The Atlantic Food Truck Festival is coming to Moncton on Aug 1st and 2nd, 2026. So much to discover! Mark the date now and come HUNGRY! A complete family event for foodies and friends. A world of Street Food Vendors, International delights, Live Entertainment and Activities.See the details and updates at www.atlanticfoodtruckfestival.com

Jonas Brothers are coming to Moncton this Summer to play the Croix-Bleue Medavie Stadium on August 8th! With them, very special guest Arkells!

Pauly Shore is an American comedian, actor, and pop culture icon best known for his energetic, laid-back “weasel” persona. He rose to fame in the 1990s through MTV as a VJ before starring in cult comedy films like Encino Man, Son in Law, and Bio-Dome. Known for his quick wit, physical comedy, and distinctive delivery, Shore continues to […]

Max McNown is a rising singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt lyrics and stripped-back, acoustic-driven sound. Blending elements of folk and indie pop, his music captures raw emotion and everyday storytelling, quickly connecting with a growing audience online and on stage. His songs often explore themes of love, loss, and personal growth, delivered with an authenticity […]

JUST ANNOUNCED! The Band Perry is bringing The Psycho Rodeo Tour to Casino New Brunswick on August 14! Known for hits like “If I Die Young” and “Better Dig Two,” this powerhouse duo brings it every performance. Tickets on sale Friday!  ticketmaster.ca/casino-new-brunswick

Every Quinzou, Moncton bursts with joie de vivre in celebration of National Acadian Day, and this year is no exception. Pre-Tintamarre Festivities – 12 p.m. The party starts early at City Hall Plaza and Parc Gérald-Leblanc (named in honour of an Acadian icon!) with an afternoon of: ● Live music ● Free cupcakes ● Face […]

 TAKE A TRIP BACK TO THE 80s  Holy Whale Beer Hall is turning into the ultimate retro party on Saturday, August 16 as legendary Canadian new wave band Spoons hits the stage for one unforgettable night! Formed in 1980, a young band from Burlington, Ontario would soon make "Spoons" a different kind of household word. […]