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Tuesday Painters refers to a group of artists and at all skill levels that work on their own creations in a supportive environment. The RAC Tuesday Painters group meets from 1 - 3:30 p.m. at the Riverview Lions Club, 701 Coverdale Rd. between Sept and May. Members are responsible for bringing their own supplies, table cover, and painting to work...
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As the winter chill sets in, warm up your spirits and fuel your imagination at the Sound Lab — your go-to hub for audio creativity! Specially designed for youth ages 12 to 25, our space is complete with recording equipment and a variety of instruments, and all the community resources needed to support you in your creative journey! Whether you’re...
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RIVERVIEW, N.B. — The Town of Riverview is inviting residents, business owners, developers, and community partners to take part in the first round of public engagement as we begin developing a Secondary Plan for the Bridgedale-Gunningsville-Robertson area—a detailed planning initiative that will help guide future growth and development in one of the community’s most significant emerging areas. This community visioning...
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Completed in 2015, the Hawthorne Play Area is further evidence of Riverview’s commitment to making sure every resident has access to quality recreation. Working closely with neighbourhood residents and consultants, the Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Relations created this exciting outdoor space for both activity and relaxation. The park features lots of trees and shade, a baseball diamond, a...
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The Riverfront Trail is one of those simple but meaningful things that makes living in a community so wonderful. Winding along the spectacular Petitcodiac River, the 5.2 km Riverfront Trail is a beautiful destination for a stroll, to spend time with the kids, and feel connected to one of the most dynamic features of life in our Town. Watch for...
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The park space and outdoor pool of Riverview Lions Community Park have been chosen by the Town of Riverview for an exciting redevelopment. Working with neighbourhood residents and consultants, the Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Relations will enhance the existing area to create a new outdoor space for active recreation and relaxation. Residents and stakeholders were invited to a...
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Winter Wonderlands aren’t just for walking in! Outdoor adventurers of all ages enjoy Winter Wonderland Park for its famous sliding hill, which includes a snowboard component, and the outdoor rink and pathway connecting to the Dobson Trail. Come out and make the most of winter. The park has historically been open for only winter activities, as the weather permits—but the...
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For the young, and young at heart! Sledding is a fun, easy way to stay active in the winter. The sliding hill at Riverview’s Winter Wonderland Park is perfect for all ages, and includes a snowboard component and a shelter at the top of the hill.
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Please be advised that the Town of Riverview has been notified of a bear sighting on the Riverfront Trail near Hawthorne Ave. The Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officers have been notified. Residents are advised to continue to exercise caution when enjoying the outdoors. If you see a bear, please do not approach it.
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Ready to get your game on? If you’re part of an organized team or tournament or just want to play a quick game with friends, Riverview makes it easy to have fun and stay active. The Town offers four walk-on asphalt tennis courts, and six clay tennis courts, three multipurpose courts, each of which features two basketball courts and two...