The resolution designates the Village of Cankton as the "Accordion Capital of Louisiana," recognizing its significant cultural heritage and contribution to Cajun music. It highlights the importance of the accordion, or "squeeze box," in Cajun music, which is a vital part of the region's musical identity and is traditionally passed down through generations, particularly in small communities like Cankton.

The resolution acknowledges the influence of notable musicians such as Belton Richard, Clifton Chenier, Phil Menard, and Horace Trahan, who have drawn audiences from around the world to Cankton to experience its unique accordion music. By officially designating Cankton as the Accordion Capital, the resolution aims to celebrate and promote the village's rich musical heritage and its role in preserving Cajun culture.