Museums and galleries are ‘living on the edge’ as they make space for cultural life

Erica Butler
CHMA News, Local Journalism Initiative, Community Radio Fund of Canada

On today’s show, we revisit a feature story on the challenges faced by New Brunswick’s cultural spaces, with a closer look at the Westmorland Historical Society’s buildings in Dorchester, and the Struts Gallery in Sackville. Judi Morrison and Paul Henderson talk about their respective challenges, and the rewards of providing space and resources for cultural activities in the region.

Plus in briefs:

  • Local journalist Bruce Wark is reporting on a possible misunderstanding that may keep Tantramar from signing an agreement with 17 other municipalities on emergency mutual aid during major disasters.
  • A new online platform in Memramcook aims to connect volunteers with organizations in need.

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