:
Apply for a Permanent resident card 8
Find temporary housing 10
Apply for a Social Insurance Number 12
Apply for a Health Insurance Card 12
Open a bank account 17
Begin the process to get your driver’s license 18
Find a family doctor 21
Register your kids in school 24
Improve your English and/or French 27
Begin a job search 29
Astronomers over the centuries, through millions of observations, developed ways of using the starts to track seasons, erecting large structures to follow the path of the sun and moon and even navigate the seas and oceans.
Come and rediscover the cosmos through a series of fascinating activities that explore the impressive phenomena of Space - FESTIVAL EVENT DETAILS
by Heather Ferguson
The languid lassitude of long, hot summer days are drawing to a close as autumn, resplendent in her carnival colours, hovers on our doorsteps. Already, balmy evenings lengthen into cool nights a the whisper of a winter wind, perhaps not far off, lingers on the edge of our awareness.
Check out David Copperfield and Marilyn Manson as highlight concerts at the Moncton Coliseum this fall, and visit the KnowNewBrunswick events list for other big events in the region.
Metro Moncton has a phenomenal number of locations for enjoying coffee and dining out; however it can often seem that for the most part, these establishments are operated by national and international companies. (A browse through KnowMoncton's restaurant / coffee bar directory gives you an idea of the number and variety of all there is!)Café Cognito: Open Mon-Fri: 7:30 to 5:30p.m. & Sat: 10 to 4p.m. Closed Sundays and Holidays
Address: 700, Main Street, Moncton
Phone: 854-4888
Parking: City car park - nearest is BlueCross accessed from Assomption Blvd.)
Serving,local, freshly roasted, freshly ground coffee from Down East Coffee Roasters, Cafe Cognito sets the bar for a consistent, excellent cup of coffee be it a regular or espresso based cup. Their tea selection is of the excellent loose leaf variety and locally baked produce is available at the counter. There's a light lunch menu that includes some great healthy choices. Situated on the ground floor of the McSweeney Company Heritage Building the cafe's urban atmosphere also provides outdoor seating to enjoy the busy downtown.
Cafe Calactus: Open from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. every day
Address: 125 Church Street, Moncton - corner with St. George Blvd. Moncton
Phone: 388-4833
Parking: Small car park
Ten years ago, Cafe Calactus began on Mountain Road with their vegetarian menu, and it was their attention to healthy options and getting it right that helped them to grow and move to their new home on the corner of Church and St. George.
With a larger and eclectic menu the food still caters to vegetarians and now, there are many options for those who don't eat dairy food and those who avoid wheat foods. From spicy and hot to simple but not plain - the food is delicious. Lots of healthy choices on the drinks menu too. The decor has been developed with love and attention and the atmosphere is uniquely inspired to give a very enjoyable evening out, as well as provide a short-stop to revive. This is a very healthy and relaxing location to enjoy!
Cafe Archibald: Open every day from 10:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Address: 221 Mountain Road / 216 Gauvin Road
Phone: Moncton 853-8819 / Dieppe 853-7974
Parking: Small car park / Dieppe City Hall car park
For at least ten years, the people at Cafe Archibald have been serving the best crepes in town! The menu has an apparently endless combination of savory crepes and - if you have enough space - some delicious choices in sweet crepes. Also, there are pizzas made to order and all kinds of other good possibilities. The decor gives a unique atmosphere and the terrase is excellent when the weather cooperates. Building on this success you can also find a new version of Cafe Archibald in Dieppe!
Famous for its Longhorn Canyon beef, fresh seafood, pastas, rotisserie chicken and fabulous ribs, Maverick's offers a full breakfast, lunch and evening menu daily.
Since Maverick's Steakhouse and Grill opened in 1998, we've raised the standard of excellence for steakhouses to a whole new level. Affordable, family friendly dining is the hallmark of Maverick's.
Reservations are strongly recommended. Please contact our reservation desk for availability, or to inquire about our specials at 506-855-3346.
Maverick's offers you three unique settings:| Sunday | 7:30am to 9:00pm |
| Monday - Thursday | 6:30am to 10:00pm |
| Friday | 6:30am to 11:00pm |
| Saturday | 7:30am to 11:00pm |
40 Lady Ada Blvd (off Mapleton Road), in the Future Inns Hotel - close to the intersection with TCH 2
Phone: 506.855.3346
by Heather Ferguson
The Greater Moncton Area is the perfect stop along the way for visitors to our region. Not only is it a gateway to the lovely island province of Prince Edward Island and all of its delights and to Nova Scotia with its perfect blend of history and modern charm, it is also a vital link to indelible experiences in its very own backyard.
Don’t forget to visit the university Town of Sackville just a 20-minute drive away from Moncton. It’s home to Mount Allison University, Campbell’s Carriage Factory Museum, the historic Marshlands Inn and Restaurant, the Waterfowl Park and a host of world class art galleries including the Owen’s Art Gallery at the university and Fog Forest Gallery in Downtown Sackville.
The Fifth Annual Rendez-vous Festival will showcase Metro Moncton’s cultural diversity in crafts, foods, dancing, and costume. Sponsored by the Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area (MAGMA), this wonderful festival will celebrate the various ethnic groups that make up our population. Enjoy this event which will take place from June 25 to July 1 at Victoria Park.
The highlight of this month is most certainly Bon Jovi in Concert at the Magnetic Hill Concert Site on June 27. Call 1-888-720-5800 or go online at www.tickets.moncton.ca for tickets! Do you love dance? Visit the Atlantic Dance Festival from Jun 25 to 28 with shows, workshops, films and demos.
August is ushered in by New Brunswick Day celebrations in Downtown Moncton on August 4 and continues with Fete des Acadiens on August 15. Turner’s Victoria Park Arts and Crafts Fair will take place from August 7 to 9 with the talents of local artisans and visiting vendors from as far afield as Ontario and Nova Scotia in attendance.
In fact, right across the Maritime, concerts in almost every province have attracted big names in entertainment, ranging from Blue Rodeo and Matt Minglewood at the Miramichi Cultural Fest on Jun 26 and Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw, and others at Cavendish, P.E.I. from July 10 to 12 to Sir Paul McCartney at the Halifax Common on July 11, followed by Kiss in Concert at the same venue on July 6. See below for a complete listing of concert destinations throughout the Maritimes for Summer 2009!
The sheer variety and quality of events taking place across the Maritimes this summer means that vacationers can create their own experience from a range of choices whether it be a lazy, languid, sun-drenched stay at a seaside retreat, an exciting, heart-pounding, revved-up concert run, or a combination of both. Whatever you choose, make summer 2009 one filled with memorable experiences! Enjoy!
A day - or the entire summer - in Shediac and the surrounding area gives huge opportunities to get to know this beautiful coastal regions; enjoy the concerts and entertainment; watch and participate in the beach sports; and join in the annual festivals. And that’s not to mention the wonderful, local hospitality!
Parlee Beach plays host to events and sports throughout the summer; there’s beach volleyball, ultimate Frisbee, rugby, football, aikido, yoga, skim board, a water race, triathlon championships, and the lifeguard championships! This Provincial Park beach is also the location for Surf-ivor and The Extreme Fun Run Car Show. (Parlee Beach at-a-glance even line-up)
For golf, Shediac has Wikiwak and then there’s Pine Needles at Grand-Barachois and Golf Bouctouche just along the coast. (Golf Guide for the region)
This year, Magnetic Hill’s Flea Market moves home to Shediac and becomes the Giant Shediac Flea Market and - still in July - Shediac’s Fine Art and Craft Festival is staged in Pascal Poirier Park. In September, the Shediac Motorcycle Lobster Rally roars to town. 
Live concerts - large and small - are here! There’s Family Concerts in the Park every Thursday, there’s the Annual Mega Acadian Concert, and the brilliant three-day Blues Festival. Along the coast at Barachois are Classic Rock events.
Shediac and the nearby towns provide sunny, summer memories for locals and visitors year after year - and not just because of the beautiful beaches with warm waters: This vibrant community warmly welcomes visitors and invites you to come and join in our festivals and fun.
Nominations should be sent no later than 4pm on Friday, June 19th, 2009 to services@gmcc.nb.ca or by fax: 857-9209
Selection: Nominations will be submitted to a panel of judges comprised of business leaders from the Greater Moncton region. Companies may only be nominated in one category.
Friday, July 17, 2009
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Location: Moncton Coliseum Agrena C, Killam Drive, Moncton 
Danny Zzzz first began his stage career as a musician but set his instrument aside to pursue interests in the field of broadcast radio. Having made the decision to leave broadcast radio, Danny Zzzz then went on to establish and operate a successful business franchise well known throughout southern Ontario. Following this, Danny Zzzz gathered his team and focused on a form of entertainment, which had been magically, and secretly hidden inside him for decades.
Centre For Speed: Go-Kart racing Saturdays
When: Open Saturdays from 3 PM to Dark all Summer from June 20th to August 29th
Where The CENTRE for Speed, 1157 Rte 133, Grand Barachois, 5km past Parlee Beach
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Don't miss the Atlantic Truck Show, one of Canada's "must-attend" trucking events
Craught 'n' Draught Crafting at Marky’s Laundromat Espresso Bar when: The first Monday of every month at 7:00 p.m.
Where: 382B St. George Street (on the corner of Cameron)
Moncton Golf Club and Golf Course Guide is your local resource for golf courses and golf clubs in the Greater Moncton region.Seven golf clubs are within 25 minutes of Moncton and another seven are within 50 minutes drive. This region has a wide range of excellent golf courses and these pages will help you to make the comparisons: Comparisons to find the course for your perfect day of golf and the club for your new membership.
This region has award winning and signature golf courses; friendly, local golf clubs and some outstanding value packages... There are six charity golf tournaments this year and the Royale Cup Canadian Women's Amateur Championship 2009 ... more golf information for Moncton
About Lobster | Lobster Shops & Fisheries | Select, Cook & Eat Lobster | Dine Out on Lobster | Lobster Seasons
Lobster is fished from the North East & South East New Brunswick waters and is a valuable seafood export for Canada. Here in the Maritimes, the lobster has changed in its significance over the past century or so.Lobster processing facilities and transportation possibilities opened up the enjoyment and appreciation for lobster at the table locally, across Canada and beyond Canada. Eventually, eating, enjoying and craving lobster became widespread. Now, each lobster season is much anticipated and celebrated. The industry has developed from a basic, local food to serious business, with exports and a lively tourist attraction for the fishing regions.
More than 2,000 athletes and team officials from more than 180 countries will be welcomed to the Metro Moncton Region for the Athletics Championships. The newly constructed, 10,000-seat stadium at Université de Moncton will host the events. The three-storey stadium will hold 10,000 spectators with... more on the World Championships
June
NB League Volleyball Youth Tournament
Atlanticade Motorcycle Festival Rally
Volleyball, Wednesdays: 4x4 coed - season begins: 17-18 of June
Volleyball, Thursdays: 2x2 male and 2x2 female - season begins: 17-18 of June... more Parlee Beach events
The Dieppe Kite Festival is an event in Dieppe, NB that brings together visiting countries such as The United States of America, France, Germany, Martinique, England, Australia, Haïti, Holland, Tasmania, Scotland and Switzerland.The fourth Dieppe Kite International takes place once again at Dover Park. Over 50,000 people are expected and organizers believe that the numbers will increase over the next few years... event schedule and more
Fundy National Park offers interpretive programs on everything from the great tides of Fundy to the changing forests.
Seven golf clubs are within 25 minutes of Moncton and another seven are within 50 minutes drive. This region has a wide range of excellent golf courses and these pages will help you to make the comparisons: Comparisons to find the course for your perfect day of golf and the club for your new membership.
Property Owners, Merchants, Downtown Employees and General Public are welcome... more information
122 Moncton Sea Cadets - Meeting
When: Every Tuesday from 6-9 p.m.
Where: CFB Moncton Garrison Gym (Capitol Avenue at St. George)
Open to all youth ages 12-18 years old
Contact: 866-7179, 122sea@cadets.net or visit the Garrison Gym on any Tuesday evening
Friday July 10th to Sunday July 18th, Surfivor, Parlee Beach, Pointe du Chene
A lucky 14 New Brunswick surfivor contestants live together outdoors for as long as they are in the competition. They battle for rewards daily at 2pm on the beach, and fight for immunity nightly at 7pm behind the admin building.
The Surf-ivor contests are followed by a family-friendly, bilingual TRIBAL Council nightly at 7:30pm. Bring some cash along, there will be amazing prize baskets which were provided by our sponsors available for draws. Come out daily and nightly and cheer on your favorite contestant in Parlee Beach Surf-ivor 2009. Surfivor details for contestants and audience
Summer at La dune de Bouctouche and Irving Eco-Centre
Open May 9th to September 6th, 2009
Irving Eco-Centre: La dune de Bouctouche was developed by J.D. Irving, Limited to preserve and restore one of the few remaining great sand dunes on the northeastern coastline of North America.
This sand dune stretches 12 km across Bouctouche Bay and visitors can use the 2 km of boardwalk stretching along the dune to explore both the dune’s wilderness and its salt marsh... hours of operation etc
When: Sunday May 17th FROM 8:00 p.m. til midnight
Where: VooDoo Night Club, 938 Mountain Road
Admission: $10
Must have a valid high school ID
HOT New Music - LigHt and ViDeo show - GreaT ParTy AtmospHere