Saint John Arts Centre

Established in the 1880s, the NB Historical Society preserves and promotes the history of New Brunswick with a special emphasis on the Saint John area and the Loyalist era. It operates the 1817 Loyalist House, a National Historic Site located in uptown Saint John and sponsors historical talks and other events in the community.

The Salvation Army Sussex Community Church and Family Services

We operate the largest food bank in the area but provide system navigation, case management as well. We host other service providers to accommodate low barrier access to resources. We are involved with supporting the homeless/precariously housed. We have a monthly senior's lunch and learn and other programming.

Saint John Jewish Historical Museum

The Museum is the only Jewish Museum in the region. We open our doors to visitors / tourists to Saint John from late May to early November with our busiest days being when cruise ships are docked in port. We preserve the history of the Saint John Jewish community which dates back to 1783 through the collections in our archives and provide educational tours and programs throughout the year to schools, church groups, and other organizations. We have special events to commemorate the Holocaust (April) and Chanukah (December), hold an annual Jewish film festival as a fundraising and awareness event (October) and occasionally other events including book readings and historic walks.