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Christmas at the Station in McAdam New Brunswick

Take a national and provincial treasure, add a village of dedicated volunteers, and decorate every nook and cranny. Sprinkle in twinkling lights, glittering decorations, festive music, freshly baked cookies, and steaming cups of hot apple cider. Add a well-timed snowstorm for good measure! That’s the recipe for Christmas at the Station, one of New Brunswick’s most enchanting holiday traditions, returning soon to the historic McAdam Railway Station. From the moment the stationmaster opens the doors, visitors of all ages are welcomed into a Christmas wonderland filled with nostalgic charm and the kind of childlike wonder that makes this season so special. Discover a little Christmas magic in McAdam!

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St. Andrews by-the-Sea

St. Andrews by-the-Sea casts its salty spell on you instantly. The pull of this seaside resort town has enticed wealthy summer visitors since the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. They knew this town was special, and you will, too. You can sense the history and grandeur here. Let it sweep you off your feet and hold you spellbound. I dare you to not to fall in love with St. Andrews.

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Stay North at the Algonquin in St. Andrews By-the-Sea

Stay North at the Algonquin Resort and Spa this winter. Chef James May is putting on the glitz and bringing elegance back with 5-Course Dinners, High Tea and Sunday Brunch. Everything you loved about the Algonquin delivered in a brand new way that will have all Maritimers flocking to St. Andrews By-the-Sea and snowbirds secretly glad they didn’t go south this year.

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Saint John, New Brunswick

Art, culture, and history comes alive in Saint John, New Brunswick. It is home to many green spaces - charming parks & elegant public gardens, tree-lined streets, and one of the largest urban parks in North America. Victorian era architecture is everywhere and amazing public art is scattered throughout the city. There are museums & art galleries, day & night markets, quaint local boutiques & unique shops, fabulous restaurants & cafes, and a vibrant container village & gathering space with ongoing activities. You are going to love it here!

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