Established in 1890, the club is among the oldest curling clubs in New Brunswick. They are a three sheet curling club offering a full range of curling and social activities for all ages. 

TSA's newly-renovated facility has more ice than any club in the area and includes a spacious lounge, large-capacity banquet room, pro shop, locker rooms and wheelchair access to the lounge and the ice.

The Carleton Curling Club was founded in 1895 and is located on the west side of Saint John, NB. They have three sheets of ice and offer hall and/or ice rentals for events. They are fully licensed and kitchen facilities can be available upon request. 
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Just 20 minutes from uptown Saint John, course architect Donald Ross designed Westfield with stunning landscape views and a unique layout to attract golfers of all skill levels. With so many spectacular views, it is no surprise this course has long been regarded as New Brunswick’s most scenic golf course.

The Riverside Country Club was originally established as The Saint John Country Club in 1897, and is one of only two private golf club's in New Brunswick. Members enjoy a classic experience of golf, curling, and club life all while taking in the beautiful views of the Kennebecasis River.

The Hampton Golf Club is located in the Town of Hampton, just 25 minutes from Saint John. Hampton’s course is one of the most scenic and popular 18-hole courses in Southern New Brunswick. Built for golfers of all levels, the course overlooks beautiful Darlings Lake and the scenic rolling hills of Kings County.

Golf Rockwood is an 18-hole golf course located in Saint John's Rockwood Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America. While a relatively short course, at 5502 m (6017 yd), a round at Golf Rockwood is a treat from the wonders of nature. Daily hours vary with sunset/weather. Practice your skill at the Aquatic Driving Range.

Equipped with an NHL regulation size rink, the Qplex offers an accessible viewing, and capacity for 1,500 people. A short 20-minute drive from the city’s core – the qplex has a history of hockey success, with experience hosting two marquee events: 2016 TELUS Cup and 2018 World U17 Hockey Challenge.

The Irving Oil Field House is home to a 200- meter, 6-lane indoor Track, a long jump pit, high jump, shot put, and pole vault. The facility also has two indoor turf fields that are each 92 x 172 feet with 8 team change rooms. The turf is suitable for a wide variety of sports such as soccer, lawn bowling, football, rugby, ultimate Frisbee, softball or baseball land training, cheerleading, ball hockey, lacrosse, and field hockey.

The Canada Games Aquatic Centre, located in the city centre is connected to many amenities via an "inside connection" pedway system. The facility plays host to major aquatic sports events, recently hosting the Maine State Swim Championship & Atlantic Cup. The pool facility includes a 50m eight-lane pool and diving complex, 2 x 25m warm water leisure pools and a tots pool facility, as well as on deck hot tubs, sauna, and steam room.