Hiking in the fall offers cooler temperatures, fewer bugs, and beautiful scenery. Here are some family-friendly fall colour hikes in New Brunswick. The best time to see fall foliage in New Brunswick is from late September to early October. Some popular spots include Fundy National Park in Alma, which offers beautiful red, orange, and yellow … Read more
The Christmas season is here and Santa Claus is coming to town!! Are you ready for Santa and his helpers? They will spread Christmas cheer through Santa Claus parades in New Brunswick communities this November and December. Gather the family. Dress warmly. Pack a thermos of hot chocolate. Make plans to attend a Christmas parade … Read more
In Canada, Remembrance Day is a yearly memorial day. It is dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who have served in wartime. It also commemorates those who have lost their lives. It is observed on November 11th every year. It marks the anniversary of the Armistice agreement signed in 1918, which ended World … Read more
Who’s up for a little challenge? Do you notice how much better you feel after getting some fresh air? Do you need a some added motivation or accountability to get moving and outside, especially this time of year? Here’s my 6 Week Get Outside Challenge I challenge you to get outside for 30 minutes a … Read more
We have the full list of New Netflix Christmas Movies & Shows!
We shared the Hallmark Movies and schedule a few weeks ago. Now it is time to see what Netflix has to offer the sappy, magical and love torn world of Holiday movies. Do you ever notice that we just can never seem to get enough of these shows?
Check out the entire list of Netflix Christmas movies by release date for 2020:
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN MARCH 2020 (updated July 2022) Much of the country had closed schools as COVID-19 spread around the globe. In an effort to keep the kids busy, learning and their minds on the positive, we compiled this list of Educational activities, printables and game resources for you. These Educational Sites & Resources for … Read more
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With Christmas right around the corner, houses are being decorated inside and out. Some people have a few strands of lights, while others go all out.
With lockdowns, no parade, limited access to activities, etc, we hope to make 2020’s list and map a favourite resource for families in Greater Moncton.
We have compiled a list of all the bigger or unique (one of a kind) light displays in the Greater Moncton region. The list was compiled on our Facebook page in 2018 & 2019, and we will continue to update and add to it here on the blog.
It’s not the first time there has been some rainy weather forecast for Halloween. Each time this happens, there is a scramble on the interwebs of parents asking for indoor trick or treat options, costume ideas, or other ways to make Halloween fun and special when the rain is dampening our spirits.
Over on our Facebook page, we shared local (Moncton) indoor events, but we felt that a general post with other ideas may help as well. Maybe you want to PIN or bookmark it for future years, as it is bound to be rainy again!
There are so many options out there for summer camps and activities. Most require planning months in advance and committing to a week or two of full days. There are sports-based and outdoor-based camps, and there are activity or interest-based camps.
When I met with Deji, owner of Snapology Moncton, to learn about the STEM camps he was offering this summer, I was excited and very impressed. Not only are the programs play-based, but they teach Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics skills through fun theme based activities.
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