10am

Registration/reception; tea & coffee, meet & greet

11am

Speaker (TBD) 15 minutes; greeting and agenda update

12pm

Lunch; Vielle École Resto Sur Mer will have a wide menu.

1pm

Shuttle to Belleisle Hall; There will be a shuttle bus (22 passenger) service to and from Belliveau Cove, Belleisle, and Hebb's Landing.

2-4pm

• Reception; Charlie Thibodeau/history of The Hall and surrounding Acadian ancestral lands, drone video of rivière Dauphin (Annapolis River Valley)

• The Nova Scotia Museum will be there with part of "The Belleisle Artifacts Collection" with a mobile display - these artifacts were our ancestors'.

• Baking bread in Acadian clay oven (Jennifer & Charlie Thibodeau)

• A member of the Mi'kmaq First Nations (Bear River, NS) will say a prayer in their native language, then sing and dance/Acadian musicians will follow.

• Reenactment of typical 1600's period interactions between Mi'kmaq and Acadians; we will possibly be invited to participate in a traditional snake dance and/or round dance by our Mi'kmaq guests.

4-5pm

• Shuttle to Hebb's Landing (2 miles/3.2km away) for unveiling of interpretive panel dedicated to our Broussard ancestors (c/o Annapolis County & FAFA)

• Possibly be permitted to walk on what was likely Jean-Baptiste Broussard's homestead (across the street from Hebb's Landing)

5pm

• Shuttle back to the Hall for supper (meals TBD); there will be a donation box

5:30pm

Supper

7pm

Fais Do-Do with a mix of Acadian & Cajun music!