To that end, Rose and team have sat down with around 50 people—from members of the arts and theatre communities, to folks like Matt Pryde with the municipality, to realtors in the area—to talk ideas and possibilities.
They’re also hosting an event this evening, May 26, from 6-8 pm in the Tantramar council chambers. Food will be provided, and everyone is welcome to attend to share ideas, wants and needs, says Rose.
“ I think you always have to start with the why. Why do we need this? Once you know the why, the how is just a series of step-by-step. But we need to know why from everybody.”
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New non-profit looking for input on potential arts and culture hub in Tantramar » CHMA
As you know... the town cannot have enough non-profit grifters.. can it?
I'll be there... I've made another sign for the Tantramar Skate Park Project advocacy I do here since 2013.. for Matt Pryde [tone deaf Parks & Rec guy].
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