New Brunswick Event Tickets

New Brunswick
New Brunswick is a place to be for extraordinary maritime adventure. It is the only constitutional bilingual (English and French) province in Canada. As of Statistics Canada estimates 2008, the provincial population is 751,250. The province has a diverse population with an English-speaking majority and a large Francophone minority.

New Brunswick happens to be heaven on earth where water scene including rivers and beaches stretch from breathtaking to beautiful. Its no wonder to be either fascinated by the fragile beauty of coastal dunes or attracted by the Appalachians.

Its a place where theres never a dull moment. Experience the beauty of the region while being a part of regions rich canvas of cultural celebrations to its vibrant artistic community.

Education
Following its diversified population, New Brunswick has a parallel system of schools for both anglophone and francophone public. These public schools are providing comprehensive education system from kindergarten to grade 12. Also are there many religious or secular private schools in the region, such as the University preparatory Rothesay Netherwood School.

New Brunswicks private sector, too, has made a mark in this race and invested notably in education system; currently funding four secular universities and four private degree granting religious institutions. Other universities drawing students from across the province are the Universite de Moncton and University of New Brunswick.

Tourism
The province has a diverse array of mesmerizing attractions for tourists. Since New Brunswick is known to have lots of extraordinary Maritime adventures, it dares you to explore with their true essence and beauty. Treat yourself to the wonders in New Brunswick.

You will get whisked away by seeing the worlds highest tides rise and fall and exploring the ocean bottom. However, thats just the beginning of the wonders, you got to explore more such as Appalachian Range, Bay of Fundy, Chaley Bay, Dunes and Discovery Beaches and Rivers.

Other tourism spots enchanting both residents and visitors alike include the Kouchibouguac National Park, Mactaquac Provincial Park, Parlee Beach, Magnetic Hill Zoo, Crystal Palace, Magic Mountain Water Park, Sackville Waterfowl Park, Fundy National Park and Fundy Hiking Trail. Of the most interest is the Fundy National Park located on the Bay of Fundy near the village of Alma.

Fundy National Park spreads over seashore and Acadian coastal forests. On the banks of the sleepy river at twilight are fiddlers-in-canoes; an awe-inspiring attraction to serenade tourists. Also, dont miss hiking the breathtaking mountain trails of the Appalachian Range!

Museums & Galleries
The famous architect Renzo Piano says, A museum is a place where one should lose ones head. Therere eclectic and extraordinary collections of museums in New Brunswick province.

Among worth-visiting museums are the Musee acadien de lUniversite de Moncton, New Brunswick Museum and Metepenagiag Heritage Park and discover their unique history and cultural heritage they offer.

In addition, the province is also to a wide collection of galleries showing off the works of much-admired artists including local, national and international artists. Wander the galleries like Beaverbrook Art Gallery and Acacia Gallery and witness an exuberant collection of arts in making.

Culture & Entertainment
The rhythm of the New Brunswicks lively cultural scene is electrifying and people here find any reason a good reason to celebrate. To have fun, entertainment and excitement, be a part of the celebrations stretching from Scottish highland dance competitions to Acadian street parties and to First Nations drumming.

Spot revelers in Acadian colors at a boisterous Acadian Street Party called Tintamarre. Thrill yourself to the echoes of a Baroque music festival played on period instruments. Join in the other festivities in the region as well and be amazed at what max New-Brunswick can present you with. Indeed theres much to do here.

Theaters
New Brunswick is brimmed with different genres of entertainment including theaters, cinemas, damas, orchestra, operas and nightlife excitement. The Monctons downtown is a hub of theaters which feature the regions performing arts, drama, music, dance and comedy in both languages i.e. English and French.

In Canada, one of only a handful of fully-restored vaudeville theaters is the Capitol Theatre; featuring more than 200 performances annually. Also of consideration is The Playhouse which gave birth to Theatre New Brunswick in 1969.

In 1999, the Fredericton Playhouse was completely revamped which featured the first @thePlayhouse Season of performances in 2001.

The Playhouse has earned countrywide recognition for exposing the community to diverse, world class and exciting performances encompassing from music to theatre. Come and explore the majestic scale of New-Brunswick, making it truly a marvelous spectacle!