A 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

Upcoming Shows

All house shows are BYOB
Standing room is PWYC ($20 suggested)

Joel Miller
& Sam Wilson

POSTPONED

Join Sackville’s own Juno-winning saxophonist Joel Miller and acclaimed Halifax guitarist Sam Wilson for a special jazz matinee at Greenslades.

An award-winning saxophonist and composer based in Fredericton, NB, Miller studied Jazz Performance at McGill University and has performed with artists including Geoffrey Keezer, Brian Blade, and Kurt Rosenwinkel. His career highlights include a JUNO Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Album, multiple ECMA Awards, and international workshops exploring the intersection of jazz and contemporary music. Miller’s latest album What If? is a classical crossover collaboration with pianist Silvio Pupo and the Resonance New Music ensemble. Distributed by Leaf Music, the album features original compositions alongside reimagined works by Debussy, Chopin, Mahler, and Pachelbel, tracing Miller’s personal journey through jazz, Afro-Latin influences, and classical.

Sam Wilson is a guitarist-composer whose practice focuses on creating instrumental music for improvisers. Her current artistic muse is wild spaces and site-specific responses, evident by her latest release Wintertides. Her albums Into a Heart Pt. II and New Doors (Jackson/Wilson Duo) won Music Nova Scotia’s “Jazz Recording of the Year” in 2022 and 2023, respectively. All of her releases have been nominated for the East Coast Music Awards. In 2021 Sam won the Paul Cram Creation award and composed her first piece for orchestra, ‘Recover-we’, which was performed by Symphony Nova Scotia at the 2023 Open Waters Festival. 

Airbnb Rooms

Bedroom with dark teal walls, wooden floor, window with floral curtains, bed with white bedding, vintage wooden dresser, wooden chair, striped rug, two wall-mounted brass light fixtures, and framed artwork.
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

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A cozy corner of a room featuring a framed portrait of a woman, a white bookshelf filled with books, a wooden dresser with a potted plant, a window with patterned curtain, and a wall-mounted light fixture.

Plumtree Room

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A large, white, multi-story house with a gabled roof, multiple windows, and surrounded by green trees and bushes under a clear blue sky.
Interior view of a house with wooden floor, staircase with wooden banister, and sunlight coming through large glass doors in the background.
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Bright kitchen with beige cabinets, black and white checkered floor, and a central wooden island with a flower arrangement. Large window over the sink shows greenery outside. Appliances include a dishwasher, a toaster, mixer, kettle, and blender. The
Bright sunlit sunroom with large windows, floral curtains, a wooden dining table with chairs, and a sitting area with wicker chairs and bookshelves.
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A wooden dining table with eight wooden chairs in a bright dining room featuring large windows, patterned wallpaper, and beige curtains.
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A hammock hanging between two trees in a lush backyard with blooming pink flowers and green grass, under a blue sky with some clouds.
A promotional poster for a live performance by Canada Gouv.ca scheduled for Saturday, April 12 at 8:00 PM at Greenslades, located at 16 Charles Street. The poster features a collage of images, including a train, two geese, a woman in a racing suit, t
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White house with a steeply pitched roof, brick chimney, and bay window, surrounded by trees and greenery.
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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!