Saturday, October 31 | Halloween! | 3–7pm Haunted House Fundraiser PWYC ($5 donation recommended) Come visit our haunted gallery this Halloween! Stop by for a scare, a treat, and some spooky fun. We’re also looking for volunteers! Want to help decorate? Be part of the haunted house? Dress up as a scary ghost? Email Angie at admin@strutsgallery.ca

Workshop | Tuesday, October 6 + 13, 6:30-8:30pm Come make a papier- mâché Mosquito Mask with Magali Charron and a Mosquito Lantern with Laura Stinson! Start your creation at the workshop, leave it here, and come back during gallery hours throughout the week to keep working on it!

AD HOC Workshop: Filming with Mirrorless Cameras Saturday, October 3, 1-3pm Free Workshop – Registration Required *Weather Dependent To register, email Lucas at lucas@strutsgallery.ca In this AD HOC Workshop, Production Manager Lucas Morneau will be teaching participants on filming with our Lumix S5IIX, our most popular camera in our rental house. From interviews to short films, event filming and more, Lucas will show participants how to use and adapt mirrorless cameras for a

Tune in to watch The Blue Episode, the next episode of The Looking Show with Alex Apostolidis. Click here to tune in, live, Wednesday September 9 at 7pm! The Open Studio Residency Program is generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Arts & Culture NB, and ArtsNB.

The Open Studio Residency Program is generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Arts & Culture NB, and ArtsNB.

Workshop | Lumen Print | Saturday, September 12, 10am Living is Easy Members' Projects | Theodore Harris | Sept 8-22 Struts is happy to announce our next Living is Easy artist, Theodore Harris! Out for a Walk is an ongoing project which stems from a desire to connect and collaborate with others. Theodore invites folks to join him for a walk outdoors tasking them with picking up anything that catches their eye during their time together in an act of slowing down and looking cl

Upcoming Events September 8, 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Open Studio Visits September 15, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Artist Talk September 1 – 10 | Live Émissions (schedule to be announced) Want 2 Be on TV? We're seeking guests, live switchers, and collaborators of all kinds. Get involved! For schedules, updates, and participation information, visit the Linktree: iwant2beontv Can't make an event? Private studio visits can be arranged by appointment. Contact info@strutsgallery.ca. The Open

Tuesday, September 8, 6pm Free – Everyone Welcome Thinking about a residency, or looking back on one you've already done? Join Struts Gallery and Projet Borgitte for a Speed Dating-style discussion exploring the many sides of residency life. Featuring artists Jean-Denis Boudreau and Lhasa Simard (Résidence Québec-Acadie) and Alex Apostolidis (Struts Gallery Open Studio artist in residence). Participants will move through a series of short, guided conversations, using prompts

12 August- 16 Sept 2026 Struts is pleased to welcome Alex Apostolidis, our next Open Studio Artist in Residence of 2026. "Throughout my practice, I explore how gender and sexuality relate to capitalism through media, the status quo and interpersonal dynamics by combining archetypes and personal narrative to create image-based works across print, photography, video, performance, sculpture and site-specific installation. My recent practice has focused on video, exploring the no

5à7 | Join us Friday, August 14th at 5pm for a reception with the artist. This collection of art is a celebration of exploration of local bird species that artist bry simms has seen and heard around his property in the Tantramar area. From woodworking pieces of Dorchester inspired birdhouses and hydro poles adorned with avian of all sizes, the artist hopes you can see his appreciation for the nature and life that are abundant in this area. From Great Blue Heron to Goldfinch

in motion: a video performance screening Friday, Sept 11, 7pm Free Admission Join us for the screening of in motion, a collection of video works that explore the intersection of performance and video art. Featuring works by Maryse Arseneault, Jade Ariana, JoAnna Howlett, Rachel Kalpana James, Tamara Jones, Julie-Isabelle Laurin, Laura Ohio, and Leslie Predy, each artist use performance and the lens to explore systems of power, identity, and transformation. Photo credit: J

L'Ambiance | Friday, July 31- Sunday, August 2 | 12-7pm Struts Gallery Annie France Noël will create a hybrid space where installation, performance, and encounters with the public co-exist in relation to her work with sheep’s wool and its various stages of transformation (from raw fleece to weavable thread). This project extends from a body of transdisciplinary works rooted in the traditional folk song «La laine des moutons» (The Wool of the Sheep), which she interprets as an

L'Ambiance | Friday, July 31, 12-7pm in the parking lot beside Struts Gallery Porta-Confessional is a participatory, ephemeral sculptural installation which takes the form of a confessional, constructed as twinned (non-functioning, replica) Porta-Potties. Within this playful, secularized confessional, Sappyfest attendees of all ages are invited into a moment of contemplative reprieve. Ecologically constructed as a 1:1 scale facsimile from locally-sourced scrap cardboard, this

Registration is full. For children ages 5–12 Wednesday- Friday, August 12,13,14, Time: 1:00: -3:30 pm Wednesday - Friday, August 19, 20, 21, Time: 1:00-3:30 pm (Drop in on Saturday August 15, 1:00-3:30, no registration required) Participants are welcome and encouraged to attend multiple days. Activities may include journal making, stamp work, cardboard creations, mark-making, collage, cyanotype, printmaking, and other fun creative projects. Children are encouraged to bring: A

2026 Struts Members Production Fund Winner Rachel Thornton Working in studio July 10-23 We are excited to host our 2026 Members Production Fund recipient Rachel Thornton here at Struts. Rachel will be working in the gallery on their newest project, theriomancy. “Intertwining mythology, ecological studies, and digital experimentation, theriomancy envisions metamorphosis as a metaphor for humanity’s urgent need to adapt amidst climate collapse. This body of work extends my earl

Struts BBQ | Every Friday in July , 12-1pm 🍔☀️Come by from 12 - 1pm to get yourself a burger & an ice cold beverage, we have veggie and gluten free options available! Cash only! While you're at the gallery check out Whess Harman’s exhibition and bree gant’s Open Studio!

Call for Artists & Vendors: Art in the Park Brought to you by Struts Gallery and the Sackville Farmers' Market https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCIkkYhfMiPO7m_uwTGKLTxJqpJWWDsaoRv1vari3uLQlBBw/viewform?usp=header Struts and the Sackville Farmers Market are excited to invite artists, makers, and the Tantramar community to participate in a night of Art in the Park! Sackville Farmers Market and Struts Gallery share a commitment to building community spaces. We hope t

Saturday, July 4, 1pm Living is Easy Members' Projects For more information or to register, please contact: Angie at admin@strutsgallery.ca Workshop hosted by Jerry Ropson for children, youth, and any kids at heart. Parents and guardians are warmly invited to stay and participate alongside their children throughout the workshop, making it an opportunity for shared creativity and conversation. Join artist Jerry Ropson for a one-day drawing and writing workshop. We are inviting

Saturday July 11, 1pm We’re excited to invite you to a lecture-screening and movement workshop from artist bree gant, presented as part of the Map to the Moon project. The session will begin by a short talk (about 15–20 minutes) exploring the ideas, concepts, and research behind the work followed by a screening of a 5-minute short film. From there, bree will guide participants through breathing and movement exercises (approximately 30 minutes), offering a more embodied connec

June 17 - July 22, 2026 Screening and Workshop | Saturday, July 11, 1pm We’re so excited to welcome our second Open Studio Artists in Residence for 2026 – bree gant! bree gant is an artist and thinker from the Westside of Detroit. Their interdisciplinary practice remarks on the forces that shape and distort workings of power in everyday life. bree studied film at Howard University while gentrification paved over Washington, DC and moved back to Detroit, when the city filed f