This Weekend in Saint John (Jul 29-Aug 2)

NEW BRUNSWICK DAY WEEKEND!!  Instead of escaping the city, take this wonderful time of year to get out and do stuff in Uptown Saint John.  There is lots on deck in terms of attractions and entertainment, so take advantage of as much as you can!  Big bonus: the weather reflects the celebratory mood of the weekend. 🙂

• Radio Factory (Thu 29 – Sat 31, O’Leary’s Pub, 10:30pm – regular cover charge)
• ‘Night Train’ Coffee House (Fri 30, Saint John Arts Centre, 6:30-9pm – Free)
• NEW BRUNSWICK DAY WEEKEND @ Market Square Boardwalk (Fri 30-Mon 2, Market Square, 8-11pm/8-11pm/12-4pm/12-5pm)
• Andy Cotter Trio w/ Spaces Between Stars (Fri 30, Peppers Pub, 10pm – $8-$10)
• Food Day @ SJAH (Sat 31, Saint John Ale House – Market Square Boardwalk, All Day) Enjoy a 3 course meal that will be made with food directly off our Farm in Quispamsis!
• “The Animals & Pets of the City” Walk a Block (Sat 31, Tanners Home Inn – King St. East, 11am-12pm – $10) bookings@tannershomeinn.com or telephone at (506) 634-8917
• City Market Summer Music Showcase: Mike Biggar (Sat 31, Saint John City Market, 11am-2pm – Free)
• Freeride (Sat 31, The Blue Olive, 9:30pm)
• Fiesta Latina! – Merengue & Salsa Dancing (Sat 31, Taco Pica – 96 Germain St., 10pm – Free)
• The Thoughtful Bee (Colin Crowell DJ Set) & The Trick (Sat 31, Peppers Pub, 10pm – $10)
• The Do Stuff Group: Bocce Ball, frisbee & kite flying (Sun 1, Dominion Park, 1pm – FREE!)
• Open Mic (Sun 1, Cougars Lounge, 10pm)
• City Market Open on New Brunswick Day (Mon 2, Saint John City Market, 9am-4pm)
• A New Brunswick Day Cultural Exchange with our Ugandan Village Over Skype (Mon 2, 971 Millidge Ave, 9:30am-11:30pm – Free with opportunity to support a fantastic cause!)  Search event title on Facebook for more info or Telegraph Journal Article http://telegraphjournal.canadaeast.com/city/article/1155783
• DVD Concert Series: Fleetwood Mac (Mon 2, Market Square Boardwalk, 8-10pm – Free)
• Live Music & Margarita Mondays (Mon 2, Mexicali Rosa’s – Prince William St., 10pm)