Arts & Culture

Oromocto is a creative and cross-culturally diverse community with a rich history and heritage.  A visit to Oromocto is like a walk through history.  From our early military history to our aboriginal history, you can connect with the fabric of this community in many ways.  Artists can practice their craft and showcase their work, performers can dazzle audiences close to home and cultural and heritage groups can share celebrations that will amaze and educate residents.

>Programs and Performances  

• Register for one of the Town's arts and cultural programs such as the Lintuhtine Music Academy or the Artists Who Care (Senior's Art Program)
• Take in a performance during our Summer Concert Series
• Drop into our Visitor Information Centre and discover and experience a number of attractions and amenities in the Oromocto area.  

>Local Fesitvals and Community Celebrations

• Oromocto Pioneer Days (held annually in late June early July)
• Town Family Day (held in September)
• 2019 Provincial Pow-Wow (more information to follow)
• Oromocto Market - discover unique gift ideas created by local artists and crafters at the Hazen Park Centre
• Hazen Park Christmas Market (December) - discover that unique Christmas Gift at this market held annually at  the Hazen Park Centre located on our picturesque riverfront!

>Local Galleries to Visit

• The Oromocto Arts and Learning Centre and Discovery Gallery - Observe and interact with featured Artists and their selection of handmade crafts, oil, acrylic, watercolour painting, pencil, photography, and pastels. Located at137 MacDonald Avenue
• Fay Tidd Public Library - 54 Miramichi Road
• Oromocto Galleria - 291 Restigouche Road 
• Calling All Visual Artists - For information on exhibiting your art at either the Oromocto Council Chambers Lobby at Town Hall, please contact 506-357-4442.  

>Sculptures and Monuments (click here)

The Town of Oromocto will be participating in the 2016 New Brunswick International Sculpture Symposium and Artist Jesse Salisbury will create a public sculpture to commemorate our 60^th Anniversary. The artwork will be located at the stunning location of our Hazen Park along the Oromocto River.  This natural surrounding is the ideal location for reflection of our historic past and a location where our rivers and people meet. We look forward to seeing the final artwork and participating in the world-famous Sculpture Saint John project.