LA SOIRÉE DES RETROUVAILLES
Friday, September 4th, 2026
KEV et ses Musiciens
8:30 P.M.

ÉVANGÉLINE AND GABRIEL DANCE
Saturday, September 5th, 2026
BEAUXMONT
9:30 P.M.
SHOWS
Friday, August 29 2025
ART RICHARD
3:00 P.M.
Born in Shediac to a 100% Acadian family, Art Richard has always had a passion for music. Trained as a teacher, he has performed over 3000 shows, released 15 albums, and five DVDs in French. Highly appreciated in immersion schools, he uses his talent to foster an appreciation for the French language through workshops and performances for both young and old. Art was named Acadian Artist of the Year in 1994, with several of his songs reaching number one on the radio. His musical journey began in 1998, filling a gap in French children’s music in New Brunswick. His “Bonjour Canada” tour transcends borders, offering educational shows that celebrate Canadian diversity.
Art’s achievements highlight his influence:
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Francophone Ambassador: As a performer, he preserves Acadian cultural heritage.
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Cultural Bridge Builder: His tours connect francophone and anglophone communities, promoting bilingualism.
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National Impact: His international performances, such as at the New Orleans Jazz Festival, enhance recognition beyond national borders.
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Cultural Legacy: His contributions to festivals underscore his role in cultural preservation.
A multi-instrumentalist, Art offers a variety of shows, from “Le Tintamarre” to “Bonjour Canada.” Community involvement is key for him, as he encourages Acadian and francophone pride.
In his family life, Art has raised three children in the Acadian culture, who are now musicians with a strong connection to their heritage and the French language. Currently, he offers five different shows for young francophones and immersion students: “Hommage à la musique,” “Le Tintamarre,” “Fêter Noël,” “Halloween” (the only original French-language Halloween album in Canada), and “Bonjour Canada.” A new album launched in February 2024, continuing to enrich the musical and cultural heritage of Canada.
Saturday, August 30 2025: 1:00 P.M.
Sunday, August 31, 2025: 2:00 P.M.
REMI BOUDREAU
Remi Boudreau is one of the most highly regarded magical entertainers in Atlantic Canada. His life is characterized by a passion for the art of magic since the age of 10. Remi began performing magic shows at the age of 12 and he quickly became one of the hottest rising stars in the world of magic. Originally from Saint-Antoine, New Brunswick, this well accomplished illusionist has a personality that is professional, entertaining, energetic and comical. The secret to Remi’s success is his natural ability to amaze and entertain people.
Sit back, laugh, and lose yourself in the magic of Remi Boudreau. The shows are highly interactive and filled with brilliant magic, outstanding illusions and original comedy. Imagine a mind-bending experience where borrowed objects vanish and reappear, float through the air, and challenge your perceptions of reality. The spectators will also witness anything from bird appearances to grand illusions on stage. From the moment the show begins, the audience is captivated and engaged in the performance. Audience members take the stage to participate in impossible feats of magic, engage in mind reading demonstrations, and be part of the amazement first hand. Remi’s personality and humor reaches out and enchants the audience.
Saturday, September 5th 2026: 4:00 P.M.
Sunday, September 6th, 2026: 4:30 P.M.
SPECTACLE ÉPHÉMÈRE AVEC VAGUE DE CIRQUE
Alain Boudreau and Noémie Gervais founded the non-profit organization Vague de Cirque after more than 15 years of traveling the world with their hand-to-hand acrobatic act. Winners of the silver medal at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain in Paris, as well as several other international awards, it was their sincere desire to tour in Quebec and deepen their artistic exploration that led them to create Vague de Cirque.
Since then, 7 original productions have been created and presented in nearly 200 cities around the world!
Vague de Cirque has made it its mission to promote the circus arts beyond major urban centers by making them accessible and affordable for families. Thanks to its touring model—performing outdoors or under a big top—the small troupe has been traveling across the country for over ten years, reaching out to towns and villages along the way. From Blanc-Sablon to Fermont, through the Îles-de-la-Madeleine and the Lower St. Lawrence. From Manitoba to Newfoundland, crossing Ontario’s Francophone regions and Acadia. A journey to rediscover our own land—a quest for encounters, sharing, and unforgettable human adventures.




