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Plenty of cultural discoveries at the Festival Terre Ferme

People dancing on a grassy field in front of a live band performing on a small outdoor stage.
PHOTOS Sarah Rennie

Vendor under a canopy selling colorful textiles to a girl and an adult at an outdoor market.

Visitors to the sixth edition of the Festival Terre Ferme enjoyed three days of musical and cultural discoveries from September 25-27 in Godmanchester. This year’s festival was organized by the non-profit Érable et Sources in collaboration with Espace Culturel Vertières and the Association des Ressortissants Africains de Valleyfield (ARAV). Free for all visitors, the festival showcased Caribbean, African, Indigenous, and South Asian music, food, and cultures in a spirit of intercultural discovery, togetherness, and dialogue. (SR)

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