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Cultural and music festivals in Canada and Belgium

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The Festi-GrÎles de la Côte-Nord has returned to Sept-Îles following a hiatus in 2025. This ~~year, the event utilizes~~ year’s sixth edition utilized a new format featuring free admission and a relocated site at the Vieux-Quai, with an emphasis on culinary experiences such as a Ribfest alongside local musical talent. The three-day event attracted more than 20,000 visitors. Organizers reported high demand for food and beverages, noting that several food vendors and microbreweries ran out of stock due to the large crowds. While admission was free, voluntary donations collected nearly $9,300, which will be distributed to various organizations. Hugo Rossignol, president of the organizing committee, stated that the inclusion of Ribfest and various food trucks helped return the event to its original mission. Although a ~~strong turnout during~~ decision regarding next year's event has not yet been finalized, preliminary discussions have already occurred regarding the ~~first Friday evening.~~ return of Ribfest to Sept-Îles. In Belgium, the Chants de foire festival expanded to a two-day format. The first night, targeting a younger audience with DJ performances, attracted approximately 700 people, while the second day saw about 600 spectators. Although attendance was lower than the previous year, organizers described a positive atmosphere and successful performances by artists including Camille and Juliette.

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