Le P’tit marche de St-Agnan brings local producers, harvesters and artisans together with a cultural opening. Musicians, artists, dancers and storytellers enter the same gathering, turning the market into a lively rural meeting point.
Tag: Craft Market
Fete de l’Automne in Sereilhac
Sereilhac’s autumn festival gathers the practical signs of rural seasonality: a garage sale, craft market, farmers’ market, vintage tractors and cider making on site. The Maison Neuve setting gives the day a communal center, while food and children’s activities keep the event open to families. It is autumn presented through tools, produce, craft and shared tables. The cider-making element is especially useful, because it turns the season into a visible process rather than a decorative autumn theme.
Les Guinguettes de l’Institut in Tramayes: Food and Music
Les Guinguettes de l’Institut is an open-air festival in Tramayes featuring concerts, gourmet food from a food truck run by chef Denis Chang, and a market of local crafts and produce. On July 21 and August 25, The programme includes acoustic performances by local bands, creating a market setting suited to summer evenings. The food truck offers selected seasonal and local cuisine, Additionally, the Brasserie Terre des Possibles will serve refreshments, enhancing the festive ambiance. The crafts and produce market will present handmade jewellery, wooden utensils, glasswork, fresh vegetables, and local cheeses. This festival provides an excellent option to look at the community, sample local food, and attend performances that celebrate regional culture.
Le Grand Ciné in Saint-Vincent-Bragny: Film & Craft Market
Le Grand Ciné presents movie enthusiasts to a special screening of ‘Give Me Wings’ by Nicolas Vanier on July 22, 2026. The film follows Thomas, a teenager who prefers video games over nature, as he joins his father, an ornithologist, on a trip to the Camargue to save the endangered lesser white-fronted goose. The programme takes place in Le Bourg of Saint-Vincent-Bragny and includes a craft market starting at 8 PM, allowing guests to browse and buy handmade items. A snack bar and refreshments will be available, provided by Intersociétés, ensuring a local evening for all visitors. The programme includes attend a thought-provoking film and look at the local craft scene!
Gouel an Eost in Plougoulm: Harvest Festival Fun
The Gouel an Eost, or Harvest Festival, takes place in Plougoulm on August 9, 2026, showcasing the rich Breton and Celtic heritage. Kicking off with a mass in Breton at 9:30 a.m., the day features a grand parade with 400 participants in traditional costumes, bagad bands, and vintage tractors, emphasizing the community’s agricultural history. Attendees can engage in old-fashioned threshing, enjoy performances by local music groups on multiple stages, and browse artisan markets. The atmosphere is filled with traditional songs, dances, and gatherings that reflect the joys and challenges of rural life in Léon. Prominent local groups such as the Bagad Sonerien Lann-Bihoué and the Black Cat Band provide lively performances throughout the day. Local culinary delights are available, presenting traditional dishes for lunch and dinner. As the day concludes, evening concerts celebrate community and culture, making this festival a must-see.
Fête des Tisserands et du Lin in Quintin: A Textile Showcase
The Fête des Tisserands et du Lin in Quintin is an engaging two-part festival dedicated to textile traditions. Starting on Saturday at 2:30 PM, a ‘mise en bouche’ will feature a tour of local blandieries, followed by a fashion show at Roz Maria park at 9 PM, with refreshments available from 7 PM. On Sunday, the main event kicks off at 10 AM, showcasing traditional parades, spirited Celtic circles, the Fest-Dez, and a craft market filled with local artisans. This festival offers a varied opportunity to immerse in Brittany’s rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship. A weekend of tradition and community spirit in the heart of Quintin.
L’Aria Marina in Porto-Vecchio – Corsican Artisans, Producers and Artists
L’Aria Marina brings Porto-Vecchio’s summer evenings to the waterfront with a Thursday gathering on Quai Pascale Paoli. The event highlights Corsican artisans, producers and artists in a setting made for slow browsing, conversation and local discovery. Its Corsican title, spassighjata, scontri e spartera, points to walking, meeting and sharing rather than a simple shopping stop. Visitors find regional products, craft practices and creative work in a festive harbour atmosphere, with free access and a rhythm that belongs to the town’s July and August season.
Marché artisanal d’Adainville
Marché artisanal d’Adainville is listed as an artisan and local-producer market in Adainville. It is held throughout the year on Fridays from 16:00 to 20:00 on the town-hall car park at 1 Grande rue.
Les Flories d’Antan in Saint-Fraimbault: Community Festivity
Enjoy the notable Les Flories d’Antan in Saint-Fraimbault, where tradition and celebration intertwine. The event will feature a lively parade of antique tractors and farm machinery, offering a glimpse into the region’s agricultural history. Visitors can also admire vintage cars, watch washers at the lavoir, and see skilled blacksmiths at work. Dance groups will perform, accompanied by the sounds of barrel organs, creating a festive ambiance. The market will highlight local artisans and producers, showcasing handmade goods and regional specialties. In the fields, farm animals will be on display, and demonstrations of old-fashioned butter-making, soup preparation, and woodworking will take place, alongside traditional activities like haymaking and potato harvesting. Culinary delights will be available throughout the day, ensuring that attendees can savor meals made from local ingredients. This year marks the 30th anniversary of Les Flories, culminating in an impressive firework display by the lake, promising a memorable conclusion to the festivities. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with the community and participate in local traditions!
Fête du Cheval in Bacqueville-en-Caux: Equestrian Fun
The Fête du Cheval returns to Bacqueville-en-Caux on August 16, celebrating equestrian passion with various exciting shows. Visitors can explore a craft market showcasing local producers and artisans, creating a delightful experience for both community members and travelers. Children will enjoy pony rides, providing fun for younger attendees, while everyone can take a scenic ride in a horse-drawn carriage. Food offerings include grilled pig available by reservation, perfect for savoring local culinary delights. The evening concludes with a spectacular fireworks display, ensuring a memorable experience for participants of all ages. Join this notable celebration!