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January 16 – February 2 2020 JANUARY 16 – FEBRUARY 2 2020 This winter don’t hibernate, Celebrate! Shivering Songs Crabbe Mountain Fredericton Playhouse January 16 – 19 Weekend Event Date Time Price Location Frozen Interactive Sing-along Jan 16 2:30pm FREE Fredericton Public Library Crabbe Mountain Half Price Night Jan 16 4 - 9pm Various Crabbe Mountain (See Pg. 20) Night Market Jan 16 5 - 10pm FREE Picaroons Roundhouse Creativity Flow Yoga Jan 16 7 - 8:30pm $20 Beaverbrook Art Gallery Thirsty Thursday Jan 16 6 - 10pm FREE Tipsy Muse Café Cook for the Cure Jan 16 6:30 - 9pm $75 STU Conference Centre Junior A Hockey: Fredericton Jan 16 7pm $6 - $14 Grant Harvey Centre Red Wings vs. Grand Falls Art for Frosti-Tots: Jan 17 10 - 11am $10 Beaverbrook Art Gallery Texture Painting Puzzles Crabbe Mountain Family Night Jan 17 4 - 9pm Various Crabbe Mountain (See Pg. 20) Pub Choir Jan 17 6:30pm $5 Picaroons Roundhouse East Coast Art Party: The Race Jan 17 6:30 - 9:30pm $24.95 Stuft Burger Bar & Poutinerie University Men’s Hockey: Jan 17 7pm $5 - $12 Aitken Centre UNB vs. Acadia Hot Toast Records Presents: Jan 17 7:30pm $25 Tipsy Muse Café Ethan Ash Tentacle Tribe Jan 17 7:30pm Pay What Fredericton Playhouse You Will An Evening with Cathy Hutch Jan 17 8pm $10 Grimross Brewing Co. Downtown Ice Sculpture Jan 18 All Day FREE Various Downtown Showcase Locations Boyce Farmers Market Jan 18 6am - 1pm FREE Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market edVentures NBCCD: Beginners Jan 18 9am - 4pm $110 New Brunswick College Basketry (Pre-registration Required) of Craft & Design The Cultural Market Jan 18 9am - 2pm FREE Cultural Centre Queens Pop-up Market Jan 18 10am - 4pm FREE 384 Queen st. / 2nd Floor Bowling, Burgers and Beer Jan 18 Various (See Pg. 12) $120 The Drome (Team of 4) Adult Watercolour Workshop Jan 18 1 - 4pm $50 Beaverbrook Art Gallery Flip to page 20 for More Cool Events! 4 Culinary Ice Sculptures Skating Workshops Fashion Event Date Time Price Location Daily Gleaner Old Fashioned Jan 18 1 - 2pm FREE Officers’ Square Skating Party w/ Marian FredKid Frosty Movie Jan 18 1pm (FR) & FREE Bernard-Poirier Theatre 3pm (ENG) Celtic Jam Jan 18 2 - 5pm FREE Tipsy Muse Café Guided Tours of the Beaverbrook Jan 18 2pm (ENG) & FREE w/ Beaverbrook Art Gallery Art Gallery 3pm (FR) Admission Torque King of the Mountain Jan 18 4 - 9pm $10 Crabbe Mountain University Men’s Hockey: Jan 18 4pm $5 - $12 Aitken Centre UNB vs. Saint Mary’s FROSTival Presents: By the Fire Jan 18 6 - 7:30pm FREE Officers’ Square w/ Evan Leblanc The Motorleague Jan 18 7 - 10pm $15 Tipsy Muse Café NB Country Music Showcase Jan 18 7:30pm $26 Fredericton Playhouse East Coast Vogue Fashion Show Jan 18 8pm $10 Grimross Brewing Co. Brick House Babes Winter Drag Jan 18 10pm $6 Capital Complex Competition 2020 Maritime Cup Jan 18 & 19 1pm & 10am TBA Killarney Lake Park Northside Market Jan 18 & 19 Various (See Pg. 20) FREE Northside Market Talk & Sweat Workshop: Jan 19 12:30 - 1:45pm $25 Sweat Club Inc. Managing Macros & Carbs Cricket Cove Workshop: Jan 19 1 - 3pm $25 Cricket Cove Yarn Store Basic Pattern Reading Odd Sunday Reading Series Jan 19 2pm FREE Tipsy Muse Café University Women’s Hockey: Jan 19 3pm $4 - $10 Aitken Centre UNB vs. Saint Mary’s Radical Edge Presents: Jan 19 7 - 9pm FREE UNB Woodlot Stars and Snow Shoes (Pre-registration Required) Oakland Lodge Sleigh Rides Jan 16 - Feb 2 By Appointment Various Oakland Farm & Lodge (See Pg. 21) Sandwith Sleigh Rides Jan 16 - Feb 2 By Appointment Various Royal Road (See Pg. 21) 5 January 23 – 26 Weekend Event Date Time Price Location Collective Theatrics Presents: Jan 22 - 25 7:30pm $25 Tom Morrison Theatre Jesus Christ Superstar (FHS) Creative Showcase by the Artists Jan 23 10am - 5pm FREE Beaverbrook Art Gallery of Jobs Unlimited Crabbe Mountain Half Price Night Jan 23 4 - 9pm Various Crabbe Mountain (See Pg. 20) Night Market Jan 23 5 - 10pm FREE Picaroons Roundhouse Thirsty Thursday Jan 23 6 - 10pm FREE Tipsy Muse Café Junior A Hockey: Fredericton Jan 23 7pm $6 - $14 Grant Harvey Centre Red Wings vs. Summerside Art for Frosti-Tots: Jan 24 10 - 11am $10 Beaverbrook Art Gallery Optical Illusions Collage Crabbe Mountain Family Night Jan 24 4 - 9pm Various Crabbe Mountain (See Pg. 20) East Coast Art Party: Winter Fox Jan 24 5:30 - 8:30pm $21.95 Stuft Burger Bar & Poutinerie University Men’s Volleyball: Jan 24 6pm $4 - $10 Richard J. Currie Center UNB vs. Sherbrooke University Men’s Hockey: Jan 24 7pm $5 - $12 Aitken Centre UNB vs Dalhousie University Women’s Volleyball: Jan 24 7:30pm $4 - $10 Richard J. Currie Center UNB vs. Acadia Banff Mountain Film Festival Jan 24 & 25 6:30pm $23 Fredericton Playhouse Ultimate Frisbee Tournament: Jan 24 - 26 Various FREE Various frUIT Bowl Boyce Farmers Market Jan 25 6am - 1pm FREE Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market Annual UCT - Fredericton Jan 25 9am $100 Fredericton Inn Poker Championship UNB Rock & Ice Annual Banff Jan 25 9am - 4pm $10 UNB Rock & Ice Club Competition edVentures NBCCD: Jan 25 9am - 4pm $115 New Brunswick College Rusted: Intro to Rust Printing of Craft & Design (Pre-registration Required) The Cultural Market Jan 25 9am - 2pm FREE Cultural Centre Queens Pop-up Market Jan 25 10am - 4pm FREE 384 Queen st. / 2nd Floor Tour De Beer by RVC Jan 25 11am - 7pm $52.50 Various (SOLD OUT!) Mactaquac Park: Jan 25 12 - 4pm FREE Mactaquac Park WinterWellderness Flip to page 20 for More Cool Events! 6 Family Fun Whisky Poker Comedy Art Films Event Date Time Price Location edVentures NBCCD: Jan 25 1 - 4pm $55 New Brunswick College Traditional Block Printmaking of Craft & Design (Pre-registration Required) March of the 104th Celebration: Jan 25 1 - 4pm FREE The Green / Across from Tent Group Race Provincial Cenotaph UNB Leisure Learning: Jan 25 1 - 4pm $70 Le’s Gift House / Floral Design 101 King’s Place Mall University Men’s Volleyball: Jan 25 1pm $4 - $10 Richard J. Currie Center UNB vs. Sherbrooke University Volleyball Jan 25 1pm & 3pm $3 - $8 Lady Beaverbrook Doubleheader STU Gymnasium Chinese New Year Open House Jan 25 2 - 5pm FREE By the River B&B Guided Tours of the Beaverbrook Jan 25 2pm (ENG) & FREE w/ Beaverbrook Art Gallery Art Gallery 3pm (FR) Admission Whisky Nosing & Tasting Jan 25 3pm $50 Lunar Rogue FROSTival Presents: Jan 25 6 - 7:30pm FREE Officers’ Square By the Fire with Colin Fowlie The O’Me Nerves Comedy Series Jan 25 6pm & 10pm $25 Grimross Brewing Co. The MGMA Gospel Concert Jan 25 6:30pm Free Will Devon Park Offering Baptist Church Chickahominy Mountain Band Jan 25 7 - 10pm $10 Tipsy Muse Café University Men’s Hockey: Jan 25 7pm $5 - $12 Aitken Centre UNB vs StFX Art Battle FROSTival Jan 25 7:30pm $12 - $20 Charlotte St. Arts Centre Crabbe Mountain Jan 25 & 26 9am $20 & $20 Crabbe Mountain Everest Challenge (Lift & Pass) Northside Market Jan 25 & 26 Various (See Pg. 20) FREE Northside Market Family Art Day Jan 26 12 - 5pm FREE Beaverbrook Art Gallery SnoGa with Adam Flanagan Jan 26 1pm By Donation Pheonix Square / City Hall Junior A Hockey: Fredericton Jan 26 2pm $6 - $14 Grant Harvey Centre Red Wings vs. Campbellton Open Mic Jan 26 2 - 5pm FREE Tipsy Muse Café Chinese New Year Gala Jan 26 6:30pm $15 - $25 Fredericton Playhouse Oakland Lodge Sleigh Rides Jan 16 - Feb 2 By Appointment Various Oakland Farm & Lodge (See Pg. 21) Sandwith Sleigh Rides Jan 16 - Feb 2 By Appointment Various Royal Road (See Pg. 21) 7 January 30 - February 2 Weekend Event Date Time Price Location Motherhood Mount Eerie & Julie Doiron Tomato/Tomato Les Hay Babies Shivering Songs Music Festival Jan 29 - Feb 2 Motherhood with Jan 31 10:30pm $12 Charlotte St. FUZE Orchestra Arts Center Mount Eerie & Julie Doiron Feb 1 8pm $25 Wilmot United Church Tomato/Tomato Feb 1 9pm $20 Fredericton Public Library Les Hay Babies Feb 1 10pm $20 Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market Crabbe Mountain Speed Week Jan 27 - Feb 2 9am $40 Crabbe Mountain Theatre UNB Presents: Jan 29 - Feb 1 7:30pm $8 - $14 Memorial Hall Auditorium The 39 Steps Crabbe Mountain Half Price Night Jan 30 4 - 9pm Various Crabbe Mountain (See Pg. 20) NBCCD Permanent Collection Jan 30 4:30 - 6:30pm FREE CreatedHere / Exhibition Opening NBCCD Studio Night Market Jan 30 5 - 10pm FREE Picaroons Roundhouse Branch Out Productions Presents: Jan 30 - Feb 1 7:30pm $25 Tom Morrison Theatre Murder on The Orient Express (FHS) Art for Frosti-Tots: Ice Painting Jan 31 10 - 11am $10 Beaverbrook Art Gallery Crabbe Mountain Family Night Jan 31 4 - 9pm Various Crabbe Mountain (See Pg. 20) FROSTival Downtown Gallery Hop Jan 31 5 - 8pm FREE Various Downtown Locations East Coast Art Party: Jan 31 6:30 - 9:30pm $24.95 Stuft Burger Bar & Winter Morning Poutinerie Adult Science Night - Jan 31 7 - 10pm $18 Science East Science After Dark! University Women’s Hockey: Jan 31 7pm $3 - $6 Grant Harvey Centre STU Tommies vs. StFX Boyce Farmers Market Feb 1 6am - 1pm FREE Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market Crabbe Mountain Super Demo Day Feb 1 9am - 5pm FREE Crabbe Mountain edVentures NBCCD: Feb 1 9am - 4pm $110 New Brunswick College Zen and the Art of Spoon Carving of Craft & Design (Pre-registration Required) Flip to page 20 for More Cool Events! 8 Music Theatre Science Fun Outdoor Adventure Event Date Time Price Location The Cultural Market Feb 1 9am - 2pm FREE Cultural Centre Queens Pop-up Market Feb 1 10am - 4pm FREE 384 Queen St.
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