Trégunc invites everyone to participate in a initiation into Breton dances with the prestigious Ar Rouedou Glas Celtic Circle. This event, open to all ages and skill levels, takes place on 22 July 2026 at 6:30 PM at the Place de l’Eglise. These free sessions provide a opportunity to engage with local traditions and enjoy an evening filled with lively music and dance alongside the community. Bring your friends and join in the fun.
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Initiation Danse Bretonne in Trégunc: Traditional Dance
The Ar Rouedou Glas Celtic Circle in Trégunc features ‘Initiation danse bretonne,’ a chance to learn traditional Breton dances. Open to all, this event includes connect with local culture. Gather at 6:30 pm on the Place de l’Eglise for an evening rich in dance and tradition. Whether you’re a dancer or simply curious about this cultural expression, all are invited. The free sessions encourage participation from everyone interested in this celebration of Breton heritage.
Festival Eskemm in Saint-Quay-Portrieux: Breton Celebration
The Festival Eskemm is a significant celebration of Breton dance, organized by the Fédération KENLEUR Côtes-d’Armor in partnership with the Danserien Sant Ké. It takes place on 27 and 28 June 2026 at the Esplanade du Casino in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, offering a packed schedule of performances and parades. The festivities begin on Saturday at 2 PM with a youth parade by Kenleur, followed by an entertaining show. As night falls, attendees can enjoy the traditional Fest-noz starting at 8 PM, featuring well-known musicians like Lebreton/Bobinet and Strak, with an entrance fee of 7 €. Sunday continues the festivities with a 2 PM parade and additional performances from groups such as the Bagad Sant-Ke and the Cercle de Saint-Brieuc. The day’s highlight is the Breizh 80 show, culminating in the announcement of the ‘Kannaded an hanternoz’ ambassador election at 5:45 PM. With free admission on Sunday and crepes available, this festival is scheduled to be a experience.
Fêtes Franco-Écossaises in Aubigny-sur-Nère: Scottish Celebre
Every year in mid-July, Aubigny-sur-Nère celebrates its historical ties with Scotland during the Fêtes Franco-Écossaises. Over three lively days, the town resonates with the sounds of bagpipes, welcomes Scottish clans, and pulses with the rhythms of Pipe Bands from around the globe. The festivities kick off with an opening ceremony on July 10th at the Auld Alliance monument, followed by a free concert from the Breton techno band TEKMAO in the Grands-Jardins. On July 11th, the Grand Tattoo and Massed Bands take center stage downtown, culminating with a concert featuring CELTICA PIPES ROCK and JANE ESPIE’s “The Phantom Piper,” which promises to thrill audiences for a ticket price starting from 20€. The final day, July 12th, features the French Pipe Band Championships in the morning, followed by a grand parade and more Massed Bands. The festivities conclude with a concert from MANAU for another 20€ starting entry fee. This unique event in France not only showcases Scottish culture but also fosters community spirit through music and celebration.