Causeway Park is a municipal green space developed along the banks of the causeway that crosses Bathurst Basin. Formerly known as Station Bridge, Causeway Park is the western extension of Main Street toward Queen Street in Bathurst.

In 1999, a small Heritage Museum, the first in Bathurst, opened in the lower level of the former City Hall. Today, the Museum is located in the Nepisiguit Centennial Building. By collaborating with other cultural groups the building will house the Museum, an archival repository and a major Multicultural Centre.

The artifacts represent life in our region many years ago; photos, archives, genealogical documents, history of the native aboriginal culture as well as the general life of the people of long ago may be viewed.

The Museum, now in a permanent location, is open daily throughout the summer months and by appointment thereafter (in time it will open on a year round basis). Guest exhibitors are invited to display their collections. Admission is free but donations are gratefully accepted (receipt on demand). Small souvenir, pins, postcards and books are available for sale.

The Bathurst Curling Club has been a fixture on St. Andrew Street in Bathurst, NB since 1909. Over

Community Market/Marché Communautaire

Saturday From 8 am - 1:00 pm

samedi de 08h à 13h

Get your choice of the best books, magazines, newspapers, CDs & DVDs. Now lending wi-fi hotspots!

Welcome to La Promenade Waterfront in Bathurst, New Brunswick. Located on the Acadian Coastal Drive in Northeastern NB, the Bathurst Waterfront Development showcases a quaint cluster of shops, art, boutiques, an international cuisine restaurant, a visitor information center, and a unique outdoor pavilion that hosts a variety of activities throughout the year.

Picturesque boardwalks allow strollers and walkers to admire spectacular views of one of the most beautiful bays in the world, the Bay of Chaleur. This is the place to be for shopping for authentic regional products and souvenirs, for a fun afternoon by the water with the family, or for a unique dining experience with friends in a restaurant overlooking the harbor. Other amenities include: boat ramps nearby, public washrooms and on-site parking.

Come to the Promenade Waterfront to stop at our Visitors Information Centre. Here you will find friendly and knowledgeable staff, and lots of information about things to do in our beautiful city and region!

La Louga est votre très belle espace multiculturel de divertissement et de musique dansante variée.

Nous sommes ouverts du mercredi au dimanche (5/7 jours). N’hésitez surtout pas a venir visiter.

Coronation Park is located in the center of Bathurst, right next to Bathurst High School.

On site, you'll find an asphalt walking track, tables and benches to eat or rest, a playground for children, a water pad for children, baseball fields, and disc-golf courts, trails for bicycles, a dog park and more! Several parking spaces are available around the park.

Welcome to Layers 3D Print Studio, your destination in downtown Bathurst where innovation and creativity come to life in three dimensions. Whether you're seeking personalized 3D printing services for corporate and personal gifts, broken piece replacements, or unique art pieces, our dedicated team is here to turn your ideas into reality.

In addition to our custom 3D printing services, we invite you to explore our curated collection of pre-printed items, perfect for hands-on activities. You can choose from an array of pre-printed items and add your personal touch through painting.

Visit us in downtown Bathurst for an unforgettable blend of technology, art, and celebration. Whether it's a birthday party, team-building event, or corporate gathering, make your next event truly unique with Layers 3D Print Studio.

Delicious Food, great drinks, entertainment, and Karaoke!

Four Rivers Brewing Co. is a family-owned and operated 15-barrel brewery. As longtime fans of craft beer, and having experienced the allure of freshly produced ales in our neighbouring communities and provinces, we asked ourselves, “Why not us?" So, in 2017, we set out to make authentic, true-to-style ales right here in our hometown of Bathurst.

The name Four Rivers is one inspired by the Chaleur region's coastal beauty, and much like the rivers that converge in the Bathurst Harbour, our brewery is a place of coming together. There’s no denying that the coast is part of our identity, both as a city and as a brewery.

Join us in the heart of downtown Bathurst and experience our delicious, handcrafted ales in the comfort of our warm and inviting rustic tasting room. Cheers!

Walking, snowshoeing, hybrid bicycle and fat bikes on fine compacted gravel surface. Roller blade possible on paved trail in Coronation Park.