The 9 July Breizh Party is part of Châteaugiron’s Jeudis animés summer evenings. The source places the event in the town centre, where children’s activities and crêpes from AAMPC open the programme before Brittany takes centre stage. Kantou organizes a palet competition, and the Rimandelle association joins Bagad de Châteaugiron for a dance party. Food and drinks are provided by Arrêt Gourmand and restaurants on Rue de la Madeleine, with tables set on Place des Gastes and Rue de la Madeleine. The event’s identity is clearly local: palet, bagad, dance, shops and shared street life.
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Les Mercredis en fête in Tréguier: Music Below the Cathedral
Les Mercredis en fête return to Tréguier with Wednesday-night concerts, Breton entertainment and a nighttime artisan market in the historic center below the illuminated cathedral. The program spreads across Rue M. Berthelot, Place du Martray and Place des Halles, with Creachcadec-Soubigou, Skol Sonerien Landreger, Bagad Sonerien Bro Dreger, Youhadenn, Kaolila and Tarafikants among the scheduled performers. The event works because of its setting: music, craft stalls and stone heritage meet in the same evening route through town.
Fête de l’Aven in Port-Manech
Fête de l’Aven takes over Port de Port-Manech in Névez on 15 August 2026 with bagads, Celtic circles, Irish dancing, fest-noz, Breton wrestling and family activities. The programme names Bagad Bro Konk Kerne, Ar Roue Dou Gla, Kanfarded Sant Evarzeg, Bro Gaz ar Milinou, Skol Gouren Mein Zao, Buntun Drol and Pollen, with food stands and a free shuttle from Rue Ar Moor. It is a strong regional entry because it combines maritime village festivity with Breton music, dance and games.
Grande Parade des Nations Celtes
The Grande Parade des Nations Celtes is the major parade of the Festival Interceltique de Lorient. For 2026, the official programme lists it on Sunday 2 August at 10:00, with the Stade du Moustoir listed as the arrival point for the parade.
Spectacle Horizons Celtiques
Horizons Celtiques is the stadium show of the Festival Interceltique de Lorient, combining Celtic music, dance, bagadoù and staged performance. For 2026, the official programme lists shows on 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6 August at the heart of the festival.
Fête de la Musique in Argentré-du-Plessis: Music Evening
The Fête de la Musique returns to Argentré-du-Plessis on June 19, 2026, offering an evening filled with music and community spirit. Starting at 7 PM, attendees can enjoy performances by Bagad dor Vras, an exciting Blind Test, and a DJ set by the Vinyl Lovers. Local volunteers will provide free refreshments and food, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for all. This festival celebrates the joy of music in Brittany, bringing together locals and visitors for a shared experience. The Jardin du Hill will enhance the festive mood, providing a lovely backdrop for the event.
Les îles bretonnes in Pleyben: Cultural Evening
The Breton culture at Les îles bretonnes in Pleyben on July 30, 2026. The event begins at 5 PM with a screening of Serge Oliero’s film, showcasing the beautiful Breton islands. After the film, participate in an engaging quiz game with valuable prizes, hosted by the Office de Tourisme Menez-Hom Atlantique. Concluding the evening, enjoy an engaging performance by the Bagad de Plomodiern, highlighting traditional Breton music around 7:30 PM. This event celebrates local heritage and invites everyone to join in the festivities, making it a wonderful outing for friends and families alike.
Pardon de Sainte-Anne in Fouesnant: Folk Celebrations
The Pardon de Sainte-Anne in Fouesnant begins with procession and Mass at the Chapelle de Sainte-Anne before moving into a broader community celebration. Local cuisine is served at midday, on site or to take away. In the afternoon, Bro Foën bagad and the Ar Pintiged Foen Celtic circle lead the country-folk festival, with booths and games adding to the chapel-day atmosphere. The event keeps the classic structure of a Breton pardon: devotion first, then music, food and local gathering.
Kenleur Tour in Landerneau: Breton Culture Celebration
The Kenleur Tour returns this summer, bringing a celebration of Breton culture to Landerneau. Hosted by the Kenleur Confederation, this festival features an exciting lineup, including Fest-noz gatherings, street performances, and dance competitions. On July 25, attendees can participate in various activities at the Jardins de la Palud and the Family esplanade. The festivities kick off at 2:30 PM with a dance workshop led by Ronan Autret, inviting everyone to learn traditional Breton dances. The program continues with an open rehearsal by Bagad Bro Landerne, followed by the Trophée Erwan Tanguy dance competition, showcasing different traditional dance styles. As the day unfolds, live performances on the mobile Kermaji stage encourage both enthusiasts and newcomers to join the fun. A standout dance show blending contemporary and traditional styles is scheduled to captivate audiences. Guests can enjoy on-site catering and refreshments throughout the event. Open and free to all, the Kenleur Tour is suited to families and friends to come together and celebrate Brittany’s rich heritage.
Port en Fête in La Vicomté-sur-Rance: Music & Food
Port en Fete is scheduled for July 14, 2026, from 5 PM to 11:45 PM at Port du Lyvet in La Vicomte-sur-Rance. Organized by the Comite des fetes Les Cap’Horniers du Pays de Rance, the festival lists performances by Bagad Quic en Groigne from Saint-Malo. Food and drinks are planned in a marquee, with galettes-saucisses, crepes, cakes, beer, cider and fruit juices.