The Fête du Musée du Cheval de Trait Comtois et de la Forêt takes place in Levier on 17 July 2026. The programme includes equestrian demonstrations, an introduction to vaulting, carriage rides, a mini-farm and wooden games for children. A farmers’ and craft market, refreshments and local stalls complete the day around Comtois draft-horse and forest heritage.
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Agri Summer in Kerlouan: Agricultural Festivities
Agri Summer celebrates agriculture in Kerlouan on 8-9 August 2026, from 10 AM to 1 AM. This festive event offers activities for all ages, including exhibitions of vintage and modern farming equipment and a market with local artisans. A parade of vintage tractors enhances the festivities, while musical entertainment and a traditional Fest Deiz keep the energy high. Children can enjoy inflatable structures, face painting, and a small train ride with friendly animals. Food and refreshments will be available throughout the day, highlighting local culinary delights. In the evening, guests can indulge in a pig roast (reservation required) and enjoy a live concert by the band Red Larsen. The night concludes with DJ Rico and a fireworks display, ensuring a experience for all.
Fête du lac in Guerlédan: Family Activities Await
The Fête du lac in Guerlédan is a free festival suited to families and friends, taking place on August 15, 2026. Festivities begin at 8:00 am with a bustling flea market and scenic walks around the striking Anse de Landroannec. As the morning progresses, attendees can engage in various water sports activities such as towed buoys, canoeing, kayaking, and climbing, promising an adventurous day for everyone. Later, participants can enjoy a beach volleyball tournament and a pétanque competition, culminating in multiple rounds of a paddle challenge—with the highly anticipated final set for 5:30 pm. Children will be entertained with face painting, treasure hunts, and more throughout the day, ensuring a varied experience for kids of all ages. As the sun sets, the evening comes alive with live music, featuring a concert followed by an open-air Fest-Noz. The festivities will reach a finale with a fireworks display at 11:15 pm, marking a truly celebration. Light refreshments will be available on site, ensuring everyone has what they need for a day filled with excitement and joy.
Les Mardis au Clair de Lune in Pludual: Evening Delights
Les Mardis au Clair de Lune (Tuesdays in the Moonlight) invite you to four exciting summer evenings in Pludual, showcasing the Breton spirit. Each event features acrobatics, juggling, and a variety of performances that engage the whole family with local culture. Starting at 6:30 PM, attendees can Food options include food from local vendors while enjoying the lively atmosphere. As dusk settles, the main performances begin at 8:30 PM, suitable for audiences of all ages. On August 4, experience ‘Krol, les dernières volontés d’un roi’ performed by the Via Cane company, guaranteed to captivate and entertain. Tickets are an accessible 4€ (free for children under 10), with no reservations required, making it easy for families to participate. Gather under the stars and celebrate summer evenings in Brittany—remember to dress warmly and bring a flashlight.
La Médiévale de Keranflec’h in Milizac: A Festive Gathering
Step back into the Middle Ages at La Médiévale de Keranflec’h in Milizac-Guipronvel, Brittany. On 25 and 26 July 2026, the Domaine de Keranflec’h will host its second medieval festival, bringing history to life with local craftsmanship, food, and lively entertainment. A knights’ tournament organized by the Seigneur de Keranflec’h, showcasing chivalric combat. Spanning over 13,600 m², the event features local artisans demonstrating their skills and a variety of food and drink options. The highlight is a grand banquet under a big top on Saturday evening, where 300 guests can enjoy a sumptuous meal along with festive entertainment. Advance booking is recommended for this event. Supported by the Compagnons de Keranflec’h association and local partners, this festival presents an authentic and convivial experience. With ample parking available, you can easily enjoy this cultural outing with family and friends.
Grande Foire de Pâques Caen 2026
Grande Foire de Pâques Caen 2026 brings a classic spring fair atmosphere to the Parc des Expositions. The event is built for families and casual visitors, with the kind of entertainment, rides or fairground mood that makes it easy to drop into during the Easter season. It adds a popular, accessible counterpoint to Caen’s museums and historic sites.
Agathe and Granny at Caen Port: Treasure Hunt
Join Agathe, a 5-year-old girl, and her granny for an engaging treasure hunt at Caen Port. Tailored for children aged 3 and up, this event features activities like exploring the port as pirates, assembling boats, and drawing maps. This lively experience is part of the Étonnants Patrimoines festival, organized by Casse-Tête Normand and promoted by Caen la mer Tourist Office. Each child must be accompanied by an adult, ensuring a safe and enjoyable outing. Tickets are necessary for both children and adults, adding to the fun and surprises on this memorable outing for young adventurers.
Le Port en Fête in Plougasnou: Nautical Celebration
On August 9, 2026, Plougasnou’s nautical associations will converge at Port du Diben for the celebration of ‘Le Port en Fête’. The event includes demonstrations of sea rescue and safety by the SNSM Morlaix Bay stations. Visitors can enjoy thrilling sea rides on lifeboats, with proceeds supporting the SNSM. Throughout the day, free concerts will feature sea chanteys, complemented by a variety of local food options like mussels and French fries, grilled meats, and crêpes available on-site. The festivities begin with M. Le Maire laying a wreath at sea in memory of those lost at sea, underscoring the event’s dedication to maritime heritage. Attendees can look forward to traditional country and madison dance performances around lunchtime, followed by exciting rescue demonstrations in the early afternoon. There will also be merchandise stands and inflatable structures for children, ensuring a family-friendly atmosphere. With free admission, all are invited to enjoy the warm ambiance and striking views of this beautiful coastal locale. Plougasnou welcomes everyone to this cherished nautical celebration.
Festival des Filets Bleus in Concarneau: Maritime Celebrat
The Festival des Filets Bleus, Brittany’s oldest festival, runs from August 12 to 16, 2026, in Concarneau’s fishing port. This event honors Breton culture and maritime heritage with numerous free activities and concerts for diverse audiences. Attractions include the Village de la Mer, offering interactive workshops, and a grand parade on Sunday with over 2,000 participants in traditional attire. Attendees can enjoy the lively music of the sonneurs and a fireworks display that concludes the festival. This accessible celebration showcases local customs, music, performances, and culinary delights, ensuring an experience for visitors and locals alike.
Duel au Carillon in Luisant: A Medieval Spectacle
The “Duel au Carillon” is a theatrical and equestrian show, presented by the Chartres Médiévale and Le Carillon associations. On June 14, 2026, at the Centre équestre Le Carillon in Luisant, this 75-minute performance features humor, dynamic sword fights, and stunning equestrian choreography, immersing audiences in the Middle Ages. Both adults and children will enjoy exciting duels, engaging dances, and a festive atmosphere mirroring medieval life. This unique event is a wonderful chance to experience history through interactive storytelling and performance, so be sure to attend!