In Baie Sainte-Marie, Nova Scotia, music has been pulsing through the Acadian community for generations. Born in a remote place known as “le Trécarré,” hidden from the watchful eyes of the priests, it remains very much alive and continues to evolve to this day. Bluegrass, country, rock, punk, and hip-hop boldly intertwine, driven by artists like Grand Dérangement, Radio Radio, and Peanut Butter Sunday. Director Natalie Robichaud takes us deep into this vibrant music scene, where every moment becomes a celebration. Trécarré: At the Source of the Sound of Baie Sainte-Marie captures the full energy of a music that isn’t just listened to — it’s shared, danced, and fully lived.