Tag: Craft Market

  • Fest Bro Pagan in Guissény: 20 Years of Celebration

    Fest Bro Pagan is marking its 20th anniversary with an exciting weekend of celebrations. On July 3, festivities begin at 7:30 PM featuring performances by the Clliq brass band, La Mézanj, War-Sav, and Mazé/Linguen. The following day, July 4, kicks off at 5 PM with entertainment, including the Zébaliz brass band and engaging wooden games. The evening will host another round of fest-noz with performances from Tekmao, Modkozmik, Litha, and biniou/bombarde couples starting at 8 PM. The celebration on July 5 features the famous Sunday poulet-frites at 1 PM, a craft market, traditional Breton games, kouign amann, and family-friendly theater shows. The weekend culminates with a communal meal at 7:30 PM. On-site food and camping are available throughout the event.

  • Fête de la Crêpe in Gourin: Summer Celebration

    The Fête de la Crêpe returns for its 34th edition, celebrating the beloved Gourin pancake this summer. Kicking off on Saturday at the picturesque Tronjoly site, the festival will feature performances from talented groups, including Les Gabiers d’Artimon, Kelt Duo, and Jean-Charles Guichen. Sunday continues the celebration with acts like Vent debout and the Quimperlé Celtic Circle, ensuring an exciting musical experience. Alongside the live performances, attendees can participate in tasting sessions, engaging workshops, and explore a craft market showcasing local artisans. A highlight of the weekend is the grand pancake contest, inviting culinary enthusiasts to showcase their pancake-making talents. This festival not only emphasizes local gastronomy but also fosters a sense of community through music and culture. A varied weekend celebrating Breton traditions.

  • Marché des Créateurs 100% Local in Dijon

    Marche des Createurs 100% Local brings local creators and makers to Place Notre-Dame in Dijon on selected Sundays in 2026. Bourgogne Tourisme confirms the dates 28 June, 19 July, 16 August and 18 October, from 10:00 to 17:00.

  • Pugey Market in Pugey: Local Produce and Crafts

    The Pugey Market takes place every Saturday from 8am to 12pm, presenting a variety of offerings from local producers and artisans. The market features fresh bread, fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, and regional beers and wines. It’s a great option to support local businesses and attend artisanal handmade crafts.

  • Martsi de Jonzy in Saint-Julien-de-Jonzy: Monthly Market

    Martsi, a patois word for market, takes place on the third Friday of each month in Saint-Julien-de-Jonzy. Local producers offer meat, vegetables, fruits, cheeses, honey, and mushrooms. The programme includes live music throughout the evening. A refreshment bar offers local beer, wine, apple juice, and syrups. Craftsmen and local associations enhance the visit, and visitors can either take food away or dine at large tables on site.

  • Marché du pré à la cagette: Local Goods Market

    The Marché du pré à la cagette is a gathering of local producers and craftsmen held from March to December in Gueugnon. Happening every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month, it offers a great option to support local artisans and regional products. Visitors can expect an array of goods, from handmade crafts to local delicacies. The market operates from 5pm to 8pm, extending until 9pm from May to September

  • Producer and Artisan Market in Pont-de-Poitte: Local Crafts

    Every Tuesday evening from July 7 to August 25, 2026, the village of Pont-de-Poitte hosts a lively producer and artisan market. The programme includes local products and handcrafted goods, with various stalls presenting the best of the region. In addition to market shopping, visitors will find food and refreshments available on-site, ensuring a local dining programme. The market is enriched with craft demonstrations, allowing visitors to see artisans at work, and features family-friendly and musical entertainment, This weekly event not only supports local producers and creators but also fosters community spirit in a village setting

  • Un Dimanche En Bourgogne in Dijon: Local Delights

    Un Dimanche en Bourgogne returns to Dijon in 2026! From 10am to 5pm, meet local producers and artisans and a variety of gourmet delights and quality products. The programme presents local produce and craftsmanship while you walk through Dijon’s pedestrian-friendly city center. Whether a food lover or a supporter of local creators, this monthly market offers something.

  • Local Crafts Market in Consolation: Unique Artisans

    The Marché des savoir-faire locaux presents various stands presenting local producers and craftsmen in the courtyard of the Monastery in Consolation-Maisonnettes. Each market day features a festive setting with musical entertainment for both children and adults. This family-friendly event offers free admission, The programme includes a variety of catering options and refreshments available on-site. Recurring throughout the summer and fall, the markets are set for July 5, July 19, August 1, August 16, October 11, October 31, and December 6, 2026. Each date presents an option to support local artisans and enhance community connections.

  • Le Marché des Quais in Sens: Local Producers & Crafts

    Le Marché des Quais transforms the historic banks of the Yonne in Sens into a gathering spot for local producers, designers, and craftspeople. This active market offers a rich selection of regional flavors and handmade items, catering to all gourmet cravings with food trucks. On two special dates, 17 July and 7 August 2026, the market presents options to connect with local exhibitors and attend quality time with family and friends. With a setting and diverse offerings, Le Marché des Quais celebrates local culture and craftsmanship.