Les Tardives fills Quai d’Aiguillon in Lannion with street arts, Breton dance, fest-noz and live concerts. Brass bands, circus, theatre, Irish music, reggae and regional performers create a varied programme for different generations. Free public access and the recurring riverside setting make the festival a broad meeting place for performance, ecological initiatives and community life.
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