Annual Lung Run

Killarney Lake Park

By NB Lung

Wheel, Walk, Run for Lung Health
For the Second Annual Lung Run – a 2K/5K Run/Walk/Wheel taking place on Sunday, September 20, 2026, at Killarney Lake in Fredericton.

Whether you’re racing to the finish, taking a leisurely stroll, or cheering from the sidelines, every step helps New Brunswickers breathe easier. Register as a team or an individual and compete in the fundraising leaderboard to show your support for your provincial lung health charity.

2026 Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium

Saint John Trade & Convention Centre

By North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council

The 2026 Atlantic Indigenous-Led Energy Symposium marks our 5th year of convening First Nations leadership, utilities, government, industry, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, innovators, and youth to strengthen partnerships and advance Indigenous leadership in the energy sector.

Bridging the Distance: Bold Solutions for Rural and Remote Child Health

Online

By Children’s Healthcare Canada

How can we ensure children and youth receive the right care, in the right place, no matter where they live?

On September 23, Children’s Healthcare Canada is bringing together leaders from across Canada for Bridging the Distance: Bold Solutions for Rural and Remote Child Health - a national virtual forum focused on advancing more equitable, accessible, and innovative healthcare for children and youth living in rural, remote, northern, and First Nations communities.

Trails Summit

Moncton

By Recreation NB

Hosted by Recreation N.B. | Loisirs N.-B. with support from the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture. The 4th Annual Trails Summit is a FREE EVENT for trail builders, operators, managers, and recreation professionals. Over two days, attendees will explore innovative ideas, gain practical skills, and connect with those helping shape trails throughout New Brunswick and beyond.

New River Beach Living Shoreline Site Tour and Planting

New River Beach Provincial Park

Join ParksNB and Eastern Charlotte Waterways at New River Beach Provincial Park on Wednesday, September 23rd at 4pm. You'll learn about coastal restoration, erosion prevention, and participate in some hands-on planting! No registration required.