Tag: Community Event

  • Fête de la Musique in Camors: Summer Music Fest

    Camors will celebrate its inaugural Fête de la Musique at Le Petit Bois from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. This free event offers a lively atmosphere to enjoy music and community together. The lineup spotlights local artists including Coat Bihan, Bagad Bleidi Kamorh, Sezam, and more. Attendees will find a variety of food and drinks from local partners, ensuring a delightful evening. Join this unique summer celebration in Brittany!

  • Pardon de St Jacques in Merléac: Local Tradition

    The Pardon de St Jacques is an important local tradition taking place on 19 July 2026 at Chapelle St Léon in Merléac. This event features a solemn procession and a mass, offering participants a moment of reflection and community gathering. After the spiritual observances, attendees can enjoy catering on-site, showcasing local culinary delights. The Pardon de St Jacques not only celebrates the heritage and memory of the region but also encourages community bonding during this beloved local festival.

  • Breton Music Session in Jugon-les-Lacs: Community Gathering

    Enjoy an evening of traditional Breton music in Jugon-les-Lacs. On June 24, 2026, everyone is invited to celebrate Brittany’s rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re a musician or prefer to dance, this community event welcomes all. Expect a notable atmosphere filled with local and visiting participants who will gather to dance and appreciate Breton music. This is a great opportunity to connect with local traditions and enhance your experience in Brittany. Save the date for a memorable night!

  • Balade chantée in La Richardais: Music & Dance

    The Balade chantée, organized by the Douar Ha Mor association, invites everyone to a joyful day of music, song, and dance in La Richardais. Kicking off at 9:45 AM at the harbor, participants will enjoy a leisurely 5 km walk with two stops, each featuring about 15 minutes of musical and dance performances. Local musicians, dancers, and singers from the association will showcase their talents along the route, creating a festive atmosphere. At approximately 12:15 PM, the group will return to the port for more dancing, fostering a welcoming environment for all. This event celebrates local culture and encourages community participation, making it a highlight of Brittany’s cultural calendar.

  • Painting Competition in Guipry-Messac: Celebrate Breton Art

    The Fête de la Peinture avec Couleurs de Bretagne invites art enthusiasts to a notable painting competition in Guipry-Messac. Organized by the Couleurs de Bretagne association, this festival aims to promote Breton heritage through artistic expression. Set on the scenic Ile de la Minoterie, the event includes surprises from the Grain de sel association. Artists of all skill levels are welcome to participate, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Registration takes place on the day of the event, from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Join fellow painters to celebrate Brittany’s spirit through your creations. Participation is free, and attendees have the chance to win prizes and accolades. For more information on registration and rules, check the official websites.

  • 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 enchanting summer evenings.

  • Brittany Palets Tournament in Perros-Guirec: Community Event

    The Brittany Palets Tournament will be held on 11 July 2026, hosted by the association Les Amis de Ploumanac’h. This exciting event invites participants to compete in doubles, using four palets each. With 32 teams ready to compete, registration is available on-site starting at 9:30 a.m. Each team can register for a fee of 12 euros. Taking place at the Ecole de Ploumanac’h in Perros-Guirec, the tournament guarantees a fun-filled day for both competitors and spectators. Attendees can enjoy refreshments and snacks while soaking in the festival atmosphere. Whether you are a seasoned player or new to palets, come and experience the community spirit of this local tradition. Don’t forget your palets!

  • Pardon de Sainte Evette in Esquibien: Sea Blessing

    The Pardon de Sainte Evette on July 19, 2026, commences with a mass at 10:30 a.m. Following this, a procession and blessing of the sea will occur, weather permitting, with local yachtsmen and the SNSM (Société Nationale de Sauvetage en Mer) participating. Central to the ceremony is the banner of Saint Edwett, crafted by dedicated volunteers, representing community spirit and tradition. The festivities conclude with a cake sale, offering local treats and support for the event. This celebration highlights Brittany’s cultural heritage and invites locals and visitors to partake in a beloved tradition.

  • Photography Exhibition in Combrit: Bigouden Heritage

    The ‘Expo photos – 70 ans de culture bigoudène à Combrit’ is a significant photography exhibition commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Bagad and Cercle de Combrit. Organized by the Bagad Kelc’h Keltieg Kombrid, it features over 200 selected photographs that highlight the notable associative life and traditions of the Bigouden community. The exhibition is displayed across three culturally significant locations: the Chapelle de la Clarté, the Chapelle de Sainte-Marine, and the Croas Ver parking area. Each site was chosen for its cultural relevance, encouraging visitors to connect with local history and heritage. Expect to see large-format panels showcasing portraits, group photos, and detailed images of traditional costumes. This free outdoor exhibition runs from January 1 to December 31, 2026, making it accessible to all. It is a celebration of pride in Bigouden culture, designed to foster social and intergenerational connections among visitors. The collaboration between the municipality of Combrit and the association ensures a rich presentation that invites everyone to appreciate and reflect on the region’s heritage.

  • Les Nuits Celtiques in Peniti: Traditional Music, Regional Languages & Oral Traditions

    Celebrate Breton culture at Les Nuits Celtiques in Peniti on July 22, 2026. The evening features lively traditional music and dance by the Cercle Celtique “Alc’houederien Kastellin” from Châteaulin. This event offers a fantastic opportunity to engage with Brittany’s rich heritage and the local community. Refreshments, including delectable crêpes, will be available, enhancing the festive atmosphere. Admission is free and no reservation is required, making it open to everyone. Join in this celebration of Breton traditions through music and dance!