July 3-5, 2008
at Harbour Station
Host Hotel
Hilton Saint John
$129 per night,
Single/Double/
Triple/Quad

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Information Sites

• City of Saint John The official site for the city and all its departments, need to find out about parking or moose hunting within city limits, this is the place to go!
• Tourism Saint John The official tourism site for the city gives you a general breakdown of all things of interest within the city and also access to some helpful maps.
• Saint John Weather You've heard the saying "wait 15 minutes if you don't like the weather" although this is true around here if you can't wait the 15 then heres a link for you!
• City Market Located at the top of King St. this is a real treasure trove of the local produce and some not so local, definitely worth a look!
• new-brunswick.net everything you want to know about New Brunswick and a whole lot more. The #1 site on New Brunswick!
• Saint John Lots to see and do in the oldest incorporated city in Canada!

Fine Dining Sites

• Beatty and the Beastro - has some of the best service and finest cuisine in New Brunswick. It’s labeled as the most highly rated restaurant in New Brunswick and placed in the Top Ten in Canada according to the “Where to eat in Canada” publication. The professional and knowledgeable staff is eager to serve you your next meal.
• Billy's Seafood Restaurant A wonderful atmosphere, exceptional service, and the finest quality seafood are what you'll find at Billy's Seafood Company.
• Jungle Jim's - Licensed family dining. Offers menu, location and hours.
• Phoenix Dinner Theatre a full service dining facility is the place to come where memories are made. Your dining experience will be truly enjoyable and a delight to remember! The Phoenix is open Thursday thru Saturday, or any day on demand with groups of 40 or more.
• Turn of the Tide Executive Chef Colin Sifton has created an offering that captures the essence of New Brunswick's food culture. The majority of the items on the menu are either grown or produced locally, and prepared with a touch of Saint John flare. The growers and producers we work with are proud of their products and are especially pleased to see them being showcased at Turn of the Tide, one of Saint John's finest establishments.