The Saint-Lunaire fest-noz listing described an August 14, 2026 evening at the Esplanade Mini Golf, with music by Zonj and Kelteen and food service on site. As a fest-noz, the event centered on Breton dance culture and shared music. The listing is now unconfirmed because it was removed from the source; visitors should verify the linked official page before attending.
Tag: Celtic music
Artichoke Festival in Saint-Pol-de-Léon: Local Delights
The Fête de l’Artichaut in Saint-Pol-de-Léon celebrates the beloved artichoke with a festival organized by the Confrérie de l’Artichaut and guest brotherhoods. From 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM, visitors can explore an artichoke and local vegetable market offering the finest produce from Brittany. Throughout the day, culinary demonstrations and product tastings will allow attendees to Food options include the region’s flavors. At 11:15 AM, a lively parade featuring brotherhoods and entertainment groups will fill the streets with excitement. The afternoon will showcase performances, dances, and shows that entertain attendees of all ages. At noon, new members of the artichoke brotherhood will be inducted, followed by a lunch area with food trucks under a big top, inviting everyone to enjoy local food. The festival concludes at 6:00 PM with a celebratory finale marked by the ringers’ triumph. With guest performances from the cercle celtique de Morlaix and bagad de Bourg Blanc, the Fête de l’Artichaut provides a varied blend of gastronomy, culture, and community spirit in Brittany.
Les Mardis de Plougasnou: Fanch Le Marrec & Groupe Celtic de Guimaëc
Les Mardis de Plougasnou presents free open-air concerts every Tuesday evening throughout the summer, located in front of the church. Each event features two performances at 7 PM and 8:30 PM, showcasing a wide array of music genres including pop, folk, jazz, fest-noz, sea shanties, world music, and Celtic sounds. Featured artists include Fanch Le Marrec and the Groupe Celtic de Guimaëc. If the weather turns unfavorable, concerts will move to the municipal hall. It’s an excellent chance for both locals and visitors to engage with Brittany’s rich musical culture during atmospheric summer evenings.
Fête de la Musique in Guingamp: Music for All
The Fête de la Musique returns to Guingamp on June 20, 2026, from 6 PM to midnight. This beloved annual celebration invites everyone to partake in a wide array of musical performances held throughout the town. Key locations include Vally Vélum, Prairie Traouzac’h, and Jardin Public, each featuring different acts to suit various tastes. At Vally Vélum, the lineup includes artists like X/Y, FRiTES, FMLH, Oriental Guingamp, Meli Melo, Sloggers, and Les Gaillard d’en Face. Prairie Traouzac’h will spotlight talents such as Les Frères Tyran and Demain, alongside a lively DJ set. Music enthusiasts can also look forward to performances by Enora ha Ivona, Le Bras/Nicolas, Nozicaä, Startijenn, and the Orchestre d’Harmonie and École de Musique de Guingamp, as well as traditional sounds from the Bagad et Cercle Celtique de Guingamp. This event presents a joyful explosion of sound and community spirit, suited to those wishing to experience Brittany’s rich musical heritage.
Concerts at La Blanche Hermine in Landunvez: Musical Lineup
The celebration of music at Concerts à La Blanche Hermine in Landunvez, Brittany, from 12 to 15 August 2026. Each evening features a different musical experience. On Wednesday, Halim Corto will enchant with solo vocals. Thursday showcases Bruno Carrons delivering a folk rock performance. Friday is devoted to Breizh’O’Folk, highlighting the spirit of Celtic music. Finally, Saturday wraps up the festival with Boboss Sound bringing reggae dub vibes to the stage. A variety of genres in the lively atmosphere of La Blanche Hermine.
Fête des Lavoirs in Pontrieux: Cultural Heritage
The Fête des Lavoirs returns to Pontrieux for its 34th edition, using the town’s washhouse heritage as the frame for two days of concerts, parade culture and night-time celebration. Friday is a paid concert evening with Manau, Billy Ze Kick and Lads. Saturday opens as a free Celtic day with Plantec, Shine, Owen’s Friends, Ivy Bush, Groove Machine, De l’Une à l’Autre, the Partout Ta Zic laundrywomen’s choir, pipe bands, bagadoù and Celtic circles. Food stands run across the event, and fireworks close the program.
De Londres à Edimbourg in Bourges: Historical Celtic Music
La Rêveuse will perform in Bourges on June 16, 2026, as part of the Nouvelles Traversées festival. This talented duo, consisting of Florence Bolton and Benjamin Perrot, presents a repertoire that seamlessly blends traditional and learned music from the 17th and 18th centuries. With four CDs highlighting English music, they are sure to deliver an engaging and historically enriched performance. This concert represents a wonderful opportunity to explore the lesser-known aspects of Celtic music history, making it a must-see for enthusiasts of the genre. Attend for an evening filled with enchanting melodies right in the heart of Bourges.