On 12 August 2026, Tréhorenteuc will host an engaging performance by Myrdhin, a key figure in the revival of the Celtic harp. This concert showcases his interpretations of works by Angèle Vannier, the well-known poet dedicated to the Gallo and Breton languages. Beginning at 8:30 PM, attendees are encouraged to make reservations to secure their place for this enriching evening of music and cultural heritage.
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Myrdhin and Elisa Concert in Tréhorenteuc: Celtic Melodies
An engaging concert featuring harpist Myrdhin, a pioneer in the revival of the Celtic harp since the 1970s, alongside the talented singer and harpist Elisa Nicotra. This event, held at the Eglise du Graal in Tréhorenteuc, celebrates the beauty of the forest and traditional texts from Brittany, Ireland, and Italy. Scheduled for 6 PM on August 20, 2026, attendees can look forward to an evening rich in cultural heritage through evocative melodies and poignant lyrics. Reservations are recommended to ensure your place at this musical celebration.
Marché de Créateurs in Plouvien: Artisans on Display
The Marché de Créateurs at Chapelle Saint-Jaoua brings artists and craftspeople into one of Plouvien’s heritage settings. Organized by the Pays des Abers Tourist Office with Bual Sant Jaoua, the day features paintings, jewelry, illustration, woodturning, ceramics, textile work, slate, paper design, recycled-material accessories and floral decoration. Music is part of the program rather than background: Marie Abgrall performs Celtic harp inside the chapel, while drummers from Bagad Bro an Aberioù play outside. Refreshments and crêpes keep the market open and sociable through the day.
Endro Concert in Guilvinec: Celtic Harp Duo
On 16 August 2026, witness an atmospheric performance by Endro in Guilvinec, featuring Klervi Rouyer on harp and Neven Le Pennec on guitar. Their music intertwines themes of travel and the sea, creating an inviting atmosphere. With a blend of subtle melodies, rich harp resonance, and dynamic guitar rhythms, Endro invites listeners into a sonic landscape filled with improvisation. Their influences range from South American and Afro beats to funk and jazz, making every performance a fresh experience. This concert showcases their deep musical connection and offers a chance to appreciate a mix of traditional and contemporary sounds. A special evening of live music, ideal for those seeking cultural enrichment in Brittany.
Concert in Tréhorenteuc: Celtic Harmony
An atmospheric evening in Tréhorenteuc with the Concert de Myrdhin et Elisa, featuring well-known harpist Myrdhin and singer Elisa Nicotra. Both artists are celebrated for their contributions to Celtic music, particularly the revival of the Celtic harp since the 1970s. This concert celebrates the beauty of nature, showcasing traditional texts and melodies from Brittany, Ireland, and Italy. Set in the picturesque Eglise du Graal, the event is scheduled to immerse attendees in the rich tapestry of Celtic musical heritage. Kicking off at 6 PM, it’s the perfect summer evening experience. As reservations are recommended, attendees should secure their spots early for this culturally significant performance.
Celtic Harp Performance in Fouesnant: Student Showcase
On June 17, 2026, students from the Conservatoire de Fouesnant’s Celtic harp class, led by Quentin Vestur, will present a live performance. This event highlights the pieces they’ve mastered during their studies, giving visitors a chance to witness their growth and passion for music. Set in the scenic Passage du Penker, this afternoon of atmospheric harp music invites both locals and visitors to support these talented students and celebrate their dedication to the art of music.
Celtic Harp Concert in Audierne: A Musical Interlude
On 24 July 2026, experience the beautiful sounds of the Celtic harp at Biocoop Audierne, featuring Cécile Fourage in an intimate concert. Visitors are invited to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere filled with engaging melodies. This performance serves as the perfect backdrop for those shopping or looking for a peaceful escape. Engage with the warm ambiance as you explore the bookstore within the venue. This is a chance to experience the charm of Celtic music right in Audierne.
Breton Song and Celtic Harp Concert in Cléden-Cap-Sizun: A M
A varied concert featuring Breton singer Élodie Jaffré and harpist Awena Lucas on July 19, 2026, at the Chapelle Saint-They in Cléden-Cap-Sizun. This talented duo specializes in traditional themes and songs from Basse Bretagne, including gwerzioù, sonioù, and kan ha diskan. Their rich repertoire offers an engaging experience, suited to dancing or listening. Since their collaboration began in 2016, Élodie and Awena have developed a bond, sharing their passion and sensitivity with audiences. Expect a highlight of award-winning performances and selections from their duo album released in 2019. Admission is free.
Breton Music Concert in Cléden-Cap-Sizun: Musical Heritage
An atmospheric concert featuring Breton singer Élodie Jaffré and harpist Awena Lucas. This talented duo draws inspiration from the traditional themes and songs of Basse Bretagne, weaving together a rich tapestry of music that includes gwerzioù, sonioù, and kan ha diskan. Their collaborative performances invite audiences to both listen and dance, showcasing the deep cultural roots of Central Brittany and the Pays Vannetais. Since their formation in 2016, Élodie and Awena have developed a artistic rapport, garnering numerous awards for their performances. Having released their first album in 2019, they continue to impress with their latest show and album KANOUR NOZ, which won 1st prize at the prestigious Prizioù 2023. This concert takes place at Chapelle St-They, Pointe du Van, on 26 July 2026, from 19:00 to 20:15, and participation is free. This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with the rich musical heritage of Brittany and appreciate the beauty of traditional Breton music.
Celtic Harp Festival in Dinan: Community Celebration
The 42nd International Celtic Harp Festival takes place in Dinan from July 8 to July 12, 2026. The program brings together Celtic harpists in the city’s medieval setting, with concerts, workshops, public gatherings and paid shows. Listed performers include Duo Floriane Blancke and Quentin Cooper, along with Cecile Branche at the Cordeliers.