Tantramar Report Year In Review: Sackville arts

January 3, 2022
Erica Butler

Paul Henderson, director of Struts Gallery, and Emily Falvey, director of the Owens Art Gallery.

We are joined by Owens Art Gallery director Emily Falvey and Struts Gallery director Paul Henderson for a conversation about the arts scene in Sackville and New Brunswick, touching on the impacts of the pandemic, and also New Brunswick’s low profile in the arts, and what it means for artists and audiences.

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Tantramar Report Year In Review: Sackville arts

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