The Acadian Festival is an annual celebration that honors the culture and heritage of the Acadian people, who are descendants of French settlers in Canada. This festival typically features traditional music, dance, food, and crafts, showcasing the unique Acadian way of life. Events often include performances by local artists and activities for families, making it a vibrant community gathering. Held in various locations, the festival often coincides with the anniversary of the Acadian Expulsion, a significant historical event. Participants can enjoy dishes like poutine râpée and fricot, while also learning about Acadian history and traditions through workshops and storytelling sessions.