Visitor and Event Guide 2021 PLEASE NOTE - Details in this guide were compiled in March 2021. Please check dates and other details before using the information provided, Contents as they may have changed due to circumstances beyond our control. Welcome FESTIVALS AND EVENTS...... 2 ART AND SCULPTURE...... 18 Bordertown Festival...... 2 Art Walk...... 18 Sackville Music Festival...... 3 Stroll Through a Poem...... 18 Festival by the Marsh...... 3 Fog Forest Gallery...... 19 Tantramarsh Blues Society...... 3 Owens Art Gallery...... 20 Deputy Mayor Ron Aiken Welcomes You Farmers’ Market...... 4 Harold Geddes, George Stanley, Fowl Play...21 The Music Barn...... 4 Struts Gallery & Faucet Media Arts Centre...22 Welcome to Sackville and to our amazing cultural Performers’ Theatre Company...... 5 Colville House...... 22 and natural attractions. Sackville is a place with Live Bait Theatre...... 5 Handmade Crafts and More!...... 23 small Town friendliness and charm, but with SappyFest...... 6 The Craft Gallery...... 24 big town amenities. We have many things for Sackville Street Chalk Festival...... 6 Sackville Arts Wall...... 24 Canada Day Celebrations...... 7 Past, Present and Future Walking Tour...... 25 you to experience here at the Centre of the New Brunswick Day...... 7 OUR HISTORY...... 26 Maritime Provinces, and you can also make us Old Fashioned Friday Night Cruise...... 7 Boultenhouse Heritage Centre...... 27 your basecamp to explore many world-class Beech Hill Park Challenge...... 8 and 41 Campbell Carriage Factory Museum...... 28 experiences within a two-hour drive - including Sackville Fall Fair...... 8 Memorial Park...... 29 Playwright’s Atlantic Resource Centre...... 8 Historic Properties...... 29 beaches with the warmest waters north of Winterfest...... 9 Historic Walking Tours...... 29 Virginia, two National Parks, and four major Concerts in the Park...... 9 Geneology, Cemeteries, Acadian Monument...... 30 cities. We hope you will enjoy Sackville, Movies in the Park...... 9 Fort Beauséjour - Fort Cumberland...... 31 a New Kind of Small Town! Performing Arts Series...... 10 SACKVILLE MAP...... 32-33 RON AIKEN DEPUTY MAYOR Mount Allison Music Recitals...... 10 MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY MAP..34-35 Sackville Festival of Early Music...... 10 Mount Allison University...... 36-37 Sackville Film Society...... 10 PARKS...... 38 Vogue Cinema...... 10 The Great Trail and other trails...... 38 Levee on the Lake ...... 11 BMX & Skateboard Park...... 38 President’s Welcome Welcome Student Corn Boil...... 11 Sackville Waterfowl Park...... 39 Mount Allison is one of the things that makes FESTIVAL & EVENTS CALENDAR...... 12-13 Silver Lake...... 40 OTHER ATTRACTIONS...... 14 Tantramar Wetlands Centre...... 40 Sackville special — and Sackville is one of the Downtown Sackville...... 14 Beech Hill Park and Disc Golf Course...... 41 reasons Mount Allison stands out in the crowd. Anderson’s Greenhouse...... 15 Bill Johnstone Memorial Park...... 42 Fort Folly First Nation...... 15 Tennis, Golf and Pickleball...... 42 This vibrant and engaging community is a great Sackville Community Garden...... 15 Cross Country Skiing and Winter Fun...... 43 place to call home — whether for a day, a year, Dykes...... 16 RESTAURANTS/NIGHT LIFE...... 44-45 or a lifetime. The Town and the University offer Tantramar Marshes and Covered Bridge...... 16 ACCOMMODATIONS...... 48-49 up an ever-changing array of cultural, sporting, Sackville Sports Wall of Fame...... 16 TWO HOUR RADIUS MAP...... 51-52 and community activities to spark your creativity, Trueman Blueberry Farm...... 17 WORSHIP SERVICES...... 54 Tantramar Veteran’s Memorial Civic Centre...... 17 VISITOR CENTRE, GUIDED TOURS...... 55 kindle your curiosity, and captivate your Gemini Observatory...... 17 MERCHANTS OF SACKVILLE...... 56-58 imagination. There’s so much to choose from, LOCAL REGION MAP...... 60 you’ll wish you could stay longer! Welcome, bienvenue, pjila’si — we look forward to seeing you around.
DR. JEAN-PAUL BOUDREAU PRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY
1 Festivals & Events Festivals & Events Festival by the Marsh
FEATURING:
• OUTDOOR PERFORMANCES OF SHAKESPEARE’S “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM” AND “A BANISHMENT OF POETS” BY SUE ROSE
• WORKSHOPS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
• CONCERTS AND MORE! August 9-15
Photo from 2012 production by Sue Rose
Tel: (506) 940-2248 > www.festivalbythemarsh.ca
> www.tbsblues.com Tantramarsh Blues Society A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO BRINGING YOU WORLD-CLASS BLUES IN AN INTIMATE SETTING.
David Myles performed in 2018 Peter Karp performed in 2018
Bordertown Festival of the Arts SPONSORED BY THE TOWN OF SACKVILLE, BORDERTOWN IS A 5 DAY FESTIVAL THAT BRINGS THE VERY BEST IN Dates to be MUSIC, ART AND LOCAL HOSPITALITY. announced > www.sackville.com/bordertown
2 3 Sackville Farmers’ Market HELD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING FROM 9 – 12, IN THE SUMMER AT BILL JOHNSTONE PARK. BUSTLING WITH MUSIC, ENERGY, FRESH BAKED GOODS, ETHNIC FOOD, PRODUCE, ARTS, CRAFTS AND MORE. Festivals & Events Festivals & Events (506) 536-7378 > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca
The Performers’ Theatre Company SACKVILLE’S COMMUNITY THEATRE SINCE 2007
CALENDAR OF PRODUCTIONS FOR 2021
• JUNE 2-5 & 10-13 – “MURDERED TO DEATH” BY PETER GORDON (COMEDY/MURDER MYSTERY) • AUGUST 11-15 – “A BANISHMENT OF POETS” BY SUE ROSE (OUTDOOR FAMILY-FRIENDLY ROMP) • NOVEMBER 4-6 & 10-14 – “THE BOOK OF DARKNESS AND LIGHT” (GHOST STORIES IN THE OLD STYLE)
Tickets: (506) 536-1264 Email: [email protected] > www.performerstheatre.com
The Spinner Brothers Performed in 2019
Live Bait Theatre LIVE BAIT IS A PROFESSIONAL THEATRE COMPANY COMMITTED TO PUTTING ON THE BEST PLAYS AND CONCERTS IN THE MARITIMES. The Music Barn VISIT THEIR WEBSITE FOR SCHEDULE DETAILS. THE MUSIC BARN IS A POPULAR VENUE FOR WEDDINGS AND MUSIC, FEATURING BLUEGRASS, FOLK AND COUNTRY. THE OLD BARN WAS A Tel. (506) 536-3031 CORNERSTONE FOR A FAMILY FARM FORM MANY GENERATIONS. > www.livebaittheatre.com Fall 2021 (evenings and weekends) LIVE BAIT’S NEW WORKS FESTIVAL SUMMER 2021 “Scape” Tel. (902) 634-3353 (weekdays) > www.freewebs.com/themusicbarn by Mark Blagrave
4 5 6 Festivals & Events STREET CHALK.THEFESTIVAL ALSO INCLUDES ART WORKSHOPS, CHALK UNIQUE TO ATLANTIC CANADA, THISCOVID FRIENDLY TWO-DAY EVENT WILL INCLUDE SEVERALARTISTS CREATING ARTWORKS DIRECTLY ON BRIDGE STREET, INCLUDING PROFESSIONALS ANDARTISTS NEWTO ACTIVITIES FOR EVERYONE ANDPLENTYOFLIVEMUSIC. Sackville StreetChalkFestival >
www.sackville.com/sackvillechalk > WWW.SAPPYFEST.COM OF MUSIC,VISUAL ARTS. FOR INFORMATION ANDUPDATES VISIT A SUMMERHIGHLIGHT–BRINGINGTOGETHER ANECLECTIC MIX Sappyfest
www.sappyfest.com August 27-28
2 PM TO 4PM WITHSTRAWBERRIES, CREAMAND > AND PLENTYOFNOSTALGIA. STREET. LIVEMUSIC,KIDS’ ACTIVITIES, CHARITYBBQ SOME BEAUTIES FROM THEPAST, RIGHTONMAIN ROLL INONYOUR SWEET CLASSIC RIDE,ORADMIRE Night Cruise Old Fashioned Friday COME CELEBRATE CANADA DAY ONJULY 1FROM CANADA DAY FUN RUN AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TAKING
www.sackville.com COME CELEBRATE OURNATION’S BIRTHDAY WITHUS! JULY 1ST ISALWAYS AN EXCITING DAY INSACKVILLE; WITH LIVEMUSIC,CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES, THE HOMEMADE BISCUITS (BY DONATION). Canada DayCelebrations >
www.tantramarheritage.ca Tantramar Heritage Tantramar Heritage PLACE THROUGHOUT THETOWN. Strawberry Social Trust Canada Day Trust CanadaDay
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7 Festivals & Events 8 Festivals & Events SACKVILLE ONTHECROOKED TREE TRAILSYSTEM. PERFECT FOR RACERS OFALLSHAPES, SIZES ANDFITNESS LEVELS!DON’TFORGET ABOUTTHECHILDREN’S MINI-CHALLENGE A REVAMPED BHPCHALLENGEWILLPUTYOUR BODY TO THETEST! THISNEW5KMOR More information: THEY READFROM THEIRWORKS. PARC RETREAT. JOINUS FOR ASNEAK PEAKAS PLAYWRIGHTS GATHER INMAY FOR THEANNUAL CANADIAN PLAYS AND PLAYWRIGHTS. TEN ASSISTS INTHEDEVELOPMENT OFATLANTIC Centre (PARC) Playwrights Atlantic Resource 10 KMVIRTUAL TRAILRUNWILLTAKE YOU THROUGH THEWOODED WILDERNESS OF >
19th May www.sackville.com/fallfair Livestream Reading7pm IN THEIROWNWORDS >
www.playwrightsatlantic.ca ON THEOGDENLOOP TRAIL!GREAT PRIZESTO BEWON! 23-26 Sept
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SACKVILLE FALL FAIR CONCERTS ALLWEEKEND, THEREISSOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT THE OUR FIREWORKS SHOW ISSECOND-TO-NONE ANDWITHFREEOUTDOOR A FEWOFTHEFAVOURITE EVENTS TO TAKE PLACE DURINGTHEWEEKEND. ANYTHING THAT FLOATS RACE ANDTHEANNUAL SHOW N’SHINEAREJUST TOWN HASTO OFFER!THEHINCHEY’S MIDWAY, OURANNUAL PARADE, THE THE BIGGEST EVENTOFTHEYEAR,SACKVILLE FALL FAIR CELEBRATES ALLTHE 20th AnnualFall Fair 13 to 18 > July July
www.sackville.com POPULAR 3DAY EVENTFEATURES ANOUTDOORDANCE PARTY, SLEDDING,HORSEAND July 8th-September2nd,6:30pm THE PERFECT WAY TO CELEBRATE THEOUTDOORSINHEART OFWINTER,THIS BILL JOHNSTONE MEMORIALPARK ISHOMETO OURFREESUMMER > Thursday eveningsfrom
www.sackville.com MOVIE SERIES.GENRESANDTITLESVARY, SO VISIT WAGON RIDES,FIREWORKS ANDAWHOLELOT MORE! WWW.SACKVILLE.COM FOR DETAILS.
Movies inthePark TALENTED LOCAL MUSICIANS! JOHNSTONE MEMORIALPARK. DROP BY THEPARK ANDENJOY OUR PERMITTING, THETOWN OFFERSAFREECONCERT SERIESINBILL EVERY THURSDAY EVENINGDURINGTHESUMMERMONTHS,WEATHER Concerts inthePark Winterfest
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9 Festivals & Events 10 Festivals & Events > > MOVIES ARESCREENED AT THEVOGUE CINEMA. SEPTEMBER TO APRIL,CURRENT ANDCLASSICAL EVERY THURSDAY EVENINGAT 7:30PM FROM Sackville FilmSociety ALSO HELDONWEDNESDAY AFTERNOONSAT 4:00PM. PUBLIC LECTURES ANDSTUDENT MINI-CONCERTS ARE CONVOCATION HALLANDTHEUNIVERSITYCHAPEL. AUDITORIUM, WITHENSEMBLE CONCERTS IN AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONRECITALS INBRUNTON FACULTY, STUDENTS, ANDGUESTS GIVEEVENING Music Department Recitals Mount Allison University
PRESENTING SOME OFCANADA’S MOST CELEBRATED PERFORMERS INTHE www.sackvilleearlymusic.com
www.mta.ca/music AREAS OFCLASSICAL MUSIC,DANCE, FOLK, WORLD MUSIC ANDJAZZ. Performing ArtsSeries 17-19 Sept
iTromboni performedin2016 AND TICKETAVAILABILITY, PLEASEVISITOURWEBSITE. FOR DETAILS ABOUTFESTIVAL DATES, ARTISTS, VENUES,TIMES CUMBERLAND COUNTIES. THE YOUNG ANDYOUNG AT HEART INTHETANTRAMAR AND HIS ENSEMBLEWILLALSO PRESENTOUTREACH MATERIALS TO HISTORICALLY-INFORMED BAROQUE DANCE. LAROTTA AND MOVE, COMBINING RENAISSANCE ANDBAROQUE MUSICWITH PROGRAM ÉCOUTE COMME JEDANSE WILLMAKEYOUR BODY LES JARDINS CHORÉGRAPHIQUE.THEIR INTERDISCIPLINARY MÉLISANDE MCNABNEY(HARPSICHORD), ANDDANCE COMPANY (VIOLIN), ESTEBAN LAROTTA (LUTE), ELINORFREY(CELLO), AND BASED ENSEMBLEPALLADE MUSICA WITHTANYA LAPERRIÈRE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED ENSEMBLEAS WELL ASQUÉBEC- THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL WILLFEATURE TWO EVENTS: AN PERFORMED BY MUSICIANSOFINTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION. MUSIC AND DANCE FORM THE RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE PERIODS WILL AGAIN ENLIVENOURCOMMUNITY WITHAPROGRAM OF THE 2021 EDITIONOFTHESACKVILLE FESTIVAL OFEARLY MUSIC Sackville Festival ofEarlyMusic > The Vogue Cinema AVAILABLE FOR RENTFOR EVENTS. 3D. THEVOGUE SHOWS POPULARMOVIES ANDISALSO AND DIGITAL PROJECTOR CAPABLE OFPROJECTING IN THE VOGUE, BUILT IN1946, HASANEWSOUND SYSTEM
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WELCOME OUR NEWANDRETURNINGMOUNTALLISON STUDENTS. AMAZING LOCAL MUSICAT BILLJOHNSTONE MEMORIALPARK TO MARKET, ANDTOWN OFSACKVILLE SERVE UPCORN ON THE COB AND EVERY YEARTHESACKVILLE ROTARY CLUB, SACKVILLE FARMER’S Welcome Mount AllisonStudent’s Corn Boil BEAUTIFUL HISTORIC SACKVILLE. AGES INTERESTED INTRADITIONALCULTURE, EAST COAST MUSICAND FOUR DAY FESTIVAL HASSOMETHING FOR CHILDREN,FAMILIES ORALL DAYTIME WORKSHOPS ORTICKETEDEVENTS INTHEEVENING. BEACH SIDESTAGE FOR SUMMERSOUNDS ORJOINUSAT THEMANY FREE MUSICOUTSIDE FOR ALLAGES. SWIM, PADDLE ORSITAT THE WEATHER). THISFEATURE EVENTISFIVEHOURSOFCONTINUOUS HAPPENING SATURDAY AFTERNOON(OR SUNDAY WITHINCLEMENT EVENTS AREAROUND SILVER LAKEWITHTHEMAINSTAGE LEVEE HEART OFHISTORIC MIDDLESACKVILLE. ALLCULTURAL ANDHERITAGE TRADITIONAL, COUNTRY, BLUEGRASS ANDOLDTIMEMUSICINTHE LEVEE ONTHELAKEISBACK FOR ASECOND YEAROFFOLK, LILAS FAWCETT PARK AND OTHER VENUESINMIDDLESACKVILLE, NB Levee ontheLake 19 Aug
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April August 2 > New Brunswick Day Celebrations presented by the Town of Sackville > www.sackville.com Every Saturday in April, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at 45 Main St. August 5, 12, 19, 26 > 6:30 p.m. > Concerts in the Park at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park Sackville Farmers’ Market > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca > www.sackville.com
May August 8 > Heritage Field Day, Campbell Carriage Factory Museum > tantramarheritage.ca August 9 – 15 > Festival by the Marsh with outdoor Shakespeare and more Every Saturday in May, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. > www.festivalbythemarsh,ca Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca August 11 – 15 > The Performers’ Theatre Company presents “A Banishment of Poets by Sue May 19 > 7:30 pm, In Their Own Words new play readings > www.playwrightsatlantic.ca Rose (Outdoor family-friendly romp) > www.performerstheatre.com August 19 – 22 > Levee on the Lake > Lilas Fawcett Park and other venues in Middle Sackville June > www.leveeeonthelake.com Every Saturday in June, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. August 6, 27 > 9 p.m. > Movies in the Park at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackville.com Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca August 27 – 28 > Sackville Street Chalk Festival > www.sackville.com June 2-5 and 10-13 > The Performers’ Theatre Company presents > “Murdered to Death” by Peter Gordon (Comedy/murder mystery) > www.performerstheatre.com September Every Saturday in September, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. July Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca Every Saturday in July, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. September 2 > 6:30 p.m. > Concerts in the Park at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackville.com July 1 > Canada Day Celebrations presented by the Town of Sackville > www.sackville.com September 4 > Welcome Mount Allison Student’s Corn Boil > www.sackville.com July 1 > 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. > Canada Day Strawberry Social presented by the September 17 – 19 > Sackville Festival of Early Music > www.sackvilleearlymusic.com Tantramar Heritage Trust www.tantramarheritage.ca September 23 – 26 > 20th Annual Fall Fair presented by the Town of Sackville July 14 – 17 > New Works Festival presented by Live Bait Theatre > www.livebaittheatre.com > www.sackville.com/fallfair July 8, 15, 22, 29 > 6:30 p.m. > Concerts in the Park at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackville.com October July 9 > 9 p.m. > Movies in the Park at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackville.com Every Saturday in October, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. July 13 – 18 > Beech Hill Park Challenge presented by the Town of Sackville > www.sackville.com Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca TBA > Old Fashioned Friday Night Cruise > www.sackville.com November August Every Saturday in November, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Every Saturday in August, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca Sackville Farmers’ Market at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park > www.sackvillefarmersmarket.ca November 4 – 6 and 10 – 14 > Performers’ Theatre Company presents > “The Book of Darkness and Light” (Ghost stories in the old style) > www.performerstheatre.com 12 13 Other Attractions Other Attractions
19 School Lane > (506) 536-3094 Anderson’s Greenhouse LOCATED IN MIDDLE SACKVILLE SINCE 1986, ANDERSON’S TAKES PRIDE IN GROWING PLANTS WITH BIOLOGICAL INSECT CONTROL, AND WITHOUT FUNGICIDES.
> www.fortfolly.ca Fort Folly First Nation Dorcherster LOCATED 10 MINUTES FROM SACKVILLE AND BORDERS THE VILLAGE OF DORCHESTER. FORT FOLLY HAS A MEDICINE TRAIL THAT STRETCHES THROUGHOUT THE FIRST NATION, A LOBSTER POUND OPEN FROM MAY - JULY AND SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER. HOME OF THE FORT FOLLY HABITAT SALMON RECOVERY AND GITPU GAS AND CONVENIENCE
Downtown Sackville VISIT OUR HISTORIC DOWNTOWN, WITH GALLERIES, BOUTIQUE SHOPPING AND MORE, AND FIND OUT WHAT MAKES US A NEW KIND OF SMALL TOWN.
> www.sackville.com Sackville Community Garden A GRASS-ROOTS INITIATIVE PROVIDING LOCALS WITH A COMMUNAL GARDEN TO GROW ORGANICALLY PRODUCED FOODS AND FLOWERS. 42 CHARLES STREET
14 > [email protected] > sackvillecommunitygarden.wordpress.com 15 16 Other Attractions THE SUPPORT OFMANYGREAT COACHES ANDMANAGERS. THESACKVILLE SPORTS WALL OFFAME RECOGNIZES THOSE THE TOWN OFSACKVILLE HASALONG HISTORY OFPRODUCING COMPETITIVE ATHLETES ANDTEAMS,ALONG WITH WHO HAVE LEFTALASTING LEGACY ONSACKVILLE’S RICHSPORTING HISTORY THROUGH ABI-ANNUAL INDUCTION FARMLAND. BEAUTIFUL VISTAS ANDWILDLIFESIGHTINGSAWAIT YOU. THE DYKES ONTHETANTRAMAR MARSHWEREORIGINALLY BUILT BY ACADIAN SETTLERSINTHE1600STO DRAINTHEMARSHTO USEAS CEREMONY ANDPERMANENTDISPLAY AT THETANTRAMAR VETERAN’S MEMORIAL CIVICCENTRE. > MARSHES ARETHESITEOFTWO BIRDSANCTUARIES. SANDPIPERS ANDCANADA GEESE.NOW ANATIONAL WILDLIFEAREATHE STOPOVER FOR MIGRATING WATERFOWL SUCHASSEMI-PALMATED FUNDY ONTHEISTHMUS OFCHIGNECTO. THEMARSHESAREANIMPORTANT THE TANTRAMAR MARSHISATIDAL SALTMARSH AROUND THEBAY OF Tantramar Marshes andCovered Bridge
www.sackville.ca > Dykes/Marshes
www.sackville.com THE NEXT INDUCTION WILLTAKE PLACE INJUNE2022. Sackville SportsWall ofFame >
www.sackville.com
[email protected] Tel:(506)364-7458 BLUEBERRIES ANDU-PICKPUMPKINSHAY RIDEONSITE.LOCATED INAULAC NEARFORT BEAUSEJOUR. LOCATED ON THEMOUNTALLISON UNIVERSITYCAMPUS, THE OBSERVATORY 182 MainStreet•Tel:(506)364-4955 RETAIL STORE ANDBAKERY WITHA6ACRE SUNFLOWER MAZEWITHOVER 250,000 SUNFLOWERS. ALSO A PICNICANDPLAY AREA,ANOBSERVATION HIVE,U-PICKRASPBERRIES,WILDANDCULTIVATED IS OPENTO THEGENERAL PUBLICANDCOMMUNITY GROUPS. VISITTHE >
WEBSITE TO VIEWSCHEDULES ORARRANGEGROUP VISITS. www.sackville.ca Gemini Observatory IDEAL FOR BANQUETS, MEETINGSCONCERTS ANDOTHER EVENTS. SACKVILLE’S PREMIERERECREATIONAL FACILITY OPENYEAR-ROUND, Tantramar Veterans MemorialCivicCentre >
www.truemanblueberryfarms.com Trueman BlueberryFarm > Email: [email protected] Tel: (506)364-2530 www.mta.ca/gemini
17 Other Attractions ORIGINAL ARTWORKS BY REGIONAL AND NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ARTISTS AND ARTISANS. SOLO AND THEMED FOG EXHIBITIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. FULL SERVICE Arts & Sculpture FOREST CUSTOM FRAMING, INSTALLATIONS AND SECURE SHIPPING. GALLERY DROP IN … IT WILL BE TIME WELL SPENT. Sculpture Art & > www.fogforestgallery.com > 14 Bridge Street > 506-536-9000
Heron’s Watch - this sculpture by Christian Toth, featuring ducks Willie and Gracie and Aaron the Heron, was installed in 2016 on the corner of Snow Angel’s Blanket Owl Jar Storm Brewing Bridge and Weldon Streets. mezzotint by woodfired pottery acrylic painting by Greg Dow Kath Kornelsen Rutherford by Ghita Levin
DUE TO COVID’S EFFECT ON OUR OPERATIONS, FOG FOREST GALLERY IS OPEN ONLY ON Stroll Through a Poem THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FROM 10 AM - 5 PM OR BY APPOINTMENT. THE POEM IS THE LATE DOUGLAS LOCHHEAD’S HIGH MARSH ROAD, THE 31 VERSES PLACED ON UTILITY POLES COVER THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. THE POETIC WALK BEGINS AT THE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON UPCOMING CORNER OF MAIN AND BRIDGE STREETS. EXHIBITIONS OR TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT PLEASE EMAIL ME AT: > www.sackville.com [email protected] or call 506-878-0691
SACKVILLE ARTS WALK – A 1.5 HOUR OUR WEBSITE IS ALWAYS OPEN. WALKING TOUR OF CULTURAL THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING. HIGHLIGHTS IN DOWNTOWN SACKVILLE. Full Bloom FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE acrylic by Alexandrya Eaton CONTACT (506) 364-4967.
18 19 20 Art & Sculpture > BAIT: COUZYN VAN HEUVELEN,7JUNETO 6JULY 2021 PROGRAMMING. FREEADMISSION BY APPOINTMENT. OF CONTEMPORARY ANDHISTORICAL EXHIBITIONS,ARTIST TALKS, ANDCOMMUNITY IMPORTANT COLLECTION OFOVER 4,000 WORKS. ITPRESENTS ADYNAMIC PROGRAM CANADA’S FIRST UNIVERSITYART GALLERY, THEOWENS ART GALLERY HOUSESAN Owens ArtGallery
www.mta.ca/owens Hours: MondaytoFriday,10am5pmSaturdayandSunday,1 Tel: (506)364-2574•61YorkStreet NEAR MAINST. VOLUNTEER CARETAKER. LOCATED ONBRIDGEST. JONES TO ABELOVED MANWHOBECAME THETOWN’S A FITTINGMEMORIALCREATED BY SCULPTOR KIP Harold GeddesMemorial SCULPTURE BY PETERMANCHESTER INSTALLED IN BILL JOHNSTONE MEMORIALPARK IN2013. Fowl Play SACKVILLE POST OFFICE. BY CHRISTIAN TOTH, LOCATED BESIDETHE Statue ofGeorge Stanley
21 Art & Sculpture ESTABLISHED IN 1982, STRUTS GALLERY & FAUCET MEDIA ARTS CENTRE IS A NON-PROFIT ARTIST-RUN CENTRE Struts Gallery & PRESENTING CONTEMPORARY ART AND ACTIVITIES THAT PROMOTE THE WORK OF REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND Faucet Media Arts Centre INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS. Art & Sculpture Art & Handmade Crafts & More Sculpture Art & > www.strutsgallery.ca Tel: (506) 536-1211 • 7 Lorne Street
24 York Street (506) 536-1272 Blooms Flower Shop FEATURING KAELI COOK POTTERY, DONNA RAWLINGS SHARPE CARDS, AS WELL AS THEIR OWN TERRARIUMS AND BEES WAX CANDLES.
> www.bloomsshop.ca
Tidewater Books and Browsery OFFERING MARITIME-MADE FINE CRAFT AND GIFTS, UNIQUE GREETING CARDS, MOLESKINE JOURNALS, ART SUPPLIES AND MORE.
> www.tidewaterbooks.ca 13 Bridge Street (506) 536-0404
5 Stephens Drive (506) 939-3555 Cattail Ridge Family Market 76 York Street • Closed until 2022 SUPPORTING LOCAL FLAVOURS AND TALENTS. LOCAL MEATS, PRODUCE AND GROCERIES AS WELL AS QUALITY MARITIME AND CANADIAN PET FOOD LINES AND BIRD FEED. Colville House COLVILLE HOUSE, ON THE MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS, WAS THE HOME OF RENOWNED CANADIAN > www.cattail-ridge-family-market.business.site/ ARTIST ALEX COLVILLE AND IT IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. VISITORS WILL BE PROVIDED WITH ANNOTATED MAPS TO THE SITES OF COLVILLE’S WORKS ON CAMPUS AND IN SACKVILLE AND THE LOCAL AREA.
22 > www.mta.ca/owens/colville_house Tel: (506) 364-2574 23 24 Art & Sculpture > Sackville ArtsWall Tel: (506)364-4246 8 MainStreet
www.sackville.ca ARTISAN-RUN GIFTSHOPFEATURING HIGH Sackville Craft Gallery
MARITIME ARTS ANDFINECRAFTS. OPEN JUNE1TO DECEMBER 31 FOUND ONMAINSTREET OVERLOOKING THESACKVILLE WATERFOWL PARK. WITH THENEXT EVENTPLANNEDFOR THEFALL OF2021, ANDTHEDISPLAY CAN BE OF OURCOMMUNITY SINCE2008.INDUCTION CEREMONIESTAKE PLACE BI-ANNUALLY, THE ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE ANDPERSONAL DEDICATION TO THECULTURAL ENRICHMENT WITH ANEWDISPLAY INSTALLED IN2017, THESACKVILLE ARTS WALL HASRECOGNIZED AND SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. ACCESSORIES, JEWELERY INCLUDING CANADIAN MADE,GIFTWARE LOCALLY OPERATED BY AUX MEMBERSOFFERINGCLOTHING, Auxiliary GiftShop Sackville MemorialHospital
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34 MallardDrive Relocation andreconstruction of the Sackville Arts Arts of theSackville Wall The additionofahalfpipeto our [email protected] OR364-4967. DOWTOWNN SACKVILLE. THETOUR ISGIVENONSPECIAL OCCASSIONS ANDCAN BEBOOKEDBY CONTACTING USAT THE TOWN OFSACKVILLE MARKEDTHECANADA 150+CELEBRATIONS BY ESTABLISHING AGUIDEDWALKING TOUR OF > Sackville Past,PresentandFutureWalkingTour Canada 150Skateboard Park www.sackville.com/explore
SOME OFTHESTOPS ONTHETOUR INCLUDE A life-size bronzeA life-size statue ofColonel George Stanley (designer oftheCanadian MapleLeaf Flag) A newweather shelter in MemorialPark in front Post oftheSackville Office
commemorating Canada 150at the Boultenhouse Heritage Centre Sackville Cemetery toSackville guidevisitors A permanent display An interpretive bronze panelat the to George Stanley’s grave site
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Boultenhouse Heritage Centre > www.heritage.tantramar.com
THE BOULTENHOUSE HERITAGE CENTRE IS NEW BRUNSWICK’S ONLY SHIPWRIGHT’S RESIDENCE NOW OPEN AS A MUSEUM. THE CENTRE CONTAINS THREE HISTORIC HOUSES: THE GREEK REVIVAL STYLE MANSION (1842) BUILT BY CHRISTOPHER BOULTENHOUSE; BULMER HOUSE DATING TO 1792; AND THE 1855 OCTAGONAL HOME OF CAPT. GEORGE ANDERSON A NOTED MASTER MARINER AND SHIPBUILDER. THE HERITAGE CENTRE CONTAINS NUMEROUS EXHIBITS TELLING THE STORY OF THE SACKVILLE AREA, FROM THE TOWN’S CONCEPTION IN 1762 TO THE GLORIES OF ITS SEAFARING DAYS, ITS PRE-INDUSTRIAL PAST, AND ASPECTS OF ITS DOMESTIC LIFE 2012 was Sackville’s 250th birthday IN THREE GRAND HISTORIC BUILDINGS. THE SEED WAS PLANTED IN 1759 WHEN GOVERNOR LAWRENCE FIRST PUT SACKVILLE’S NAME ON A MAP. THEN IN 1762 LAND LOTS WERE ASSIGNED TO 20 FAMILIES FROM NEW ENGLAND, AND THE TOWN OF SACKVILLE WAS OFFICIALLY BORN. SACKVILLE IS THE FIRST TOWN IN WHAT BECAME THE PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. The Octagonal House THE GEORGE ANDERSON OCTAGONAL HOUSE HOUSES HUNDREDS OF > www.sackville.com HISTORIC DOCUMENTS AND FAMILY HISTORIES OF GREAT INTEREST TO RESEARCHERS PURSUING GENEALOGIES OF TANTRAMAR AREA FAMILIES.
> (506) 536-2541 www.tamtramarheritage.ca
26 29 Queen Road 27 28 Our History Tel. (506)536-3079or536-2541 >
19 ChurchStreet,MiddleSackville www.tantramarheritage.ca Open mid-JunethroughAugust
CENTURY CARRIAGE FACTORY (RECOGNIZED WHEN HORSE-DRAWNVEHICLESRULEDTHE ACADIAN VILLAGEONCESITUATEDAT THIS PROVINCIALLY ANDNATIONALLY),YOU’LL SHOP ANDNEWLYRENOVATEDCARRIAGE THE SCENICTANTRAMARMARSHES,ALSO HISTORIC CAMPBELLCARRIAGEFACTORY, DISCOVER ANERAWHEN“HORSEPOWER” DISCOVER ROADS, ANDBUILDINGTHEMREQUIRED THE MUSEUMCOMPLEX,OVERLOOKING FEATURES ANORIGINALBLACKSMITH’S WAREHOUSE, ASWELLANHISTORIC FOUNDING OFTINTAMARRE(1708),AN TALENT ANDCRAFTSMANSHIP.ATTHE SEE HOWALLOFTHISWASACHIEVED! REALLY MEANTPOWEREDBYHORSES, CANADA’S ONLYFULLYINTACT19 MONUMENT COMMEMORATINGTHE Campbell Carriage Campbell Carriage Factory Museum VERY LOCATION. TH
Beside the SwanPond,MainStreet YORKSHIRE SETTLERS. NEW ENGLANDPLANTERS, LOYALISTS AND FOUNDING SETTLERS:MI’KMAQ, ACADIANS, A MONUMENTREMEMBERINGSACKVILLE’S Centennial Monument Bridge Street,DowntownSackville COMMEMORATE SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS,PEOPLE ANDEVENTS. RICH INHISTORY. VARIOUS FORMS OFHISTORICAL MARKERS THE AREAINANDAROUND SACKVILLE ISPARTICULARLY Historic Properties COMMEMORATES ALLTHEBRANCHESOFOURARMEDSERVICES. DEVELOPED BY THEWOMEN’S CIVICCOUNCIL OFSACKVILLE IN1910AND LOCATED ONTHECORNER OFWELDONST. ANDBRIDGEST. THEPARK WAS Memorial Park [email protected] Tel: (506)364-4967 34 MallardDrive,Sackville > VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE34MALLARDDR. SACKVILLE PAMPHLETS AT THESACKVILLE CYCLING TOUR OFHISTORICAL MIDDLE DOWNTOWN SACKVILLE ANDAWALKING/ PICK UPHISTORIC SIGHTS ANDSOUNDS OF Historic Walking Tours
www.sackville.com Octagonal House Upstairs attheAnderson >
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29 Our History LOCATED AT THE HEAD OF THE BAY OF FUNDY ON THE BORDER BETWEEN NEW BRUNSWICK AND NOVA SCOTIA, THE FORT STANDS AT A CROSSROADS OF NATURAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY. Geneology, Cemeteries and Monuments Our History Our History
Genealogy
RESEARCH YOUR ROOTS! • SACKVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY (506) 364-4915 – LOCATED AT 68 MAIN STREET. • MOUNT ALLISON LIBRARY ARCHIVES CALL (506) 364-2563 FOR HOURS OF OPERATION AND VISIT
> www.mta/library/archives/index.htm • Boultenhouse Heritage Centre, 29 Queens Road (506) 536-2541. • Keillor House Museum (506) 379-6633 Fort Beauséjour – Fort Cumberland > www.pc.gc.ca/beausejour
• TOUR THE RUINS OF THE 18TH-CENTURY Acadian Monument STAR-SHAPED FORT WHERE THE FUTURE OF ACADIE AND NORTH AMERICA ONCE THE ACADIAN SETTLEMENT OF TINTAMARRE MONUMENT RECOGNIZES HUNG IN THE BALANCE. THE SETTLEMENT OF ACADIANS IN THIS AREA AROUND 1708. • EXPERIENCE RUSTIC 18TH CENTURY EQUIPPED CAMPING WITHIN THE FORT Behind Campbell Carriage Factory Museum WALLS (PLEASE CONTACT THE FORT FOR 19 Church Street, Middle Sackville MORE INFORMATION). • THE SWEEPING PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE FAMOUS BAY OF FUNDY AND SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE MAKES A PERFECT VENUE FOR BIRD WATCHING, PHOTOGRAPHY, MEDIATION OR A PICNIC.
For a complete list of Sackville’s cemeteries phone (506) 364-4967 > (506) 364-5080 111 Fort Beauséjour Road, Aulac, NB Sackville Cemeteries SACKVILLE HAS SEVERAL CEMETERIES THAT TELL INTERESTING STORIES ABOUT OUR PAST RESIDENTS.
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1 Bandstand, Park, Playground 13 The Music Barn 2 Boultenhouse Heritage Centre 14 Owens Art Gallery 3 Bus Depot 15 Colville House 4 Campbell Carriage Factory Museum 16 Sackville Public Library 5 Centennial Monument 17 Struts Gallery 6 Convocation Hall 18 Swan Pond/Ladies’ College Park 7 Curling Club 19 Town Hall/RCMP 8 Fog Forest Gallery 20 Via Rail Station 9 Golf Club 21 Veterans Memorial Civic Centre 10 Harness Shop 22 The Craft Gallery 11 Lorne St. Retention Pond Park 23 Memorial Park 32 12 Middle Sackville Historical Kiosk 33 P5 37 39 P4 13 36 1 2 14 12 15 P6 16 17 3 35 11 10 4 P3 32 34 19 29 7 18 5 8 30 31 38 9 20 33 P2 6
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CAMPUS TOURS CAMPUS BUILDINGS: 12 Wallace McCain Student Centre 16 Bennett House 24 Windsor Hall 37 Park St. Field Wallace McCain Student 1 Convocation Hall Admissions/Registrar’s Office 17 Bigelow House 25 Jennings Dining Hall 38 Sackville Waterfowl Park Centre, 2nd floor 2 Athletic Centre The Argosy (student newspaper) 18 Sir James Dunn Building 26 Harper Hall 39 Downtown Sackville Campus Tours (506) 364-2257 3 Ralph Pickard Bell Library Wu Centre 27 Campbell Hall CHMA (campus and community radio) [email protected] 19 Chapel 4 Crabtree Building Fitness Centre 28 Facilities Management PARKING: 5 Marjorie Young Bell Gracie’s Café 20 Centennial Hall Housing, Conferences, P1 King St. lot (24hr) ADMISSIONS Conservatory of Music International Centre Financial Services and Event Services P2 Dunn lot Human Resources Registrar’s Office Brunton Auditorium Meighen Centre 29 Gemini Observatory P3 Hillcrest lot President’s and Vice-Presidents’ Offices Mount Allison University 6 Avard-Dixon Building Mount Allison Students’ Union (MASU) 30 Colville House Research Office P4 Thornton & Edwards lot (24hr) 62 York St. Ron Joyce Centre for Student Affairs 31 Anchorage House University Advancement P5 Lansdowne lot (24hr) Sackville N.B. E4L 1E2 Business Studies The Pond (campus pub) Alumni, Marketing and 32 Carriage House P6 Convocation Hall lot (506) 364-2269 7 Hart Hall Tweedie Hall Communications, and 33 Hammond House [email protected] University Bookstore P7 Rectory Lane lot 8 Barclay Building Development Offices President’s Residence mta.ca/apply Wellness Centre 9 Flemington Building 13 Thornton House 21 Bennett Building 34 Bermuda House 10 Owens Art Gallery Hammond Studio 14 Edwards House 22 Purdy Crawford Centre for the Arts 11 Gairdner Building 35 Ladies’ College Park 15 Hunton House 23 President’s Cottage/University Club 34 36 Alumni Field 35 36 approximately 2,200 students. creative, andtalentedstudent bodyof the worldtomake up adiverse, from morethan 50countriesaround knit community. Students come learning opportunitiesinaclose- combined withavarietyofhands-on high-quality academicexperience, Allison pridesitselfonproviding a students foranycareerpath.Mount sciences educationthatprepares provides aflexibleliberalartsand Fine Arts,andMusic,theUniversity degrees inArts,Science, Commerce, Canada by the #1undergraduateuniversityin Mount AllisonUniversityisranked >
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magazine. With provides accesstoteaching, groups, andmeetings. TheUniversity regional conferences, retreats,youth for corporatetraining, nationaland Conference facilitiesareavailable of campus,visit approximately 10minutes. Foramap entire residentialcampustakes on theirown—walkingacross the welcome toexperienceMountAllison year ( tours areavailablethroughoutthe and March)guidedcampus Houses areheldtwiceayear(October campuses inthecountry. Open beautiful andwell-maintained The Universityhasoneofthemost mta.ca/visit mta.ca/map ). Visitorsarealso . undergraduate university, visit To discovermoreaboutCanada’s top visit information onthesummerprograms, there isacampforeveryone. For experiences andathleticstoacademics, everything fromdaycampsto overnight summer campsforkidsofallages. With Mount Allisonalsooffersahost of e-mail For bookings,call506-364-2247or style residencewithhotelamenities. and cateringservicesanensuite- September, aswellfull-servicedining groups ofallsizesfromMayuntil classroom, andmeetingspacesfor mta.ca/summer [email protected] . . mta.ca .
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BMX and skateboard park A FUN PLACE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO COME AND RIDE, AND TAKE Sackville Waterfowl Park ADVANTAGE OF OUR GRAFFITI WALL, ON DUFFERIN ST. > www.sackville.com /visit > www.sackville.com /visit Celebrated 30 Years in 2019
DISCOVER A WETLAND WORLD BENEATH YOUR FEET! FOCUS YOUR CAMERA ON THE ANTICS OF FUZZY DUCKLINGS DABBLING IN THE SHALLOWS. WINNER OF ENVIRONMENT CANADA’S NATIONAL AWARD FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACHIEVEMENT. GUIDED TOURS AVAILABLE.
34 Mallard Drive, Tel. (506) 364-4967 Located within the UNESCO Fundy Biosphere Reserve
Guided Tours Available FROM MID MAY TO LATE AUGUST – 1.5 HOUR TOUR WITH The Great Trail and Other Trails INTERPRETATION OF BIRDS, PLANTS AND HISTORICAL SETTLEMENT. SACKVILLE HAS AN INCREDIBLE VARIETY OF TRAILS FOR HIKING, RUNNING, BIKING AND BINOCULARS ARE PROVIDED. $6 PER PERSON, $12 PER FAMILY. WINTER ACTIVITIES. THE GREAT TRAIL (TRANSCANADA TRAIL) RUNS RIGHT THROUGH TOWN AND THE SACKVILLE WATERFOWL PARK! > (506) 364-4967 Call to reserve.
38 > www.sackville.com/parks 39 40 Parks LAUNCH ANDDOCK,CHANGING STATION, NATURAL PLAYGROUND ANDWASHROOMS. LIFEGUARD SUPERVISION DURINGTHEMONTHSOFJULY ANDAUGUST, ALARGE BOAT SWIMMING, BOATING, FISHING,KAYAKING ANDMORE!SILVER LAKEHASSOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. LILLASFAWCETT PARK FEATURES A SANDY FRESHWATER BEACH, The Sackvilleareaboastslake,riversandcoastalcanoeingkayakingopportunities.Telephone Lillas Fawcett Park onSilver Lake (506) 364-4967or1-800-249-2020formoreinformation. > INCLUDING CHEST WADERS, BINOCULARS,CANOES ANDGAMESFOR THEKIDS. EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO HELPYOU EXPERIENCETHEWONDERS WITHIN, EFFECTIVE PUBLICEDUCATION. THEWETLANDS STAFF HASALLTHE ESTABLISHED IN1997 TO PROMOTE WETLANDCONSERVATION THROUGH Tantramar Wetlands Centre
www.weted.com > 9 MoriceDrive,MiddleSackville www.sackville.com/parks www.sackville.com/parks 223 MainSt.Tel.(506)364-4257 > CHALLENGE ONTHEOGDENLOOP TRAIL!GREAT PRIZESTO BEWON! SHAPES, SIZESANDFITNESS LEVELS!DON’TFORGET ABOUTTHECHILDREN’S MINI- OF SACKVILLE ONTHECROOKED TREETRAILSYSTEM. PERFECT FOR RACERS OFALL OR 10KMVIRTUAL TRAILRUNWILLTAKE YOU THROUGH THEWOODED WILDERNESS A REVAMPED BHPCHALLENGEWILLPUTYOUR BODY TO THETEST! THISNEW5KM Beech HillPark Challenge
www.sackville.ca Highway 2,Exit500(WalkerRoad) PICNIC AREAS,AWIDE-OPENFIELDANDBEAUTIFUL PANORAMIC VIEW FEATURES AN18-HOLEDISC GOLFCOURSE, WOODED WALKING TRAILS, OF SACKVILLE. DURINGTHEWINTERMONTHS;ENJOY SNOWSHOEING, HIGHWAY 2,EXIT500(WALKER ROAD) SACKVILLE’S HIDDENGEM Beech HillPark andDiscGolfCourse CROSS COUNTRY SKIING,SLEDDINGANDMORE! > www.sackville.com/parks 13 July to 18
41 Parks 42 Parks MANY OFTHETOWN’S MOREPOPULAREVENTS. FARMER’S MARKETDURINGTHESUMMERMONTHSAND KINETIC FOUNTAIN. THEPARK ISHOMETO THESACKVILLE SPLASH PAD, PLAYGROUND, BANDSTAND ANDABEAUTIFUL SACKVILLE, THEPARK FEATURES ANACTIVITY CENTRE, SITUATED RIGHTINTHEHEART OFDOWNTOWN Bill Johnstone MemorialPark > LICENSED CLUB HOUSEHASASNACK COUNTER. GREEN FEE,WALK-ONS WELCOME. CLUB RENTALS, POWER CARTS AVAILABLE. COURSE ISVERY PLAYABLE. FEATURES OFTHECOURSE INCLUDE: NINEHOLES, ONE OFTHEOLDEST COURSES INNEWBRUNSWICK, THESACKVILLE GOLF Sackville GolfandCountry Club www.sackvillegolf.nb.ca CALL (506)364-2408 OR(506)364-2401. ARE OPENTO THEPUBLICAT SCHEDULED TIMES. CIVIC CENTRE(506)364-4955. MOUNTALLISON COURTS CONTACTING THETANTRAMAR VETERANSMEMORIAL PUBLIC TENNISCOURTS MAY BERESERVED BY Public Tennis Courts andPickleBall 42 FairfieldRoadTel. (506)536-3437
A RIGHTIFTRAVELLING SOUTH. WITHSEVERALKILOMETERS OFWOODED TRAILS,YOU WILLNOT BE DISAPPOINTED! TRY AHIKEDURINGTHEWARMER MONTHS ORGRABYOUR SNOWSHOES OR HIGHWAY 2,EXIT500(WALKER ROAD) TAKE EXIT500ANDTAKE ALEFTIFHEADING NORTH OR > wagon rides,fireworks andawholelotmore! this popular3-day event features anoutdoor dance party, sledding,horse and February 2022 –The way perfect to celebrate ofwinter, theoutdoors intheheart WINTERFEST > delightful winter outing. to trails, and trail markers make thisaneasy but 3.0 and5.0 kmroutes. Ampleparking,easy access Woodland ski trails atBeechHillPark cover 1.8, SNOWSHOEING &CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING > area, withaccess to accommodations, food, fuelandneighboringtrail systems. The Sackville Snowdrifters Snowmobile Club maintains160 kmoftrails inthe SNOWMOBILING www.sackville.com www.tantramaroutdoorclub.org www.snowdrifters.ca SKIES OVER THEWINTERMONTHSANDENJOY THEBEAUTY OFTHESACKVILLE WILDLIFE. [email protected] or(506)364-4967
Ogden Loop andCrooked Tree Trails Outdoor Winter Fun
> www.sackville.com/parks > levels ofcompetition. the Club caters to allages and Celebrating its125thanniversary. SACKVILLE CURLINGCLUB www.sackvillecurlingclub.com
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Aida’s Café Nabi Sushi Knuckles Truffles Pi By Crow The Snack Shop The Ice Cream Coop 10 Bridge St. 3 Bridge St. 26 York St. 45A Main St. 28A York St. 64 Main St. Tel. (506) 536-2078 Tel. (506) 939-3331 Tel. (506) 536-4861 Tel. (506) 939-2922 Tel. (506) 536-0200 www.facebook.com/ Specializing in Coffee, Japanese cuisine. Specialize in hand-made In house prepared meals and Eat in or take out from their icecreamcoop Macarons, and Breakfast. Belgium Chocolate. Now handpies sourcing organic many options menu. Pizza, Ducky’s Bar The Pond - Campus Pub offering a menu of Soups, ingredients, local produce, donair’s, garlic fingers, Mount Allison University. Bagtown Brewing Company 4 Bridge St. Salads and Sandwiches. ethically raised meats. subs, oven baked subs, and 45B Main St. Tel. (506) 536-1344 Tel. (506) 364-2226 pazarottis! Tel. (902) 221-4034 Wide selection of draught. Marshlands Inn Royal Canadian Legion Tim Horton’s Growler fill-up available at the Weekly and daily specials. 55 Bridge St. Sackville Branch Song’s Chopsticks 217 Main St. brewery location. Tel. (506) 536-0170 15 Lorne St. International Restaurant Tel. (506) 536-1076 Goya’s Pizza or 1-800-561-1266 Tel. (506) 364-9900 12 Bridge St. Black Duck Café 96 Main St. Uncle Larry’s Bar Fine dining, elegant setting, Lounge and events with full Tel: (506) 536-1450 96 Main St. 19 Bridge St. Tel. (506) 536-5000 veranda room. bar, pool tables and more. Also Tel. (506) 536-8084 Subway Tel. (506) 536-2837 Open 7 days a week, high catering, bingo and monthly 211 Main St. (Irving) McDonalds Espresso & other drinks, Lunch quality pizza, donairs, subs lunches. Tel. (506) 364-8882 special from scratch, Organic & and Lebanese food with fast 222 Main St. Fair Trade. service. Tel. (506) 364-1997
Burger King Gracie’s Mel’s Tea Room 217 Main St. Café at Mount Allison Student 17 Bridge St.
Tel. 536-1100 Centre, 62 York St. Tel. (506) 536-1251 Historic Diner. Home-style Cackling Goose Market Holan Kitchen Gluten-Free Bakery Café & 170 Main St. burgers and fries, breakfast, sandwiches, shakes. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SACKVILLE LEGION! THE LEGION HAS Specialty Foods Tel. (506) 536-2211 BEEN AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SACKVILLE COMMUNITY 38 York St. Chinese, Thai and Canadian. Napul’è Restaurant SINCE 1932. IT OFFERS A WARM ATMOSPHERE WHERE YOU 6 Bridge St. Tel. (506) 536-2303 CAN ENJOY BINGO, POOL, CARDS, MUSIC AND A MONTHLY Jack’s Pizza Tel. (506) 364-8111 BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON. Daily lunch specials, organic 170 Main St. Neapolitan in the heart of the The Royal Canadian Legion espresso, smoothies. Always Tel. (506) 536-8000 Maritimes. Tel > (506) 364-9900 gluten-free & vegetarian. Pizza, donairs. Branch 26 Enjoy our two spacious patios. Painted Pony Bar and Grill Licensed Café. Joey’s Pizza and Pasta 26 Bridge St. 16 York St. Tel. (506) 939-7779 Cranewood on Main Tel. (506) 536-4040 113 Main St. A great social venue, pub & Tel. (506) 939-3133 Joey’s is a family tradition of restaurant located in the heart Italian pizza and pasta since Specialty bakery offering of Sackville. Great food & 1954. And a welcoming smile, drinks at a reasonable price. primarily organic whole grain generous mugs of grog and breads, local preserves, fantastic food welcomes you at Patterson’s Family Restaurant Live Bait Theatre performing at the Legion. Contact us regarding bookings for weddings and private parties. cookies & other treats. Open the Split Crow Pub. 16 Mallard Dr. for lunch 7 days a week! Tel. (506) 364-0822 Home cooked meals, licensed.
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Grab beer to go in Growlers, Grunters & Cans or FOG FOREST GALLERY Enjoy a pint or a ight of samplers in our Beer Garden! One of Atlantic Canada’s finest small galleries. Exhibitions feature many of 45B Main Street tel: 902-221-4034 Atlantic Canada’s finest artists and craftspeople. Paintings, hand-made art [email protected] prints, ceramics, jewellery, sculpture and photography are displayed in a tasteful
and friendly environment. We also offer Weller Oil painting: Kerri Robert Serigraph: Rutherford. full-service custom framing. Just give 14 Bridge Street us a call and drop in when you’re in 536-9000 the neighbourhood. www.fogforestgallery.ca TIDEWATER BOOKS & Browsery Your local independent bookseller Carefully curated books to provide the very best in today’s literature, including Canlit, mysteries, politics, cooking and gardening, children’s books, and more! We also offer Maritime-made fine craft and gifts, unique greeting cards, journals, and wonderful children’s toys. Drop in and share our love of reading!
13 Bridge Street • 536-0404 “One of 35 Charming Canadian www.tidewaterbooks.ca Bookstores You Need to Visit.” Read independent – Think BUZZFEED CANADA independent – Buy independent 46 47 Accommodations
Hotel/Motels Country Inn
Mount Allison University Conference Facilities & Coastal Inn Sackville Marshlands Inn Accommodations 15 Wright Street 55 Bridge Street www.mta.ca/conference/hotelmta.html Tel. (506) 536-0000 or 1-888-704-7444 Tel. (506) 536-0170 or 1-800-561-1266 The campus offers conference facilities www.coastalinns.com www.marshlands.nb.ca and accommodations for small and large Featuring fifty modern, air conditioned rooms Sackville’s famous heritage Country Inn offers groups. Available from May through August. with full bath/shower, flat screen TV and 20 guest rooms furnished with period antiques, For information or reservations please call compli¬mentary “Coastal Plus” breakfast. comfortable parlors for reading and gardens to (506) 364-2247. Guest laundry, kitchenettes, meeting/banquet stroll in. Specializing in business meetings, small conferences and romance packages. Relax, room facilities, free high speed internet access, CALL OR CLICK TO RESERVE YOUR ROOM | 506-364-2247 | MTA.CA/STAY exercise room, and business center. Wheelchair Replenish and Retire at Marshlands Inn. accessible. Off season rates available. CAA discount.
Sackville (Tantramar) Motel 4 Robson Avenue Tel. (506) 536-1327 or 1-800-399-1327 G U E S T A C C O M M O D A T I O N S www.tantramarmotel.com W E H A V E A " S U I T E " D E A L F O R Y O U ! A family-operated motel featuring 20 air conditioned units, guest laundry, colour cable P R E M I U M E N S U I T E R O O M S S T A R T I N G A T O N L Y $ 4 8 . 5 0 / N I G H T TV, full bath & shower. Located with a scenic view of the Tantramar Marshes. Mount Allison complies with public health guidelines, availability for the 2021 summer season may be limited due to COVID-19. Senior discounts. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING | WIRELESS INTERNET | FITNESS CENTRE 48 49 Two Hours Traffic So much to see within a two hour drive.
> www.sackville.com/explore
Stay in Sackville and 2 HOUR RADIUS MIRAMICHI Tour the Maritimes!
KOUCHIBOUGUAC NATIONAL PARK
BOUCTOUCHE Destination Southeast represents the area from Kouchibouguac National Park to CAVENDISH Sackville. Visit their website for attractions and events near Sackville. www.dsenb.ca CHARLOTTETOWN SHEDIAC
MONCTON SACKVILLE FREDERICTON CAPE BRETON HOPEWELL ROCKS AMHERST
FUNDY NATIONAL PARK
PARRSBORO TRURO SAINT JOHN
HALIFAX
50 51 Corner Drug Store 106 Main Street Sackville, NB E4L 4A7 Phone: (506) 536-2255 Fax: (506) 536-2285 www.thecornerdrugstore.ca
Open: Monday – Friday: 9am-7pm Saturday: 9am-5pm Sundays and holidays: 12pm-5pm
Whether you’re hitting the road to explore this beautiful province or sitting down for a classic burger and shake, Mel’s Tearoom is the spot. For your take-away or dine in needs give us a call at 506-536-1251 17 BRIDGE STREET • SACKVILLE NB
52 53 Worship Service Sackville Visitor Information Centre > www.sackville.com/explore
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Upper Sackville United Church 34 Mallard Drive Contact us or visit
71 King Street 148 Pondshore Road Sundays 9 am Tel. (506) 364-4967, 1-800-249-2020 www.sackville.com/explore Tel. 536-0803 Sundays 10 am Tuesdays, On summer pause for July and August, for more details. [email protected] 7:30 pm Bible Study church closed Hours of Operation Main Street Baptist Church Saint Vincent’s Roman Catholic Church Open May 20 - December 31 20 Main Street Tel. 536-2464 Sundays 10:45 am 63 Charlotte Street Tel. 536-3020 Sundays 9 am May and June 9 am to 5 pm and 6 pm Nursery care available Please note - Visitor Centre open dates and July and August 9 am to 6 pm St. Andrews Presbyterian Church hours are subject to change, please phone or Salem Baptist Church 36 Bridge Street Tel. 536-1952 Sundays 11 am email ahead to confirm opening times. Please check back for fall hours 234 Main Street Tel. 536-0407 Sundays 9:45 am, St. Ann’s Anglican Church and opening days. 11 am, 6 pm Wednesday 7 pm prayer meeting • Book a guided tour of the Waterfowl Park, Built in 1817 Westcock, Middle Sackville Baptist Church NB Sundays 9:30 am 8 am in July and August Historic Downtown Sackville, or Beech Hill Park 14 Church Street Tel. 536-2615 St. Pauls Anglican Church • Get detailed information on all there is to do in Important Numbers Emergency Services Sundays at 10:30 am year-round, 125 Main Street Tel. 536-0897 Sundays 11 am Sackville from our friendly Travel Counsellors nursery care available. (fire/police/ambulance) 911 New Life Community Church RCMP Sackville (non emergency) Midgic Baptist Church • Visit the popular Craft Gallery (United Pentecostal) 119 Crossman Road 533-5151 80 Goose Lake Road, Midgic, NB Tel. 536-3833 Sundays 11 am • See the wetlands interpretive display Sackville Memorial Hospital 364-4100 Mount Allison Chapel Sackville Visitor Information 364-4967 Wood Point Baptist Church • Have a picnic on our cedar deck. And maybe 63A York Street Tel. 364-2227 Sackville Town Hall 364-4930 Wood Point, NB Tel. 536-0933 Sundays 10 am see some local entertainers or participate in Mount Allison University 364-2269 Sackville United Church some activities for young people and families! NB Tourism 1-800-561-0123 110 Main Street Tel. 536-0498 Sundays 11 am Service New Brunswick 364-4076 July and August services at 10am
Locally owned and operated by Support Local Flavours and Local Talent Offering Maritime made crafts, home decor and garden decor.
TONY & MARILYN CARHART Also available local grass fed beef, pet food, local produce (in season) and local seasonal specialties such as Maple Products, Dulse, Honey, Crow's feet and berries. 11 WRIGHT STREET 506-536-0679 5 Stephens Dr., Exit 506 939-3555 Follow us on Customers Play e-mail us at [email protected] for local charities 50/50 & events 54 55 buy buy buy Merchants LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL
ART SUPPLIES BAKERY BOUTIQUES/GIFT SHOPS/ Sackville Memorial Hospital GARDEN CENTRE HEALTH FOOD/SPECIALTY GALLERIES Auxiliary Gift Shop FOODS
Mount Allison University Aida’s Café 8 Main St. 364-4246 Anderson’s Green House Bookstore 62 York St. 8 Bridge St. (506) 536-2078 be. Style Your LIfe Boutique 9 School Lane 536-3094 Aida’s Café 364-2225 113 Main St. 939-3133 Locally operated by members 8 Bridge St. (506) 536-2078 Specializing in Coffee, Macarons, offering clothing, accessories, Payzant’s Home Building Centre and Breakfast. Gourmet foods, lifestyle jewelery including Canadian made, 19 Mallard Drive 536-2330 Specializing in Coffee, Macarons, accessories including Smartwool, giftware and something and Breakfast. AUTOMOTIVE/MACHINERY Cackling Goose Market Hanky Panky, unique Canadian 38 York St. 536-2303 for everyone. Black Duck Café & Bistro jewellery and MUCH more. Ben’s Service Station GENERAL MERCHANDISE 19 Bridge St. 536-8084 540-1301 Exclusively Gluten-Free Bakery Blooms 24 York St. 536-1272 Café. Breads, Cookies, Cakes, The Great Canadian Dollar Store Espresso & other drinks, Lunch COMPUTERS/TELEPHONES Blairlyn Auto Clinic Treats & More. Baked Fresh daily. From traditional to contemporary 93 Main St. 536-2275 special from scratch. Locally 157 Queens Rd. 536-3611 to out-of-the-ordinary. Blooms Downtown Digital A department store featuring sourced, Organic & Fair Trade. Cranewood on Main stretches the boundaries of a 87 Main St. 939-8300 everything priced from $1 to $20. Community Machinery 113 Main St. 939-3133 Cackling Goose Market 7 Fleet St. flower shop. 899-4880 PC and Mac sales and service. 38 York St. 536-2303 Specialty bakery offering primarily Jean Coutu Pharmacy Sackville The Craft Gallery 97 Main St. 536-0230 D & B Towing/KD Glass organic whole grain breads, local The Fix 961-4546 Your Source for Specialty & Auto Clinic, 34 Lorne St. 536-0532 preserves, cookies & other treats. Artisan-run gift shop featuring high Locally-operated, full-service Organic Foods. Tea, Coffee, Herbs East Main Esso Open for lunch 7 days a week! Maritime arts and fine crafts. Open pharmacy with digital photo station & Spices, International Foods, May 20 to December 31. Vitamins & Supplements. Gluten- 222A Main St. 364-8994 CONVENIENCE and film developing. Knuckles Truffles 34 Mallard Drive 536-4163 Free Baked Goods. F & L Auto Repairs 26 York St. 536-4861 East Main Esso Payzant’s Home Hardware & Dave Carey Leather Cattail Ridge Family Market 462 King St. 536-9807 Cafe with handmade chocolates, 222A Main St. 364-8994 Building Centre 19 Mallard Drive 6 Squire St. 862-8952 536-4663 or 536-2330 5 Stephens Drive 939-3555 G. Estabrooks Auto Service ranging from classic to exotic Irving / Circle K 29 Moffat Ln.536-1891 flavours using finest Belgian Dave’s Rock Emporium 211 Main St. 364-4383 Home, backyard and farmyard chocolate. 15 Bridge St. 232-6895 goods. Irving / Circle K Hirtles Variety HAIR CARE & AESTHETICS 211 Main St. 364-4383 Selling records, rocks, posters 328 Main St. 536-3013 Knuckles Truffles and turntables. All of You Asthetics & Tanning 26 York St. 536-4861 K-D Glass BOOKS/COMIC BOOKS Ultramar Gas Bar 536-0044 Traditional chocolates with classic 34 Lorne St. 536-3002 COLLECTIBLES Nicole Burke Esthetics 4 Cattail Ridge 364-9013 or exotic flavors, made of first 157 Bridge Street Colours & Curls 536-1234 Matt Reid Auto Glass Blind Forest Books quality Belgian chocolate. 536-5274 174 Pond Shore Rd. 536-4141 28B York St. 536-2808 Creative Cut Hair Design 536- Jewellery by Sari LaBelle; CINEMA 3084 Rod Allen Co. Ltd. Quality used books & novelties. Vagheggi skin care products; Vogue Cinema Heavenly Hideaway HOME/HARDWARE/APPLIANCES 31 Bridge St. 536-1555 Natural Path products by certified Mount Allison University 9 Bridge St. 536-0722 536-2309 Culligan Water Sackville Auto & RV Ltd. Bookstore Herbalist; professional skin & body 13 Lorne St. 872-0360 6 Cattail Ridge 364-0006 62 York St. 364-2225 care products. Mane Attraction Hair Design 536-2206 FRS Flooring Solutions S Hall Tire, Muffler & Mount Allison souvenirs and gifts. Fog Forest Gallery DENTAL Head’s Up Barbering & 29 Bridge St. 536-2720 Auto Repair 14 Bridge St. 536-9000 Tidewater Books and Sackville Denture Clinic Hair Care 536-1965 64 Crescent St. 536-1668 Representing Canadian artists 131 Main St. 939-3111 Payzant’s Home Building Centre Browsery 19 Mallard Drive 13 Bridge St. and artisans. Hedy’s Hair Care 536-1965 Tantramarsh Auto Supplies/ 536-0404 Sackville Smiles 536-2330
U.A.P. Auto Parts Books, greeting cards, journals. 6 Allison Ave. 536-3800 Love is in the Hair 536-2200 Mount Allison University Glowing Embers 109 Bridge St. 536-2025 Your local independent bookseller. Bookstore Priemer Family Dentistry Salon 41 536-2572 165 Bridge St. 364-5375 Ultramar Gas Bar 62 York St. 364-2225 41 Bridge St. 536-2788 Vortex Games Shear Essentials 536-2268 Mapleleaf Homes 4 Cattail Ridge 364-9013 87 Main St. 939-8300 Mount Allison souvenirs and gifts. 6 Cattail Ridge Dr. 364-0006 BANKS Steel Clippers 536-1481 X on York St. Sackville Harness Shop ENGINEERING Scotiabank 10 York St. 364-5899 The Nest on Bridge 939-2011 39 Main St. 536-0642 Fishburn Sheridan 22 Bridge St. 536-2480 536-1199 All things collectible, nostalgic Atlantic Inc The Right Cut RBC Royal Bank and quirky. www.fsaeng.com Meraki Body Lounge 103 Main St. 536-1030 651-9159 536-1233
56 57 Seeing Sackville through the Owens Art Gallery Collection An Alternate Guide to Sackville, New Brunswick Merchants YOU ARE HERE / VOUS ÊTES ICI Voir Sackville à travers la collection de la Galerie d’art Owens Une autre façon de voir Sackville, au Nouveau-Brunswick LAUNDROMATS PHYSIOTHERAPY, Wind E Bikes (rentals) CHIROPRACTIC, MASSAGE, 34 Mallard Dr. 536-8527 Located at Ford Lane and in the NATUROPATHIC Independant Grocer Parking lot. Dawne Bourne Registered Massage Therapist SECOND-HAND SHOPS/ LIQUIDATOR LIQUOR AND CANNABIS 260 Main St. 962-3306
Maritime Medical Massage Hounds of Vintage Bagtown Brewing Company 14 York St. 45B Main St. (902) 221-4034 170 Main St. 536-2122 Payless Liquidators and Grunters can be refilled at the Ravenstone Naturopathic Frenchy’s microbrewery. 170 Main St. 364-1100 69 Main St. 536-0049 Russell Chiropractic & Cannabis NB Salvation Army Thrift Store 26A 16 Wright St. Family Wellness 1-833-821-2195 Bridge St. 536-2554 2 Main St. 536-2108 NB Liquor Corporation Sackville Family Chiropractic Tantramar Tobbacco 11 Wright St. 536-5990 87-9 Main St. 536-0051 536-1244 Soper Physiotherapy
PET SERVICES 536-8081 REPAIR AND LEATHERWORK Cattail Ridge Family Market Dave Carey Leatherworks Online now / Maintenant en ligne 939-3555 6 Squire St. 862-8952 www.youareheresackvillenb.ca POSTAL SERVICES Happy Tails Pet Supplies Muddy Duck Guitar Repairs and / Westmorland Veterinary Canada Post 86 Main St. 536-1724 Customization Hospital 536-0999 364-9250 Hirtles Variety Muddy Paws Grooming Studio 328 Main St. 536-3013 Sackville Harness Shop 224-0045 39 Main St. 536-0642 Sackville Animal Clinic 536-1185 RECREATION SUPERMARKETS
Sackville Critter Care Mt A Swimming Pool 364-9391 364-2403 Rose’s Independent Grocer 75 Main St. 536-1349
Tantramar Veterinary Hospital Mindful Healing Locally-operated grocery store BUILDING ENVELOPE 364-1121 902-669-0837 featuring, bakery, meats, produce Mt A Gym 364-2408 and deli departments. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING PHARMACY Sackville Curling Club Sackville Foodland Corner Drug Store 536-0880 11 Wright St. 536-0679 106 Main St. 536-2255 Sackville Golf Club 536-3437 Local grocery store with CONSULTANTS meat, produce and general Building Envelope Energy and Sustainability Electronic Leak Detection Jean Coutu Sackville Snowdrifters 97 Main St. merchandise. Everyone welcome. 536-0230 (Snowmobile Club) 869-0060 Building Structures Testing and Commissioning Reserve Fund Studies Roofing and Waterproofing Heritage Buildings Concrete Structure Remediation Tantramar Veterans Memorial PHOTO Civic Centre TATTOOS Roof Condition Assessment Building Forensics Window/Curtainwall Remediation 182 Main St. 364-4955 Jean Coutu Tiny’s Tattoo Shop OTTAWA KINGSTON LONDON MONTRÉAL ATLANTIC 97 Main St. 536-0230 Town of Sackville 364-4930 13 Lorne St. (902) 664-9958 506-651-9159 Vogue Cinema Specializing in Custom Body Art. FISHBURN SHERIDAN 9 Bridge St. 536-0722 Permanent body art, designing [email protected] ATLANTIC INC. and more. Yoglowa fsaeng.com 131 Main St. 940-0955 58 59 Getting Here and Getting Around
Sackville is located in the centre of the Local Region Map Maritime Provinces, 5 minutes from the Nova 11 Plage Parlee Beach Beach/Plage Scotia border, 40 minutes to the 1 Fort Beauséjour-Fort Cumberland 10 Confederation Bridge linking PEI, and 30 Barachois 5 National Historic Site of Canada Golf 8 minutes to Moncton. 9 Cape Nature 133 Cap-Pelé to PEI 2 Keillor House Museum observation/ Jourimain Getting here: Bridge Observation 950 Murray Beach St. James Textile Museum de la nature Shediac n By Road 15 15 Murray Corner 134 945 Pont deédératio la P-É 3 Monro Heritage Centre 955 ConfederationConf à I- The Trans Canada Highway (#2) bisects 36 Shemogue 4 Winegarden Estate Ltd. Moncton 11 132 Bayfield Sackville and has three exits 500, 504, Aboujagane Little Shemogue Cape and 506 to Sackville. 5 Cape Jourimain Nature Centre 2 Tormentine 16 Highway #106 from Moncton passes 6 Memramcook Museum M 15 o n 933 through the centre of town. c 960 t Monument-Lefebvre on 940 Port Elgin l 3 Maritime Bus operates daily bus service National Historic Site of Canada Covered Baie Verte 106 Bridge through Sackville to points east (Nova 7 Verger Belliveau Orchard 6 Memramcook 970 Scotia) and west (Que., Ont.). For more 12 4 16 Sentier TransCanada Trai information visit www.maritimebus.com 8 Plage de l’Aboiteau Beach 18 925 2 Tantramar 9 Maison Historique Pascal Poirier Marsh Tidnish or call the terminal closest to your location. 7 Covered Art Gallery and Museum 9 Bridge By Rail Sackville Via Rail Canada operates regular service 10 Parlee Beach Provincial Park Beaumont Dorchester New Brunswick Nova Scotia Nouveau-Brunswick to Sackville and points east (Halifax) and 11 Magic Mountain Water Park Frosty Aulac Nouvelle-écosse west (Que., Ont.). For more information visit Hopewell 2 Magnetic Hill 106 Hollow www.viarail.com or call 1-888-842-7245. Rocks Woodpoint 1 12 La Cave a Vin Boudreau Fort Amherst By Air Johnson’s 935 Beauséjour- Mills Fort Cumberland Halifax The City of Moncton has passenger service NHSC on a daily basis to points east and west. DISTANCES Rockport Bassin Cumberland Basin For more information visit www.aircanada.ca, Cape www.westjet.com or the airport at www.gma.ca. Sackville to Shediac 56 km BaieMaringouin Shepody Bay New Sackville to Moncton 46 km Slack’s Cove Getting around while you’re here: Baie Chignecto Bay Brunswick Sackville to Memramcook 26 km Taxis Sackville to Dorchester 10 km Sackville Cab Company (506) 364-8000 Sackville to Fort Beauséjour 9 km Baie de Squires Courtesy Cab (506) 536-3118 Bay of Irvin’s Mobility (wheelchair taxi) Sackville to Cape Jourimain 54 km Fundy (506) 536-3463 Sackville to Amherst, NS 12 km Rental Cars Thrifty Car Rental (506) 536-1557 Rural Rides 988-2101 Bus Rental Maritime Bus (motorcoach rentals) (506) 536-3238
Sackville is located within the UNESCO Fundy Biosphere. The Biosphere is a community-based initiative working to promote the sustainable development of the region from St Martins to the Tantramar Marshes. www.fundy-biosphere.ca Parlee Beach
60 61 Take comfort that peace always wins. That flowers unfailingly bloom. Keep in mind that others love you. Know that birds here sing happier when you pass by. Realize the warning signs of happiness, soft wind in trees, snow-glisten in sun and crunch-underfoot in cold, kindness and the cackling laughter of small children. For you cannot hear, see or feel these things clearly if you’re troubled. Rejoice that no one is quite like you, and that is why you are loved. Gather your loved ones to your heart and hearth and know that though we are each different we are each other. Graham McTavish Watt with permission of the Watt family
Sweet little Sackville
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Please drop into our Visitor Information Centre at 34 Mallard Drive, Sackville, New Brunswick Tel. 506-364-4967 • 1-800-249-2020 [email protected]