Join us for a vibrant celebration of Acadian culture and heritage! This full-day event on Thursday, August 15, promises a rich tapestry of traditions, music, food, and community spirit. Begin the day with a beautiful mass in honor of the Assumption at L’Église Saint-Pierre. After, head on over to Place du Pêcheur at 2pm for a lively and engaging array of music and activities. This family-friendly segment is perfect for attendees of all ages. As the evening approaches join us at Le Centre de la Mi-Carême for a delicious Acadian supper. Savour traditional dishes while being serenaded by talented musicians. The warm and welcoming atmosphere ensures a delightful dinning experience, celebrating the culinary heritage of the Acadian people. Capp off the night with a high-energy party at the Doryman Pub and Grill. Dance the night away to live music, refreshing drinks, and celebrate with friends old and new. This final event is the perfect way to conclude the Acadian Day celebrations, leaving you with wonderful memories of a day well spent. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to celebrate Acadian culture and community on Thursday, August 15th. We look forward to seeing you there!
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