The annual Roots to Boots Festival happens in the communities of Chéticamp and Louisbourg and lasts four days in June.
The Festival offers a unique blend of entertainment to please everyone: storytelling, hiking, food, local-flavor, concerts, songwriters’ circle and late night square dances.
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