Historic home & event space

GREENSLADES

16 Charles Street
Sackville, New Brunswick

Big, welcoming, and full of light, Greenslades is located in downtown Sackville, New Brunswick but has a gentle country magic. Here, artists perform in an intimate setting and guests can enjoy a memorable stay in the heart of the Maritimes.

Three musicians playing instruments and singing at an indoor event, with a woman on a cello singing into a microphone, a man playing a violin, and another man managing sound equipment.

Photo by Jon Wolfe

All house shows are BYOB
For guaranteed seating, please purchase tickets.
All ticket sales are final and no refunds will be offered.
Standing room is PWYC ($20 suggested) at the door.

Upcoming Shows

Emma Worley, Talel McBriar & Claire Hunter

Wednesday, September 23
Doors at 7:00 pm, show at 7:30 pm

Join three talented singer-songwriters for a special performance in the round!

Toronto’s Emma Worley blends alternative folk and americana with lyrics that tuck grief, humour and introspection into the same fold. Also from Toronto, Claire Hunter creates a blend of dreamy folk-pop, weaving evocative melodies with introspective storytelling. Raised in rural British Columbia, Talel McBriar weaves together sounds of traditional folk with alternative indie-rock. Guided by haunting melodies and dreamy vocals, Talel’s lyrics ruminate on the landscapes of both outer influences and inner thoughts.

Sam Wilson

Sowing Spring album release

Sunday, October 18
Doors at 2:00 pm, show at 2:30 pm

Acclaimed Halifax jazz-folk guitarist Sam Wilson celebrates the release of ther latest album Sowing Spring with a full-band show featuring Caito Macdonald on drums, Kyle Tully on bass, and Hayley Ryerson on violin.

Sowing Spring is dedicated to the melting Magaguadavic River in New Brunswick. The material arose from a week-long residency along the banks of the river, named for the Maliseet-Passamaquoddy word meaning “River of Eels”. Blending finger-style guitar with the far-roving possibilities of jazz composition, Sowing Spring incorporates elements of folk, chamber music, and pastoral jazz to evoke wild spaces and the metamorphoses of seasonal landscapes.

Airbnb Rooms

A bedroom with a white bed, dark blue wall, and a white bookshelf filled with books, with a framed picture of a boat on the wall.

Kelmscott Room

Plumtree Room

Built in 1877 by the Dixon family, this house served as their home for three generations. It has only changed hands twice since and is now home to Andrew Ennals, who returned home to Sackville starting in 2018 with the goal of restoring and opening the house for guests and events.

Feeling inspired? If you’re looking for design and renovation insights, contact Andrew for a consultation!