The School Days Museum is alive and well and continues to grow and improve. Even though it is located in Fredericton, the School Day’s Museum is actually a provincial museum under the sponsorship of the New Brunswick Retired Teachers Association.

In the 25 years the Museum has existed it has amassed over 14,000 educational artifacts from schools of earlier years in New Brunswick: textbooks, resource materials, teaching aids, photos, students’ work, educational records and school furniture and fixtures.

The Cap, home for live music in Fredericton, includes an on-site nano-brewery, daytime record retail and beer to go, all accompanied by plenty of seating on sunny or shaded patios.

The Dandy is Fredericton’s first and only paint lounge. Drop in and purchase a canvas; everything else you need for your painting is included in the price! Beer, wine, coffee and soft drinks are also available so you can relax while doing your painting. Don’t feel like painting on a canvas? We also offer some alternatives to paint, such as records, ukuleles and skateboard decks. Or just come in and have a drink with friends. All experience levels and ages are welcome.

Tony’s Music Box Ltd. Is a family owned and operated retail music store which was established in 1975. Tony’s has earned the reputation for providing a very friendly environment and a staff that is very honest and knowledgeable. They carry a wide variety of quality instruments and audio gear from the well-respected brands you know to the newest, most innovative boutique brands.