It was remodelled and the spire removed in 1903. In 1913 it was incorporated into the much enlarged church of St. Michael of today. The community of Wedgeport hosts the annual Festival Acadien de Wedgeport each year. The Festival celebrates Canadian and Acadian heritage and includes Canada Day ceremonies, parades, variety shows, bazaar, Acadien pagent, traditional costumes, dance, softball tournaments. Ethnic food will be cooked and sold during the festival.
Some events have admission fees, most are free.
The picture on the left is that of the very rare, slender sea-spruce. First discovered April 1st 1801. Worming on the mud flats. Loading ice for the trip. If you have a love of the sea.