The ‘Femmes et Phares’ conference, organized by the Aber Ildut Loisirs et Culture association, will occur on August 11, 2026, at Espace Queffelec in Lanildut. Historian Serge Duigou will delve into the significant roles women have held in maritime history, including female lighthouse keepers and their families. This conference highlights an often-overlooked aspect of Brittany’s maritime narrative, providing attendees with valuable insights into women’s contributions to this field. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those interested in maritime culture, this event promises to be educational and engaging.
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Conference on Bretons in Dinard: Historical Insights
Explore the significant influence of Bretons during the American War of Independence at a conference led by Alain Pichot du Mézeray. Organized by Histoire et Patrimoine, this event will delve into the contributions of Breton individuals who shaped history. Scheduled for July 3, 2026, at 5 PM, the conference will occur in the Théâtre Debussy at the Palais des Arts et du Festival in Dinard. With free admission, it’s an excellent opportunity for history enthusiasts and the curious to deepen their understanding of this pivotal era.
Kafé Istor in Erdeven: Brittany’s Golden Age
Join Françoise Le Goaziou, an associate professor of history, at Kafé Istor for an engaging discussion on the era known as “Brittany’s Golden Age.” This period, from 1532 when Brittany was annexed by France to 1685 during the Red Bonnet revolt, is pivotal in the region’s history. This first meeting aims to uncover Brittany’s rich historical origins and significance. If successful, there will be opportunities for attendees to participate in future talks on various historical periods, making it a valuable experience for both history enthusiasts and locals.