Town in New Brunswick, Canada
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Caraquet is a small (population 4,250, 2016) francophone village on the Acadian Coast of New Brunswick. Its name is derived from the Mi'kmaq term for "meeting of two rivers".
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A pioneer village living museum reconstructing a francophone village of 1755-1855 with its people. Château Albert hotel with bar and restaurant on-site.
Downtown cinema with a mix of French and English-language films.
French-language professional summer theatre at the Boîte-Théâtre.
Annual festival culminating in Tintamarre, a boisterous and noisy costume party where revellers make themselves heard at 5:55PM on August 15, the feast day of the Virgin Mary and de facto Acadian national holiday.
Restaurant, café-bistro, patio, bakery and pastry. Lounge upstairs.
Seafood.
Two houses, seven cabins and campground.
50-room motel with waterpark, conference room.
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Bonaventure · Regional · YVB
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