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SUMMARY:Festival by the Marsh July 10 - 21
DESCRIPTION:Sackville’s oldest summer festival\, featuring music\, theatre\, literature and fine arts. Visit the Festival’s website for all the details\, and also see below. \n  \n2024 Schedule & Tickets – details at www.festivalbythemarsh.com\n \n  \nMainstage Theatre \nSaltwater Moon by David French – the classic and touching love story set in Newfoundland in 1926.\nJuly 10 to13 at 7:30 pm and also July 13 at 2 pm\, at 3 Fairfield Rd\nTickets are $25 for adults\, and $20 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets click here\, or call (506) 940-7783. \nPlaying With Food – World Premiere play by Ben Maksym – an exciting new laugh out loud comedy that will have you giving your compliments to the chef!\nJuly 17 to 19 at 7:30 pm and July 20 at 2 pm\, at 3 Fairfield Rd\nTickets are $25 for adults\, and $20 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets click here\, click here or call (506) 940-7783. \nSherlock Holmes and the Case of the Missing Heiress by Ron Kelly Spurles and Co. – an hilarious who dunit set in London and Canada in the 1920s\nJuly 20 at 7:30 pm & July 21 at 2 pm\, at 3 Fairfield Rd\nTickets are $25 for adults\, and $20 for students and seniors. To purchase tickets click here\, or call (506) 940-7783. \n  \nOther Theatre \nThe Wonderful Wanderer of Wenderville – World Premiere of a play for all ages by Hannah Lucas – a fantastical fairytale full of magic and mayhem!\nJuly 18 and 19 at 3 pm at Trueman’s Blueberry Farms\, and July 20 at 10 am at the Sackville Farmers’ Market. All performances are by donation! \nTheatre Workshop for Young People – To register for the workshops and for details click here. \nPlus a short play at the Sackville Farmers Market July 13 at 10 am – by donation \n  \nMusic \nOld Man Luedecke in concert July 20 at 9 pm at the Sackville Legion \,15 Lorne St\nTickets are $25. To purchase tickets click here\, or call (506) 940-7783. \nFine Arts \nPaul Brisk Jr – Artist-in-Residence at Fort Beausejour/Fort Cumberland NHS – July 13 &14 from noon to 4 pm – drop by to see Paul’s bead work practice. There is no charge for this program.
URL:https://sackville.thedev.ca/calendar/festival-by-the-marsh-july-10-21/
LOCATION:Various venues
CATEGORIES:Arts and Culture
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SUMMARY:Summer Hike Series - Pink Rocks
DESCRIPTION:Join the TOC (Tantramar Outdoor Club) for a hike of the Pink Rocks Hiking Trail! This hike is rated a 3 out of 5 for difficulty\, due to it being a longer hike and there being potentially wet or muddy spots. This will be about a 4 hour hike. This will be a wet but easy walk along an old road to Pink Rocks\, where the low tide beach offers lots of opportunity for exploration. It’s approximately a 5km hike in and out and then several km of walking on the beach. \nMeet at 9am in the parking lot behind the Sackville post office for carpooling!
URL:https://sackville.thedev.ca/calendar/summer-hike-series-pink-rocks/
LOCATION:94 Main St\, 94 Main St\, Sackville\, E4L1G6
CATEGORIES:Health and Wellness,Nature,Programs,Sports and Recreation
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SUMMARY:Drop-in Indoor Playground for Pre-schoolers
DESCRIPTION:Drop-in Indoor Playground for Pre-schoolers.  Free-Play for kids ages 0-5 years old.  Parents must stay and supervise their children.  Visit with other parents while your children play. Bring your coffee and snacks for the kids. \nSaturdays at the Dorchester Veteran’s Community Centre from 10am-noon. \nFor more info. Contact Mimi at dorchesterplayground@gmail.com
URL:https://sackville.thedev.ca/calendar/drop-in-indoor-playground-for-pre-schoolers/2024-07-13/
LOCATION:Dorchester Veterans Community Center\, 4955 Main Street\, 182 Main Street\, Sackville\, NB\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Health and Wellness,Programs,Sports and Recreation
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SUMMARY:Special Exhibition Opening - Soif d'Illusion / Illusion of the Self
DESCRIPTION:Soif d’illusion / Illusion of the Self \nJuly 13 to September 2\, 2024\nJoin us for the opening July 13\, 2024\, noon to 4:00 p.m. to meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments! \nKeillor House Museum\,\n4974 Main St\, Dorchester\, NB \nKeillor House Museum and St. James Textile Museum are open Wednesdays through Sundays\, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission grants access to both museums.\nDuring the summer of 2024\, the Keillor House Museum (Dorchester\, New Brunswick) is host to an unprecedented artistic exploration. This exhibition project\, conceived by the visual artist Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, grew out of a conversation with the museum’s director\, Keegan Hiltz\, about the revitalization of historical collections through contemporary art practices. Soif d’illusion/Illusion of the Self\, presented in the Georgian-style manor built circa 1813\, brings together works by five artists: Kyle Alden Martens\, Karen Tam\, Massimo Guerrera\, Natasha Sacobie\, and Guillaume Adjutor Provost. In a play on translation\, the bilingual title invites reflection on how the perception of self may be shaped by illusions and deep desires. In this respect\, the heavily decorated spaces of the Keillor House Museum\, evidence of its founder’s ambition to conceal his modest origins and typical of Victorian attitudes\, offer an ideal setting for exploring the complexities of personal and collective identity.\nEach artist addresses the theme with a distinct sensibility. Kyle Alden Martens uses garments as a metaphor for adjustment and integration in his exploration of how queer bodies occupy and transform domestic space. Karen Tam re-creates objects that attest to and probe Chinese historical narratives and diasporic identities. Massimo Guerrera\, a pioneer of relational art\, proposes a reflection on human interactions through a grouping of sculptures on the dining-room table. Natasha Sacobie\, an artist from the Wolastoqiyik First Nation\, creates works both informed by her ancestors and linked to future generations by combining traditional materials such as porcupine quills\, birch bark\, and fur with contemporary modes of expression. Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, known for his interdisciplinary installations that address class consciousness and vernacular aesthetics\, gathers a corpus of utilitarian-looking ceramics in the bedrooms for maids and seasonal workers. Through these multiple voices\, the exhibition offers a reflection on domestic space as site for the projection of fabricated identities.\nThe artists acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and wish to thank the Keillor House Museum team for their unwavering support and dedication towards the realization of this exhibition.\n_____________________________________ \nSoif d’illusion / Illusion of the Self \n13 juillet au 2 septembre 2024\nVernissage le 13 juillet 2024\, 12h – 16h \nKeillor House Museum\n4974\, Main St\, Dorchester\, NB \nLe Keillor House Museum et le St. James Textile Museum sont ouverts du mercredi au dimanche\, de 10h00 à 17h00. L’admission donne accès aux deux musées.\nPendant l’été 2024\, le Keillor House Museum (Dorchester\, Nouveau-Brunswick)\, devient le théâtre d’une exploration artistique inédite. Conceptualisé par l’artiste visuel Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, ce projet d’exposition est issu d’une conversation avec Keegan Hiltz\, directeur du musée\, sur la revalorisation des collections historiques par le biais des pratiques artistiques contemporaines. L’exposition Soif d’illusion / Illusion of the Self est présentée dans ce manoir de style géorgien construit circa 1813 et réunit les pratiques de cinq artistes : Kyle Alden Martens\, Karen Tam\, Massimo Guerrera\, Natasha Sacobie et Guillaume Adjutor Provost. Par un jeu de traduction\, le titre bilingue invite à réfléchir sur la manière dont notre perception de soi peut être façonnée par des illusions et des désirs profonds. En cela\, les espaces lourdement décorés du Keillor House Museum\, témoins d’une ambition à dissimuler les modestes origines de son fondateur et typiques des attitudes victoriennes\, établissent un cadre idéal pour explorer les complexités de l’identité personnelle et collective.\nChaque artiste aborde ce thème avec une sensibilité distincte. Kyle Alden Martens utilise les vêtements comme métaphore de l’ajustement et de l’intégration\, explorant comment les corps queer occupent et transforment l’espace domestique. Karen Tam\, quant à elle\, recrée des objets qui témoignent et interrogent les récits historiques et les identités diasporiques chinoises. Massimo Guerrera\, pionnier de l’art relationnel\, propose une réflexion sur les interactions humaines à travers un ensemble de sculptures sur la table de la salle à manger. Natasha Sacobie\, artiste de la Première Nation Wolastoqiyik\, réalise des œuvres informées par ses ancêtres et liées aux générations futures\, en combinant des matériaux traditionnels comme les piquants de porc-épic\, l’écorce de bouleau et la fourrure avec des modes d’expression contemporains. Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, connu pour ses installations interdisciplinaires qui abordent la conscience de classe et les esthétiques vernaculaires\, rassemble un corpus de céramiques d’apparence utilitaire dans la chambre des domestiques et des travailleurs saisonniers. En réunissant ces voix multiples\, l’exposition offre une réflexion sur l’espace domestique comme lieu de projection des identités réelles et fabulées.\nLes artistes remercient le Conseil des Arts du Canada pour son soutien\, ainsi que l’équipe du Keillor House Museum pour son accueil et son dévouement envers la réalisation de cette exposition.
URL:https://sackville.thedev.ca/calendar/special-exhibition-opening-soif-dillusion-illusion-of-the-self/
LOCATION:Keillor House Museum\, 4974 Main Street\, Dorchester\, NB\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts and Culture
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SUMMARY:Special Exhibition Opening - Soif d'Illusion / Illusion of the Self
DESCRIPTION:Soif d’illusion / Illusion of the Self \nJuly 13 to September 2\, 2024\nJoin us for the opening on July 13\, 2024\, noon to 4:00 p.m. to meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments. Free admission all day! \nKeillor House Museum\,\n4974 Main St\, Dorchester\, NB \nKeillor House Museum and St. James Textile Museum are open Wednesdays through Sundays\, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission grants access to both museums.\nDuring the summer of 2024\, the Keillor House Museum (Dorchester\, New Brunswick) is host to an unprecedented artistic exploration. This exhibition project\, conceived by the visual artist Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, grew out of a conversation with the museum’s director\, Keegan Hiltz\, about the revitalization of historical collections through contemporary art practices. Soif d’illusion/Illusion of the Self\, presented in the Georgian-style manor built circa 1813\, brings together works by five artists: Kyle Alden Martens\, Karen Tam\, Massimo Guerrera\, Natasha Sacobie\, and Guillaume Adjutor Provost. In a play on translation\, the bilingual title invites reflection on how the perception of self may be shaped by illusions and deep desires. In this respect\, the heavily decorated spaces of the Keillor House Museum\, evidence of its founder’s ambition to conceal his modest origins and typical of Victorian attitudes\, offer an ideal setting for exploring the complexities of personal and collective identity.\nEach artist addresses the theme with a distinct sensibility. Kyle Alden Martens uses garments as a metaphor for adjustment and integration in his exploration of how queer bodies occupy and transform domestic space. Karen Tam re-creates objects that attest to and probe Chinese historical narratives and diasporic identities. Massimo Guerrera\, a pioneer of relational art\, proposes a reflection on human interactions through a grouping of sculptures on the dining-room table. Natasha Sacobie\, an artist from the Wolastoqiyik First Nation\, creates works both informed by her ancestors and linked to future generations by combining traditional materials such as porcupine quills\, birch bark\, and fur with contemporary modes of expression. Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, known for his interdisciplinary installations that address class consciousness and vernacular aesthetics\, gathers a corpus of utilitarian-looking ceramics in the bedrooms for maids and seasonal workers. Through these multiple voices\, the exhibition offers a reflection on domestic space as site for the projection of fabricated identities.\nThe artists acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts and wish to thank the Keillor House Museum team for their unwavering support and dedication towards the realization of this exhibition.\n_____________________________________ \nSoif d’illusion / Illusion of the Self \n13 juillet au 2 septembre 2024\nVernissage le 13 juillet 2024\, 12h – 16h \nKeillor House Museum\n4974\, Main St\, Dorchester\, NB \nLe Keillor House Museum et le St. James Textile Museum sont ouverts du mercredi au dimanche\, de 10h00 à 17h00. L’admission donne accès aux deux musées.\nPendant l’été 2024\, le Keillor House Museum (Dorchester\, Nouveau-Brunswick)\, devient le théâtre d’une exploration artistique inédite. Conceptualisé par l’artiste visuel Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, ce projet d’exposition est issu d’une conversation avec Keegan Hiltz\, directeur du musée\, sur la revalorisation des collections historiques par le biais des pratiques artistiques contemporaines. L’exposition Soif d’illusion / Illusion of the Self est présentée dans ce manoir de style géorgien construit circa 1813 et réunit les pratiques de cinq artistes : Kyle Alden Martens\, Karen Tam\, Massimo Guerrera\, Natasha Sacobie et Guillaume Adjutor Provost. Par un jeu de traduction\, le titre bilingue invite à réfléchir sur la manière dont notre perception de soi peut être façonnée par des illusions et des désirs profonds. En cela\, les espaces lourdement décorés du Keillor House Museum\, témoins d’une ambition à dissimuler les modestes origines de son fondateur et typiques des attitudes victoriennes\, établissent un cadre idéal pour explorer les complexités de l’identité personnelle et collective.\nChaque artiste aborde ce thème avec une sensibilité distincte. Kyle Alden Martens utilise les vêtements comme métaphore de l’ajustement et de l’intégration\, explorant comment les corps queer occupent et transforment l’espace domestique. Karen Tam\, quant à elle\, recrée des objets qui témoignent et interrogent les récits historiques et les identités diasporiques chinoises. Massimo Guerrera\, pionnier de l’art relationnel\, propose une réflexion sur les interactions humaines à travers un ensemble de sculptures sur la table de la salle à manger. Natasha Sacobie\, artiste de la Première Nation Wolastoqiyik\, réalise des œuvres informées par ses ancêtres et liées aux générations futures\, en combinant des matériaux traditionnels comme les piquants de porc-épic\, l’écorce de bouleau et la fourrure avec des modes d’expression contemporains. Guillaume Adjutor Provost\, connu pour ses installations interdisciplinaires qui abordent la conscience de classe et les esthétiques vernaculaires\, rassemble un corpus de céramiques d’apparence utilitaire dans la chambre des domestiques et des travailleurs saisonniers. En réunissant ces voix multiples\, l’exposition offre une réflexion sur l’espace domestique comme lieu de projection des identités réelles et fabulées.\nLes artistes remercient le Conseil des Arts du Canada pour son soutien\, ainsi que l’équipe du Keillor House Museum pour son accueil et son dévouement envers la réalisation de cette exposition.
URL:https://sackville.thedev.ca/calendar/special-exhibition-opening-soif-dillusion-illusion-of-the-self-2/
LOCATION:Keillor House Museum\, 4974 Main Street\, Dorchester\, NB\, Canada
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