When the Noroît Changes Colors: Fall Festivals to Discover
When September arrives in Northwest New Brunswick, the landscapes transform completely.
The mountains begin to glow with fall colors.
The air becomes cooler.
And festivals take on a different atmosphere — warmer, cozier, and more community-focused.
Honestly, many visitors even consider autumn the most beautiful season to discover the region.
Saint-François Half Marathon Festivities
September 4 to 6
The festivities surrounding the half marathon attract both sports enthusiasts and visitors looking to enjoy the atmosphere.
The natural scenery of Haut-Madawaska makes the experience even more impressive.
Discover the Half Marathon festivities: https://www.festivitesdemimarathon.com
September 27: Pumpkin Day
Every fall, Pumpkin Day brings together more than 40 vendors in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere.
Visitors can discover local crafts, fresh local products, and enjoy the traditional weigh-in for the largest pumpkin — one of the highlights of the day.
Children can also enjoy activities and entertainment throughout the afternoon, making it the perfect outing for families during the fall season.
In Grand Falls, additional pumpkin-themed and fall activities also take place throughout the season.
The Grand Falls Farmers’ Market is also worth visiting to discover a wide variety of fresh local products, handmade goods, and regional flavors that perfectly showcase autumn in Northwest New Brunswick.
La Grande Grouille
October 1 to 4
La Grande Grouille has quickly become a must-see fall event.
The autumn colors of Northwest New Brunswick provide a spectacular backdrop for seasonal activities, events, and getaways.
It’s also an excellent time to discover:
- scenic roads
- Mount Carleton
- local products
- regional cafés
- microbreweries
Explore the website: https://jardinnbgarden.com/grande-grouille/
