Festival de la Galette de Sarrastin de Louiseville

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September – October

This folk Buckwheat Pancake Festival extols the merits of buckwheat. You can taste products made from this cereal: pasta, cakes, pancakes, bread, pizza and even beer…

Cultural, social and folkloric activities are also part of the celebrations.

Photos: https://www.facebook.com/FestivalGaletteSarrasin

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