Trébeurden’s 13 July celebration combines concerts, fireworks and a DJ set, with free entry from 7 p.m. at the Castel site. The musical programme is strongly rooted in Breton and Celtic sound. Fred Guichen and Jean-Pierre Riou bring accordion and guitar into dialogue across Scottish, Irish and Breton traditions, while Startijenn carries Breton dance music toward a trad, rock and folk setting. Food service is announced on site, keeping the evening in the format of a public summer gathering rather than a seated concert. The row is therefore classified as live culture, local festivity and traditional music.
Tag: Breton Music
14 July Festival in Châtillon-en-Vendelais: Food and Fire
Bastille Day at the Fête du 14 juillet in Châtillon-en-Vendelais on July 14, 2026. The evening begins at 8 p.m. with a traditional dinner featuring ham on the bone, suitable for all ages. Tickets are priced at €18 for adults and €8 for children. Following dinner, enjoy lively Breton songs performed by L’Équipage du Matelot, setting a festive atmosphere. A concert by local artist Fab will follow, leading to an evocative fireworks display around 11 p.m. The event also includes a grand public dance hosted by STAR’S MUSIC, promising excitement on the dance floor. Tickets can be purchased from local shops in Châtillon from June 1 to June 30, or online via Hello Asso. Be part of this event that offers a blend of culture, cuisine, and engaging entertainment.
Les Mardis de Portez in Locmaria-Plouzané: Summer Nights
Les Mardis de Portez features open-air concerts every Tuesday evening during the summer at Plage de Portez in Locmaria-Plouzané. A rich variety of musical styles is curated, including traditional Breton sounds, French chanson, and international music, providing entertainment for all. Attendees can dance the night away in a warm atmosphere celebrating local culture. This event is a must-visit for music lovers and anyone seeking an engaging evening under the stars. The community gathering where every concert offers a experience.
Breton Music and Dance Session in Quimperlé: Local Gather
Every Thursday, La Loco in Quimperlé hosts a session of Breton music and dance. From gwerz to an dro, this is a perfect gathering for enthusiasts to share traditional tunes and immerse in local culture. Musicians and dancers alike are welcome to partake in this joyous get-together, featuring a striking dance floor and a warm atmosphere. Bring your instruments to play and share your favorite gavotte tunes, plinn, and other lively dances. While enjoying the musical experience, indulge in a good bowl of soup, making for a varied evening filled with music, dance, and community spirit. Whether you’re an experienced performer or a curious newcomer, this event presents a welcoming space for everyone to connect through the rich heritage of Breton tradition.
Apéro Klam – Emezi in Auray: notable Performance
An night with EMEZI as they take the stage in Auray. This energetic performance showcases the group’s blend of Breton language with contemporary pop and RnB, designed to get the audience moving. EMEZI expresses a wide range of emotions—joy, anguish, anger, and femininity—through their engaging music. With a strong commitment to their cultural roots, they fuse traditional Breton sounds with modern beats, creating an exhilarating atmosphere. Mark your calendar for July 9, 2026, and join the festivities at Place de la République. This event highlights local traditions and presents an engaging evening that celebrates the culture of Brittany through music that resonates across languages and styles.
Gouel an Tren in Maël-Carhaix: Art Walk
The Gouel an Tren in Maël-Carhaix on 4 July 2026 presents a lively celebration led by the Bagad de Carhaix. This festive event invites both residents and visitors to enjoy a walk through the streets while experiencing the engaging sounds of traditional Breton music alongside an exploration of art. Participants will have the chance to discover the exhibition *Les Prairies du Cheval Noir*, inspired by the comic book of the same name by Victor le Foll. Organized by Le Chaudron des Arts, this event is designed to foster community spirit and an appreciation for local culture. The combination of music and art creates a experience, showcasing the creative essence of Brittany. Art enthusiasts and families alike will find joy in this gathering, experiencing not only the art but also the rich heritage of Breton culture. Be part of this cherished local tradition.
Carte blanche au Centre Breton in Saint-Ségal: Folk Music
The Carte blanche au Centre Breton s’Art Populaire includes a celebration of Breton culture on 5 July 2026. Taking place on the Bistrot stage, this event features a variety of performances showcasing traditional dance music and regional folk tunes. Organized by the Breton Center for Folk Art, a community-focused music school, the gathering is scheduled to immerse attendees in the local art scene. Different groups will perform, creating a lively atmosphere for everyone.
Expo Passions Bigoudènes in Penmarch: Culture & Art
The Expo Passions Bigoudènes will unfold at Chapelle Saint-Pierre in Penmarch from July 1 to July 30, 2026. This event celebrates the rich artistic and cultural heritage of the Bigouden region. Attendees can look forward to engaging exhibitions featuring works from local artisans and artists, alongside a range of activities for children. Throughout the month, live performances by musicians, instrumentalists, and singers will showcase Breton, rock, and world music in an open-air environment. This mix of artistic expression promises delight for both locals and visitors. Additionally, art history lectures presented by Jean Deulceux will offer deeper insights into the crafts and artworks defining this cultural landscape. The Expo Passions Bigoudènes is set to be a blend of visual art, music, and community engagement, making it an unmissable experience in Brittany in July.
Concert Emezi in Ploudalmézeau: R&B Fusion
Concert Emezi is scheduled in Ploudalmezeau on August 19, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM. The duo Perynn and Elise, with multi-instrumentalist Tudi Cariou, blend R&B pop with Breton-language expression and contemporary regional music. The name Emezi means ‘said she’ in Breton, reinforcing the group’s focus on voice, language and self-expression.