Fake news from Septilien Anthony Bellavance becomes a Festival project on Grande-Basque Island

Anthony Bellavance had fun spreading fake news on the web highlighting the Sept-Îles Archipelago. Finally, in light of the reactions, he launched the Festi-Basque project. (Facebook photo Anthony Bellavance – Festi-Basque Project)

An idea originally launched as fake news on social networks by Sept-based Anthony Bellavance becomes an open-air event project on the Grande-Basque island. The instigator quickly noticed the interest on the web, first proposing to plant the letters of Sept-Îles on the island, like that of Hollywood on a Californian mountain. His joke sparked so many reactions that it turned into a Festi-Basque project.

Anthony Bellavance was surprised by the amount of reactions, both positive and negative, to his two wacky videos. Many people believed it.

Excerpt from interview with Anthony Bellavance

Anthony Bellavance therefore created a Festi-Basque Project Facebook page. He gets carried away while describing it. A mechanic by profession, the Septilian hopes that partners will join him so that his dream of “a unique event, a true celebration of nature, music and local culture comes true in the heart of Sept-Îles. »

Excerpt from interview with Anthony Bellavance

The scale of the reactions from Internet users in the Sept-Îles region and elsewhere sends a message, admits Anthony Bellavance. “Things have to happen!” I’m a positive guy. There is a thirst for a festival, an evening or a party on an island in Sept-Îles. »

Interview with Anthony Bellavance, Septilien, mechanic and internet user

Anthony Bellavance hopes that Septiliens will get involved. For the moment several people have submitted ideas on his new Festi-Basque Project page. The instigator believes that Sept-Îles is a maritime city that dreams of recognition of its exceptional biodiversity and of the opportunity to celebrate a unique environment.

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