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to our beautiful region, our Restigouche!
to our beautiful region, our Restigouche West!
Welcome! Welcome! Bienvenue! Bienvenue! Pjila'si! Pjila'si!
We are pleased to welcome you and your family to one of the communities located in our picturesque region that is rich in diversity and where you will enjoy a balanced way of life.
We are pleased to welcome you and your family to one of the communities located in our picturesque region that is rich in diversity and where you will enjoy a balanced way of life
It is with great pleasure that the municipalities of Restigouche welcome you and thank you for choosing Restigouche as your new home We hope that you will find a lifestyle that meets your expectations and that you will want to actively participate in our vibrant community.
It is with great pleasure that the municipalities of Restigouche West welcome you, and thank you for choosing our region as your new home We hope that you will find a lifestyle that meets your expectations and that you will want to actively participate in our vibrant community
Whether you chose this region to come work, to study or to celebrate your retirement, you will surely find activities that meet your needs and interests The people from here are known for being warm and welcoming and therefore we hope that you will want to develop personal and professional relationships in this amazing region - a great place to live!
Whether you chose this region to come work, to study or to celebrate your retirement, you will surely find activities that meet your needs and interests The people from here are known for being warm and welcoming, and therefore we hope that you will want to develop personal and professional relationships in this amazing region - a great place to live!
Welcome to your new home, your Restigouche!
Welcome to your new home, your Restigouche West!
HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
THE PURPOSE OF THIS
GUIDE
This guide is intended to help facilitate the integration of newcomers in the region by helping them create a sense of belonging to the community
This guide will serve as a tool to help you access information about the wide variety of diversified activities that are available across the Restigouche West region.
To facilitate your search, this guide is divided into 5 main categories of activities:
Arts & Culture
Sports & Recreation
Social Activities
Educational Activities
Religion & Spirituality
*This guide is also available in French. The French version of this guide can be found at the following link: French Activity Guide for Restigouche West.
PLEASE NOTE
All the activities listed in this guide are subject to change Your participation in any activity is voluntary and at your own risk
CONTACT US
The information included in this guide is updated regularly To modify, remove or add an activity, please contact us
(506) 235-1804
THE DIFFERENT REGIONS IN RESTIGOUCHE WEST
A SNAPSHOT OF RESTIGOUCHE WEST
To better help you navigate the different regions where the activities are held, here is a glimpse of where each community is located in Restigouche West. It is worth noting that the distance between the farthest points is 18 km (approximately 14 minutes by car), however all the activities are very accessible.
Please Note: The communities of Village Bois-Joli (Balmoral and Eel River Dundee), Campbellton Regional Community (Atholville, Campbellton and Tide Head), Eel River Bar First Nation and the Town of Heron Bay (Charlo and Dalhousie), are also located in Restigouche County; however, a separate activity guide was developed for the Central/Eastern Restigouche Region. The Restigouche Activity Guide can be found at the following link:
Restigouche Activity Guide (English) / Restigouche Activity Guide (French)
of Restigouche
Town of
Saint-Quentin
Kedgwick
Kedgwick Rural Community
Map
ARTS & CULTURE
ARTS & CULTURE
Cinema
A cinema is a place where movies are shown to the public. Typically, the films are projected onto a big screen.
Cinéma Montcalm PAJS
Contact Information: (506) 235-6024
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Exhibitions
An art show (or exhibition) traditionally refers to the place in which works, or pieces of art are put out in a public space for people to at.
Kedgwick Public Library
Email address: bibliokedgwick@gnb.ca
Contact Information: (506) 284-2757 / bibliokedgwicklib@gnb.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Site Web / Facebook
Updated: May 2025
La Moisson Public Library (Saint-Quentin)
Knitting
Knitting is a technique used to make fabric using yarn.
fabrics are made of knots, called stitches, passed through each other.
Kedgwick Public Library
Contact Information: (506) 284-2757
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Site Web / Facebook
Updated: May 2025
La Moisson Public Library (Saint-Quentin)
Contact Information: (506) 235-1955
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website / Facebook
Updated: May 2025
Library
Contact Information: (506) 235-1955 / BiblioStQuentinLib@gnb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website / Facebook
Updated: May 2025
The province of New Brunswick is home to 52 public libraries. These libraries give members access to a provincial collection of over 2 million items including books, eBooks, audiobooks, music, movies, online databases and more that can be borrowed or read on site.
Knitted
ARTS & CULTURE
Library (continued)
To become a member, you must obtain a library card at your local public library or you can request a library card by completing the form available online: https://www1.gnb.ca/0003/pages/en/car-e.asp
The card is free for New Brunswick residents and landowners. Libraries also offer computer and Wi-Fi access and are community spaces that offer a diverse range of services and programs. You have access to certain sports equipment.
Kedgwick Public Library
Contact Information: (506) 284-2757
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Site Web / Facebook
Updated: May 2025
La Moisson Public Library (Saint-Quentin)
Contact Information: (506) 235-1955
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website / Facebook
Updated: May 2025
Museums
Museums are buildings in which collections of historical, technical, scientific and artistic objects are gathered and classified for conservation and public presentation purposes.
Tour des pionniers (Pioneer Tower)
In the tower, the Pioneer Tree pays tribute to the pioneer families of our community. The 11-metre (37-feet) high tree has more than 8,000 maple leaves. In the tower you will also find a display, a visitor informationcentre,agift shopandotherworksof art.
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160/ emilie.cossette@kedgwick.ca
Region: KedgwickRuralCommunity
Updated:May 2025
Painting
Painting is a form of art that involves the application of colours (in the form of pigments mixed with binding agents or thinners) to a surface.
Painting Class with France Gagnon
Contact Information: (506) 504-0128
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
ARTS ET CULTURE
Scrapbooking
Scrapbooking, a crafting and documenting activity, involves taking books with blank pages and adding photos, memorabilia, journaling, and embellishments.
Kedgwick Public Library
Contact Information: (506) 284-2757 / BiblioStQuentinLib@gnb.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
La Moisson Public Library (Saint-Quentin)
Contact Information: (506) 235-1955 / bibliokedgwicklib@gnb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
Theatre
Theatre is the art of performing a work of drama or comedy (i.e. in a specific literary genre) as well as a building in which performances take place. A theatre troupe performs for an audience.
Troupe à Perloup
Contact Information: (506) 790-4782
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Société Culturelle Régionale de Kedgwick (Kedgwick Regional Cultural Society)
Contact Information: scrkedgwick@gmail.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Société Culturelle des Hauts-Plateaux (Des HautsPlateaux Cultural Society)
Contact Information: (506) 235-3176 / schp.nb@gmail.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin and Kedgwick Rural Community
Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
Restigouche Restigouche
SPORTS & RECREATION
All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV Trails)
An ATV is a vehicle that can be driven off-road over rough terrain.
Club Sentier d’Amitié inc.
Contact Information: (506) 229-0480
Badminton
Badminton fans can meet every week at l'École Marie-Gaétane (school) in Kedgwick. (free activity)
Badminton is a racket sport in which two opponents (singles) or two pairs of opponents (doubles) play against each other on either side of a court divided in the middle by a net. The players score points by striking a "birdie" (shuttlecock) with a racket to make it fall onto their opponents' court.
Contact Information: (506) 284-3441
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Open Badminton
Basketball
Visit PAJS High School every week in the evening to play adult basketball. (Free activity)
Contact Information: (506) 426-5825 / Feliks.Borshchevskyi@nbmccmnb.ca
Basketball is a team sport in which two teams, most commonly of five players each, opposing one another on a rectangular court, compete with the primary objective of shooting a basketball through the defender's hoop mounted 10 feet high to a backboard at each end of the court, while preventing the opposing team from shooting through their own hoop.
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Basketball for adults
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATION
Bowling
Bowling is a sport in which the players roll or throw a projectile, usually a ball, to knock over pins. There are a number of variants of the game (e.g. number of pins, ball size, rules of the game, playing surface, etc.).
Camping
Camping is an activity that involves staying in a campground or in nature using a tent, travel trailer (camper) or motorhome.
Mount Carleton Provincial Park
Contact Information: (506) 235-0793
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
A canoe is a light and narrow open-topped watercraft, usually pointed at both ends, propelled by one or more people sitting or kneeling facing the direction of travel and using a single-blade paddle.
Chalets Restigouche
Contact Information: (506) 284-2022
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATION
Shooting range
Hunting is an age-old activity that combines respect for nature, technical skills and team spirit. Before venturing out into the field, it is essential to master the art of rifle shooting, a fundamental skill for any hunter. It's not just about accuracy, but also about safety, weapon knowledge and compliance with Canadian regulations.
Kedgwick shooting range
Contact Information: 506 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Communauté rurale de Keddgwick
Updated: May 2025
Fatbikes (or fat-tire bikes) are an all-terrain bicycle with very large tires that provide good traction on difficult terrain like snow, sand or mud.
Club Husky Inc.
Contact Information: (506) 235-0555
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Mount Carleton Provincial Park
Contact Information: (506) 235-0793
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATIO
Fishing
Recreational fishing is carried out by individuals who have a special licence. Whether or not competition is involved, the primary purpose is for fun. The participants may consume the fish they catch or in some instances catch and release
Ice Fishing
Ice fishing is the practice of catching fish with lines and fish hooks or spears through an opening in the ice on a frozen body of water. Ice fishers may fish in the open or in heated enclosures, some with bunks and amenities.
Jean Paul Savoie Lakes
People from the community have access to the lakes located in the heart of Kedgwick for fishing all year round (Fishing permit required)
Contact Information: pechelacskedgwick@gmail.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Golf
Golf is a high-precision outdoor sport in which a ball is struck into a hole using clubs. The aim is to complete the course using the fewest possible strokes. Accuracy, stamina, technical expertise and focus are key for this activity.
Saint-Quentin Golf Club
Contact Information: (506) 235-2425
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Club Husky Inc.
Contact Information: (506) 235-0555
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Contact Information: (506) 235-0793
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Hikin
Mount Carleton Provincial P
The sporting or leisure activity of going for long walks, usually in nature trails.
SPORTS & RECREATION
Contact Information:
(Kedgwick (506) 284-0859 / cc
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin Website
Updated: May 2025
Ice hockey is a team surface (known as an shooting a rubber disk, located at either end of the rink.
Restigouche We
Contact Information:
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community Facebook
Updated: May 2025
Senior Hockey -
Ball Hockey for kids divided by age groups.
Ball Hockey
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Ball hockey is a team sport and an off-ice variant of the sport of ice hockey. The sport is also a variant of one of several floor hockey game codes but more specifically a variant of street hockey.
Updated: May 2025
Ball Hockey for children
A free activity for people aged 12 and over. Every Monday (during the school year) at École Mgr-Martin (school), from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Ball Hockey for adult
SPORTS & RECREATION
Indoor Cycling
Indoor cycling, often called spinning, is an organized sport and type of exercise class. Emphasis is placed on stamina, strength, interval and high intensity training (race days), as well as recovery. Participants use a special stationary bike with a weighted flywheel in a classroom setting.
Spin Saint-Quentin
Wenesday 6:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. (30 min)
Wenesday 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. (45 min)
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Judo
Judo is originally a Japanese combat sport (jujitsu) practiced with only your bare hands. The goal is to make the opponent fall or immobilize them without striking them.
Kachi Judo Club
Contact Information: (506) 235-2292 or (506) 235-0124 / rinoperron@gmail.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Martial Arts (Muay Thai)
In addition to being a martial art, Thai boxing is a combat sport. In North America, it is categorized as “kick/punch boxing”. This discipline is known as the "art of eight limbs" as it is characterized by the combined use of fists, elbows, knees and shins.
Cl b L b j k M Thai/MMA
Contact Information: 1-418-865-3815
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Physical Fitness
Physical fitness involves a range of activities aimed at maintaining physical health by using exercise equipment.
Big John Gym
Contact Information: (506) 284-0015 or (506) 284-2309
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Fitness with Marie-Jose
Personalized training with Marie-Jose every Monday 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the ¨Dojo¨.
Contact Information: (506) 284-0848
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Outdoor Gym at the Kedgwick Rest Stop
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATION
Cardio-gym
With stations and coaching at the Big John Gym.
Contact Information: 506-987-3244
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Gym Savoie
The GYM SAVOIE community gym is a place
Open daily from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Pickleball
Pickleball, also known as light tennis, is a variation of traditional tennis. It is often touted as a North American racquet sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis.
Pickleball
Every Wednesday from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
J.-Savoie (school) gymnasium.
Contact Information: (506) 235-0895
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATION
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Rhythmic gymnastics is a sport with an artistic component similar to classical dance and gymnastics, which is accentuated by the use of ropes, ribbons, hoops, balls and clubs.
Rhythmic Gymnastics Club “Le Reflet”
Contact Information: (506) 235-0925
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Skatepark
A skatepark is a site designed primarily for the activity of skateboarding. A skateboard consists of a flat board under which a set of two axels are fastened (two wheels per axel). It is used as a means of transportation or to perform acrobatic tricks, most often in an urban environment or in specially designed spaces.
Rouli-Roulant Park
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Skatepark
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Skating
Ice skating is a recreational sport that consists of gliding over a frozen surface, often called a rink, using skates.
Saint-Quentin Arena
Contact Information: (506) 235-2556
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Arena
Contact Information: (506) 284-2276
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATION
Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling is popular Canadian winter sport. A snowmobile, also known as a Ski-Doo or a sled, is a small motorized vehicle designed for winter travel and recreation on snow. It is designed to be operated on snow and ice and does not require a road or trail, but most are driven on open terrain or trails.
Club de Motoneige # 41 de Kedgwick Inc. (Kegwick Snowmobile Club)
Contact Information: (506) 284-0393
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Trail Club de Motoneige Saint-Quentin inc. #33 (Saint-Quentin Snowmobile Club)
Contact Information: (506) 235-0327 / (506) 235-5942
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Snowshoeing
Simply put on your snowshoes and set out on an adventure! With your family or on your own, you can enjoy nature’s tranquility and the proximity of many animal species. The trails are enchanting in many Restigouche areas.
Club Husky Inc.
Contact Information: (506) 235-0555
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Mount Carleton Provincial Park
Contact Information: (506) 235-0793
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Outdoor Committee
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Soccer
Soccer, known as football in some parts of the world, is played by two teams of eleven players using a spherical ball. The teams compete on a marked rectangular field; goal areas are located at opposite ends of the playing field. The aim is to propel the ball into the opposing team’s goal using the feet or head (never the hands or arms), and to score more goals than the opposing team.
Saint-Quentin Municipality
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Municipality
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Soccer for adults
Visit PAJS high school every Friday evening from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm toplayadultsoccer
ContactInformation:(506)284-3441
Region:TownofSaint-Quentin
Updated:May2025
Soft Ball
Softball is a game similar to baseball, and it is played with a larger ball on a smaller field and with only underhand pitches (where the ball is released while the hand is primarily below the ball) permitted.
Softball for youth and adults
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Swimming
Competitive swimming takes place in a 25 or 50 metre pool, where athletes hone their swimming technique in the four official competition styles (butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle).
Saint-Quentin Municipal Pool
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2037 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website
Updated: May 2025
Tennis
Tennis is a racket sport that is played either individually against a single opponent (singles) or between two teams of two players each (doubles). Each player uses a tennis racket that is strung with cord to strike a hollow rubber ball covered with felt over or around a net and into the opponent's court.
Restigouche Tennis Club
Contact Information: (506) 284-0825
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin & Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Tubing
In this recreational activity, participants travel down a river on inflatable tubes.
Tubing on the Mount Carleton River
Contact Information: (506) 704-6917
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATIO
Sports Fields
Kedgwick Rural Community
SoftballField
Tennis Court
SoccerField
VolleyballCourt
RunningTrack
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 /reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: KedgwickRural Community
Updated: May2025
Saint-Quentin
Illuminated Baseball Field
Tennis Court
Running Track
Basketball Courts
Golf Course
Soccer Fields
Outdoor Volleyball Courts
Pickleball Court
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website
Updated: May 2025
Swimming
Competitive swimming takes place in a 25 or 50 metre pool, where athletes hone their swimming technique in the four official competition styles (butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle).
Saint-Quentin Municipal Pool
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website
Updated: May 2025
Tennis
Restigouche Tennis Club
Contact Information: (506) 284-0825
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin & Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Tubing
In this recreational activity, participants travel down a river on inflatable tubes.
Tubing on the Mount Carleton River
Contact Information: (506) 704-6917
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
SPORTS & RECREATION
Volleyball
In this sport, two teams of six players are separated by a net. Both teams must strike the ball over the net using their hands.
Adult Volleyball
Contact Information: (506) 235-0192 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Website
Updated: May 2025
Adult Volleyball
Every Thursday evening from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., come to MarieGaétane school to play volleyball (free activity).
Contact Information: (506) 284-3441
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Prenatal Yoga
A physical, whole-body and breathing practice adapted for pregnant women. This type of yoga is a good support for childbirth and is geared towards women having begun their fourth month of pregnancy.
Saint-Quentin and Kedgwick Family Resource Centre
Contact Information: dube.nathalie40@gmail.com / (506)284-3259 naomie.ouellette.theriault@gmail.com
Town of Saint-Quentin and Kedgwick Rural Community
Chair Yoga
A type of yoga in which poses are done while sitting on a chair, making it suitable for people who have difficulty lying down on the floor. This gentle form of yoga is adapted to all levels and offers an accessible and efficient introduction to yoga.
Yoga
Yoga is a mind/body discipline that involves assuming and holding postures that stretch the limbs and muscles, doing breathing exercises, and using meditation techniques to calm the mind.
Yoga with Marie-Jose
Every Tuesday from 7:00 to 8:00 at the ''Dojo''.
Contact Information: (506) 284-0848
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Saint-Quentin Municipality
Contact Information: (506) 284-2757 / bibliopk@gnb.ca
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin Website
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Public Library
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Camps
Camp Canak Inc.
Camp Canak provides children, adolescents and adults with physical or intellectual disabilities an unforgettable stay through diversified, enriching, safe and appropriate activities, while offering their families a peaceful break.
Contact Information: (506) 284-6361 / info@campcanak.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
Break Into Business Camps
During these week-long summer camps, participants (aged 9 to 12 years old) will embark on an entrepreneurial adventure using educational games and activities, and most importantly, by having the opportunity to open their own business for a day!
Youth will not only have the opportunity to develop certain entrepreneurial qualities and skills, such as autonomy, responsibility, the ability to take initiative, leadership and teamwork, they will also have the opportunity to make new friends, and possibly make a little money at the same time! Registration is usually from May to June.
Contact Information: (506) 753-4570 / info@inspireaction.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community or Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Card games
A card game is played with a pack of 52 playing cards (e.g. war, bridge, cribbage, poker, etc.).
Golden-Age Club
Contact Information: (506) 235-3056 / (506) 235-0527
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick - Golden Age Friendship Club
Contact Information: (506) 790-4782 / clubdelagedordekedgwick@gmail.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
encompassing the present day provinces of Nova Scotia, N BrunswickandPrinceEdwardIsland
Cultural Events & Festivals
Festival de l’Acadie (Acadian Festival)
During the deportation in 1755, Acadians were uprooted from their land by the British and deported to New England or the United Kingdom. Afterward, some survivors returned to Acadia, often many decadeslater
The Acadian Festival is a national holiday that pays tribute to Acadians' cultural vitality and longstanding heritage in Canada
Kedgwick celebrates the Acadian Festival through a range of activities, including the raising of the Acadian flag, musical performances and a “tintamarre”, an Acadian tradition where people walkaroundthecommunityandmakelotsofnoise
ContactInformation:(506)284-2160/reception@kedgwickca
Region:KedgwickRuralCommunity
Updated:May2025
Canada Day
Saint-Quentin celebrates Canada Day with an official ceremony and community activities.
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Canada Day Celebration
Kedgwick celebrates Canada Day with activities such as guided tours of the Pioneer Tower, water park and amusement park attractions, a photo rally, games, shows and the raising of the Canadian flag.
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Contact Information: (506) 235-1999
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Saint-Quentin Western Festival
Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Cultural Events & Festivals
Festival de l'accordéon et du folklore de Kedgwick
(Kedgwick Accordion and Folklore Festival)
Folk music festival in the small village of Kedgwick, in the heart of the Appalachian region. Several guest artists offer performances on the accordion, violin, harmonica and guitar.
Contact Information: scrkedgwick@gmail.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Updated:May2025
concentrated by boiling. Every year, the Atlantic Maple Syrup Festival is celebrated in Saint Quentin.
The event offers an array of authentic culinary, educational, cultural and family activities and experiences. It includes activities like traditional maple-flavored meals, guided tours, a special evening for the official opening of the festival, an outdoor evening with fireworks, a concert and complimentary "taffy on snow" tasting.
Contact Information: (506) 235-3282 / festival.erable.atlantique@hotmail.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Cultural Events & Festivals (continued)
Kedgwick Fall Festival
The week-long Kedgwick Fall Festival is packed with entertaining activities for all ages. Featured activities include hunting, the hunter's breakfast, search rally, the lumberjack competition, the decoration contest, musical acts and fireworks.
Contact Information: (506) 284-0984 / festivaldautomne@nb.aibn.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Facebook / Website
Updated: May 2025
Feeding Deer
Deers are a type of European and Asian hoofed mammal (family Cervidae, suborder Ruminantia) that live in deciduous or mixed-wood forests. Some owners of private woodlands feed deer with mash, apples and most commonly red clover. As you stroll through rows 5 & 6 as well as 7 & 8, you may be lucky enough to come across some deer... and even feed them! Don't forget to bring chopped apples and carrots - they love them!
Mr. Cyr’s Cottage
Contact Information: (506) 235-2593
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Centre for Parents provides information designed to improve the health and wellbeing offamilieswith children aged 0-6.
Family Drop-In
A place where parents can socialize while children engage in free/structured play, crafts and games that keep them on the move (snacksand occasional doorprizes).
Family Activities
Contact Information: jeanne.boulay@frc-crf.com
Region: TownofSaint-Quentin andKedgwick
Restigouche Resource Centre for Parents (parents with children aged 0-6)
Updated: May 2025
Market
Le Marché de Kedgwick (Kedgwick Market)
This market takes place a few Saturdays during the spring and summer at Kedgwick Salle du citoyen Visit their Facebook page for specific dates.
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Parks and Playgrounds
Town of Saint-Quentin
Arthur Parent Softball Field: 161 Guimond Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Castonguay Park: 265 Guimond Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Chouinard Park: 8 Monique Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Querry Park: 312 Martel Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Centennial Park: 9 Canada Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
H. Savoie Park: 146 Canada Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
City Hall Park: 206 Canada Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Intersection Park: 230 Canada Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Arthur Parent Park: 242 Canada Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Patrick Jean Park: 161 Guimond Street, Saint-Quentin, NB
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 / (506) 235-2425
Website
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Rural Community
Rest Stop: 4 Saint Jean Street, Kedgwick Rural Community, NB
Marie-Gaétane (School Park): 16 Rue Fraser, Kedgwick Rural Community, NB
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Updated: May 2025
Poker Run
A poker run is an organized event in which participants, usually using all-terrain vehicles or snowmobiles, must visit five to seven checkpoints, drawing a card at each. The goal is to have the best poker hand at the end of the round.
Club des Tout Terrain de Kedgwick inc.
ATV races organized regularly by the ‘’ Club des Tout Terrain de Kedgwick ‘’ with prizes awarded to participants.
Contact Information: (506) 284-0206 / (506) 284-0640 / maximejuliesavoie@hotmail.com
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Scrabble
Scrabble™ is both a board game and word game. The goal is to accumulate points, based on a random draw of letters, by creating words on a square grid on which some spaces are worth more points than others.
Bibliothèque Publique la Moisson
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Website
Updated: May 2025
Bibliothèque Publique de Kedgwick
h Pad
Splash pads are very popular among children. During the hot summer months, a splash pad is refreshing, fun and lots of laughs are guaranteed.
Rest Stop Water park
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Address: 4 Saint Jean Street
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Community Center
Boussole Communautaire du Restigouche Ouest. A harmonious, inclusive gathering place that allows everyone to participate, exchange,havefun,learnanddevelop personally andcollectively.
Boussole Communautaire du Restigouche Ouest
Contact Information: boussolecommunautaire.ro@gmail.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
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EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Storytime (4-year-olds)
Activities for Children and Youth
Learning by Playing (3-year-olds)
Six-week program based on the five principles (singing, reading, writing, talking, playing) described in Every Child Ready to Read. The program aims to prepare children to be able to use a pencil and introduce them to various activities, including visiting the library, meeting the staff, touching/playing with books, learning nursery rhymes and interacting with others.
Babysitting Cerfificate (12 years and up)
This training course introduces pre-teens to basic first-aid notions so they can babysit other children safely. The activity will be offered during the March break if enough participants register.
20-week program based on the five principles (singing, reading, writing, talking, playing) described in Every Child Ready to Read. More advanced than Mon Ami Pierrot, this program prepares children for kindergarten.
Preschool
Preschools provide regular educational daycare services to groups of two to five year-olds.
Saint-Quentin Municipality
Contact Information: (506) 235-1951 or (506) 235-2425 / loisirs@saintquentin.nb.ca
Contact Information: (506) 284-2160 / reception@kedgwick.ca
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community Facebook
Updated: May 2025
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin Website
Updated: May 2025
Kedgwick Municipality
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
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Gradually introduces children to the transition from home to school. Freeplayactivitiessochildrencanlearnhowtosocialize,inaddition tootheractivitiesbasedonthefivesenses.
Activities for Families and Children
Preschool/4-year-olds
Restigouche Resource Centre for Parents (parents with children aged 0-6)
Designedtoimprovechildren'ssocialabilitiesandskillsinpreparation for kindergarten. Various concepts are taught: alphabet, numbers, crafts, learning how to express oneself in a group, getting to know oneselfbetterandlearninghowtorelax.
Nobody’s Perfect Program
Parenting enhancement program offered in a community setting by facilitators and geared towards parents with children under five years of age.
Other
Contact Information: 506) 284-3259 / dube.nathalie40@gmail.com / naomie.ouellette.theriault@gmail.com
Prenatal Classes
Pregnancy information for parents-to-be, group meetings and strengthening ties between parents-to-be.
Postnatal Program
Parents with babies (newborns to 18 months). Each get-together is designed to provide information, foster socialization among new parents and combat isolation.
Opening hours Monday to Thursday 9:00 to 15:00
Updated: May 2025
A community kitchen for adults and a creative kitchen for children, positive discipline/communication sessions, preschool/family photo shoot,workshopsonvarioustopicsandothernewactivitiesbasedon families'needs.
Contact Information: jeanne.boulay@frc-crf.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin et Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Saint-Quentin and Kedgwick Family Resource Center
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Excel Course
Excel is a Microsoft Office software application used tables/charts and carry out automated calculations, in planning, graphs and database functions. Excel is known “spreadsheet program”. It provides an easy way to create charts incorporating calculations.
Saint-Quentin Chamber of Commerce
Contact Information: (506) 235-5942
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
First-Aid Course
Comprehensive two-day course covering essential first cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques.
Saint-Quentin Chamber of Commerce
Contact Information: (506) 235-5942
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
High School Alternative Program
A school-alternative program that offers a second chance to students who have not completed high school and wish to earn their regular Grade 12 diploma.
Vitrail du Restigouche Ouest
Contact Information: (506) 284-3471
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Sage Accounting Certificate
This management software application provides access to a business's prior fiscal years and all accounting entries for the current year.
nt-Quentin Chamber of Commerce in tnership with the CCNB
Contact Information: (506) 235-5942
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Wellness
Personal Growth Workshops
The InspireAction Centre offers a series of seven personal growth workshops. These workshops will allow you to self-reflect, become more self-aware and awaken your consciousness in order to live more mindfully. These workshops are available free of charge.
InspireAction Centre
Contact Information: (506) 753-4570 / info@inspireaction.ca
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
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RELIGION & SPIRITUALITY
RELIGION & SPIRITUALIT
Contact Information: (506) 235-0582 / jean57guy@msn.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin and Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Non-Profit Religious Organizations
Contact Information: castonguaymarina@gmail.com
Grace Baptist Church
Contact Information: (506) 235-7660 / parlagraceeb@gmail.com
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Notre-Dame des Prodiges (Catholic Presbytery)
Contact Information: (506) 284-2081
Region: Kedgwick Rural Community
Updated: May 2025
Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix Parish
Contact Information: (506) 235-1910 / claudettearpin@hotmail.com
Region: Saint-Martin-de-Restigouche
Updated: May 2025
Sacrement Parish (506) 235-2283
Knights of Columbus Council 3036
Region: Town of Saint-Quentin
Updated: May 2025
Saint-Quentin Daughters of Isabella
A church is a gathering place for a religious community.
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