Stroll along the shores where Acadians first arrived in the area. Meander down the thoroughfare they would have walked. Explore the fort which served as capital for both the French and the English. Go to the wharf where 1664 Acadians were deported from Annapolis Royal. Hear the amazing personal story of his ancestors' deportation from an Acadian descendent. Visit the site where the history book was written that was used as reference for the poem "Evangeline". Enjoy a romantic modern-day Acadian love story. Retrace the renaissance of the Acadian culture. Discover the Cajun connection. Listen to Acadian music. Learn the secrets to cooking rappie pie. Kick up your heels and put your best foot forward with a simple Acadian dance. Receive a souvenir Acadian Heritage booklet to take home full of fun facts, tasty recipes and traditional dances.


WHEN & WHERE? Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, 2:00 pm, Lighthouse in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, June 27 - Sept 15 , 2006. ADULT $7, YOUTH (13-18) $3, and CHILD (12 & Under) $1. Duration: 1:15

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