A wave of white and red colors will sweep around New Brunswick on Tuesday on the occasion of Canada’s Day celebrations.
Acadia Nouvelle offers an overview of the main activities that will take place in the province.
Bathurst
A full day of family entertainment, music, food and festivities is planned at the Coronation Park.
The opening ceremony with dignitaries will start at 10:45 am and will be followed by musical shows by Roger Savoie & Gizele, Peter Boro’s Family Hearts Club Band and Zakoustik.
Food trucks and a children’s area will also be there.
Edmundston
Canada’s Day will be celebrated in place of the craftsman between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
The programming includes a family zumba session in the morning, music with artist Daniel Bérubé and a magic show on the South Hour, as well as shows by various artists all afternoon.
Hot-dogs and refreshments will be offered, in addition to inflatable games and makeup for children.
Other similar activities are also scheduled for Tuesday at the New Brunswick botanical garden.
Belle-many
Belle-Baie en Action offers a day of Nigadoo sportplex celebrations.
Official ceremony, live music with Stéphane Leblanc, inflatable games for children, family activities and cake will be on the program for the occasion.
Campbellton
The Riverside Park will host Canada’s celebrations this year in Campbellton.
The festivities will start at 11 a.m. with the opening ceremony and the hoist of the flag. Cake, music, pony towers, magician, inflatable castle, makeup, friendship on the JC van Horne bridge, dance and fireworks along the Riveraine promenade appear at the celebrations schedule.
In case of rain, the festivities will take place in the civic center.
Saint-Quentin
The festivities of the Canada Festival in Saint-Quentin will be held at the Centennial Park from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. with karaoke, music, new arrivals, canteen, inflatable games, lifting of the flag and speech of use.
Vallées-des-Rivières
The firefighters of Saint-Léonard and the city of Vallée-des-Rivières invite the community to celebrate Canada at Parc Clarence Bourgoin with a hot dog grill festival and the traditional cake with white and red frosting on the midday.
Caraquet
A day of family celebrations awaits the population of Caraquet.
Opening ceremony with lifting of the flag and speeches, BBQ, observation rally, canteen and bar, mini-ferme, creative market, inflatable games, makeup, music, pony tower and fireworks are playing between 11 a.m. and 11 p.m. in the crossroads sector.
Tracadie
Canada’s festival in Tracadie offers a day that will be full of activities for the family at the Center-Ville market.
Raising the flag and speeches of the dignitaries, BBQ and cake, inflatable games and DIY, observation rally, dance demonstration and music with local artists will be there between 11:30 am and 5.30pm in addition to fireworks at 10 p.m.
Moncton
Under the name, the Beautiful Canada celebration!, The celebrations of July 1 in Moncton will take place in the Riverain park.
Throughout the day, music shows on stage and fireworks will be playing in addition to different activities for participants.
A game area for children will be open from noon to 8 p.m. with itinerant artists, inflatable game structures and tattooing sessions.
Shows will also be offered on the stage of the Midi Riverain Park at 4.30 p.m.
Live shows will be offered from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the main scene with the groups Third Harmony, The Mainlanders, Beauxmont and Matt Mays. The day will end with fireworks at 10:00 p.m.
Dieppe
Canada will also be in the spotlight in Dieppe as part of the festivities to be held in place 1604 on July 1.
Richard art show, inflatable games and family games and activities, official protocol ceremony, show of the ABOITEAU group and patriotic fireworks are on the program of the day.
Saint-Jean
Saint-Jean will celebrate on the seafront with a day of free festivities.
The event will take place from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Ihtoli-Maqahamok gathering area and in the container village on Water Street.
Multicultural shows, live music, a circus school, magic shows, interactive games, the cake cup and fireworks at night at Long Wharf are offered for the occasion.
Fredericton
Canada’s Day will obviously be celebrated in the provincial capital.
The meeting is given in downtown Fredericton to enjoy a day of family entertainment where the party begins at noon with inflatable castles, artistic creations and interactive activities in the historic area of ​​the garrison.
Shows will be presented on the main stage of the Place des officers from noon to 10:30 p.m.
The headliner of the festivities will be the Men Without Hats group, which was a worldwide success in the 1980s with the Safety Dance play.
