>IT’S FOR THE KIDS An Atlantic Salmon Museum Fundraiser for the ‘Come Play on Our River’ Summer Camp HONORING GEORGE ROUTLEDGE George started tying flies after his first year of fishing and like all new fly tiers he thought he was going to add a great number of new flies to the history of Fly [...]
>Three Week Camp Itinerary Week 1 July 17th- Day1(Sunday): Arrival in New Brunswick 12:00pm (Midnight) – Flight would arrive at Moncton Airport. 1:30am – Arrival in Miramichi July 18th- Day 2- Families get familiar with international student. Student rests. July 19th Day 3: Outdoor Environmental/Team Building Experiences (Miramichi Valley High School- Back Parking Lot) 12:30pm [...]
>In June, 2010, our Miramichi region was named the 1st SMART Showcase Community in the world! Since then, the Miramichi River Tourism Association (MRTA) has been working closely with District 16 to use this unique designation as a catalyst for creating special opportunities for our youth, which will also lead to future benefits for our [...]
>In support of The Friends of Beaubears Island At the Chatham Head Rec Centre8am-1pm Sunday June 19, 2011 Tickets: $6 each or 5 for $25 Available at the Beaubears Island Interpretive Centre or Call 622-8526
>The Miramichi Folksong Festival and the Heritage Players to host Dinner/Theatre, THE ICING ON THE CAKE,Saturday, June 18th, Beaberbrook Kin Centre. 6:30pm. Tickets $30.00 each by reservations only ,call Susan at 506-622-1780 on or before June 10th.Featuring stories over the past 29 years and impersonations of some of the following guests – Ivan & Vivian [...]
>Father’s Day ShowFeaturing a tribute to Wilf Carter Miramichi Country Music OprySaturday June 18th, 2011 at 8:00pmAdmission $10.00836-9988 or 622-4403Now Licensed!
>Outstanding hospitality and fascinating stories are what you find on the Miramichi. Sit under the stars by the roaring outdoor campfire and experience both in this tradition of cultural exchange. You are about to explore the mix of cultures indicative of the original Miramichi settlers. Aboriginal, European and local “Miramichi-ers” form a “talking circle” where [...]