One of the most prized possessions of the town of Richibucto is without a doubt its cultural diversity.. Many artists and crafters have chosen to live in this region to pursue their art or craft. But what most characterizes Richibucto is its linguistic diversity. Nowhere else will you find three cultures as rich as the French, English and Mi’kmaq. While strolling across town, it is common to hear these three languages throughout the many conversations. The history of Richibucto is rich with legends that show the harmony that exists between the Acadians, the Mi’kmaqs and the English. According to certain historians, many words used in spoken Acadian come from the Mi’kmaq language and vice-versa for spoken Mi’kmaq. You will quickly realize the importance of these three cultures. >From your first visit in Richibucto, the town’s signs welcome you in three languages. Here are some of the cultural activities you will find: Youth Day (February) Canada Day (July 1st) Scallop Festival (July) New Brunswick Day (August 6th) Acadian Day (August 15th) Miss Kent Pageant (September)