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An early sketch of Tête-de-Noix, official logo of the Fêtes du Vieux Saint-Eustache

A drawing of a figure walking toward the left. His head is a green acorn, and he has a human-shaped body which is blue. His feet are red. In his hand, he holds a green oak leaf, which he waves above his head.

Michel Villeneuve, 1974.
Private collection of Christian Giraldeau.

The brainchild of Michel Villeneuve and the Fêtes du Vieux Saint-Eustache team, the logo for the event was designed in 1974. Like his son Glandinot, the mascot for the festivities, Tête-de-Noix is associated with the oaks that used to stand in the seigneury.