Acadian Folk refers to the cultural traditions and practices of the Acadian people, descendants of French settlers in Canada's Maritime provinces. Their heritage includes unique music, dance, and storytelling, often reflecting their history and connection to the land. Acadian Folk music typically features instruments like the fiddle and accordion, creating lively tunes that accompany traditional dances. The Acadian community is known for its vibrant festivals, such as Festival Acadien and Festival international de Louisiane, which celebrate their culture through food, art, and performances. Acadian Folk also emphasizes the importance of family and community, preserving their language, Acadian French, and customs through generations.