Friday Activities 6-9:30 a.m.
Registration of Reunion Descendents/Meet
and Greet
“History of LaHave” with Joan Dawson
“Mi’kmaq Spirituality” with George Paul
Mussel Boil and Musical
Entertainment
Saturday Morning 9-11:30 a.m.
Sweet Grass & Mi’kmaq Ceremonies
and Acadian Prayer Service honoring Mi’kmaq
and French Ancestors buried at Green Bay/Petite Riviere
(site at Sperry’s Beach)
Saturday Afternoon 12 noon-5:45 p.m.
Opening Ceremonies,
12 noon Cultural Workshops, 1-5 pm.
Exhibitor’s Displays,
1-5 p.m. Children’s Workshops 1-3 p.m.
Pre-Teen, Trout Fishing Derby 2-5 p.m.
Main Stage Entertainment
1-5:45 p.m.
Lunenburg County Fiddlers
George Paul (Mi’kmaq Spiritual Leader, Singer, Drummer from Red Bank, NB
Collage (Acadian and
Maritime Music)
Bear River Drummers
Bernie David (Louisiana Accordionist)
Yves Rossignol and the Cajun Zydeco Blues Band
Saturday
Evening 6 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Traditional Mi’kmaq Feast (Free
Will Offering) 6 p.m.
Acadian Kitchen Party (Collage and Friends) 8-10 p.m.
Crafters, Artisans, Fortune
Telling, available on site.
Scallop + Lobster Burgers/Hamburgers +Hotdogs available on site
Come celebrate with us. Venez fêter
avec nous.
"Jukwita'q aq wlqatmu'tinej"
More Information contact: Ellen Hunt 902 634-8017 or email newfie@ns.sympatico.ca
or Hank Middleton 543-2349
Directions: Take exit 12 to Bridgewater, turn right on North Street,
continue on North to the second set of lights on Aberdeen, turn right on Aberdeen, continue to the second set of lights on
Aberdeen, turn left on King St. Follow King St out, you will see Pleasantville, West Lahave, Pentz, Lahave Ferry sign, pass
the ferry you will see the sign Mi'kmaq/Acadian Festival and Reunion, continue on just pass the sign School Street, you
will see the sign again Fort Point Museum, turn left there and follow road out to the point. You will see the teepees before
you enter the gate. Map: http://www.fortpointmuseum.com/directions.asp
