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Historical talks in the morning and family-friendly festivities starting at 11:30 a.m.
Come eat, dance, sing, and learn to play the djembe as a family.
Fun for ages 5 to 95!


ALL ACTIVITIES ARE FREE !

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10 h 

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11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 
Acadian Lunch

Menu

Baked beans with pork and maple syrup

Fish cakes

Molasses cake

Free for everyone, donation accepted
(Suggested donation of $10 to support the promotion of Grand-Pré)


 On the grounds near the big tent

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Noon

Acadian Music with PIEDS À TERRE

 

Under the big tent

Pieds à Terre is a group of Acadians from Southwest Nova Scotia. Together, they perform traditional music, share stories from the homeland, and get the crowd moving with lively called dances.

Feel like tapping your feet? Feel like dancing? Pieds à Terre will take care of you with their charming accents, musical talent, and infectious joy.

 

Band members:
Sébastien Dol – Fiddle
Simon Robichaud – Guitar
Francis Robichaud – Drums
Gilles Saulnier – Fiddle/Accordion
Natalie Robichaud – Dance, Caller

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Acadian Days activities and access to the grounds of Grand-Pré National Historic Site are free. However, visitors must pay a fee for guided tours and to visit the Information Centre and the Memorial Church on Friday and Saturday
Free admission on Sunday, June 16.

 

For more information :  www.grandpre.ca 
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