Built Heritage
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Tabusintac Centennial Library and Museum
4490 Route 11, Tabusintac
Originally the first Methodist Church in the area, this building later became Tabusintac’s first high school and New Brunswick's second rural high school. It now serves the community as a genealogy centre and cultural space. Explore the museum and learn about the mother of Tabusintac, Charlotte Taylor.
Searching for your family roots? There are numerous family trees available, as well as cemetery and church records.
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St. Peter's & St. Paul's Church
5 Bartibog Church Rd, Bartibog Bridge
In charming surroundings on Moody’s Point where the Mighty Miramichi and the serene Bartibogue rivers converge, stands the historical church of Saints Peter and Paul. It is the fourth known church to have been built at Bartibogue Bridge.
Read more about its history:
Cultural Events
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Tabusintac Old Home Week Inc.
Tabusintac Old Home Week is a week-long celebration of family, culture and community. 2025 marked the 75th anniversary of the festival - a major event that happens every five years. Set in early August (starting on New Brunswick Day weekend) this event brings friends and families together from far and wide. Attendees enjoy a schedule packed with community meals, kids activities, competitions, exhibitions, dances and much more.
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Acadian Day Celebrations in Fairisle
Acadian Day is celebrated in Fairisle to honour the rich heritage and culture of the Acadian people. Observed on August 15th, the day marks the Assumption of Mary and is a symbol of pride for the Acadian community. Festivities include music, a traditional supper, and the iconic tintamarre.
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Nashville in Lagacéville
Nashville in Lagacéville brings together music lovers for a weekend of live country performances and family-friendly activities. Attendees feel immense pride as well as a strong sense of community as they partake in the festivities booked for the September long weekend.