The Tressignaux Fest-Noz is organized by Mix Café Associatif and the Tressignaux History and Heritage Association for the Pardon of Saint Anthony. The source places the outdoor dance floor near the Chapelle Saint-Antoine and lists Hamon Martin Quintet, Digabestr, Diveaj and Moal/Chapelain on the programme. Food and refreshments begin at 8 p.m., with sausage galettes, crêpes and desserts announced. Admission is 8 euros, free for children under 12 and half price for ages 12 to 17. The event combines pardon context, local food and live Breton dance music.
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AFAP 50th Anniversary in Fougères: Fest-Deiz and Fest-Noz
AFAP marks its 50th anniversary in Fougères with a day built around Breton music, dance and community performance. The official programme announces activities and shows during the day, a fest-deiz, then a large Fest-Noz at the Château de Fougères from 8 p.m. The evening line-up includes Les Mariolles, Kaïffa, Talec/Noguet and Fahrenheit, with the Fest-Noz listed at 8 euros. Framed by the castle and by an association anniversary, the event has a clear local identity: it is a public celebration of AFAP’s cultural work and a dance gathering anchored in the Fougères Breton scene.
Pardon Braz Saint-Quirin in Brec’h: Pardon and Fest-Noz
Pardon Braz Saint-Quirin in Brec’h carries the full rhythm of a Breton pardon day: procession and Mass in the morning, food and entertainment in the afternoon, then a fest-noz in the evening. The program includes oven-roasted pork, crêpes, traditional games, performances by Danserion Brolenuer, Penn Gwenn and Kastelodenn, and an evening meal before Blain-Leyzour and Damad take the fest-noz stage. Held at Chapelle de Saint Guirin, the celebration links religious heritage with dance, music and a strong community table.
Fest-Noz de Galeten’n’Kafé in Maen Roch
The Fest-Noz de Galeten’n’Kafé brings a summer dance evening to the church square in Saint-Brice-en-Coglès, now part of Maen Roch. The program keeps the format direct and local: Lutig opens as a duo at 7:30 p.m., followed by Denelezh at 8:30 p.m. Sausage galettes and refreshments are available on site, giving the night the familiar rhythm of food, music and shared dancing. For visitors, it is a compact way to experience fest-noz culture in a village-square setting.
Les Vendredis Dañs Alre in Auray: Summer Fest-Noz Series
Les Vendredis Dañs Alre turns Friday evenings in Auray into a summer Fest-Noz series on the Parvis du Centre culturel Athéna. The dates run from 17 July through 21 August, with each Friday carrying its own performers and dance colour. The opening evening features Faber Trio and the Goiset-Le Guellec duo; later dates include Brindilles, Kanerezed Traoué, Makadam Fentus, Fag + and Inorzen. The series format matters: this is not one isolated concert but a recurring public dance appointment, built around Breton music, local gathering and the social codes of fest-noz.
Fest Noz in Saint-Lunaire: Zonj and Kelteen
Saint-Lunaire’s fest-noz is scheduled for 14 August 2026 at 20:30 on the Esplanade Mini Golf, Boulevard du Général de Gaulle. The town listing announces two Celtic music groups, Zonj and Kelteen, with catering on site. The event is relevant for a regional cultural map because the fest-noz format is one of Brittany’s living dance traditions, built around live music and collective participation.
Fête de l’Aven in Port-Manech
Fête de l’Aven takes over Port de Port-Manech in Névez on 15 August 2026 with bagads, Celtic circles, Irish dancing, fest-noz, Breton wrestling and family activities. The programme names Bagad Bro Konk Kerne, Ar Roue Dou Gla, Kanfarded Sant Evarzeg, Bro Gaz ar Milinou, Skol Gouren Mein Zao, Buntun Drol and Pollen, with food stands and a free shuttle from Rue Ar Moor. It is a strong regional entry because it combines maritime village festivity with Breton music, dance and games.
Fest-noz in Loctudy: Breton Tradition
On July 18, 2026, the Fest-noz in Loctudy includes experience a lively traditional Breton celebration. Organized by L’Amicale Laïque de Loctudy, the event features performances from prominent musicians including Gwechall, Michel Le Corre & Christian Carrer, and Bart & Hernie and the Family, alongside Brieuc Boze & Pierre Gateclou-Marest. Festivities begin at 7 PM, including an initiation to dance suitable for all skill levels, inviting everyone to participate. Attendees can enjoy a refreshment bar and a food truck offering local specialties, including the kouign, a regional pastry. With a strong focus on community and tradition, this fest-noz presents an evening filled with remarkable music, local culture, and opportunities to socialize in a cheerful atmosphere.
Fest Noz in Plémy: Dañs ar Jâze, Kerbedig and Loened Fall
This fest-noz takes place at Salle de St Laurent in Plémy on 25 July 2026 at 20:30. The Tamm-Kreiz listing names Dañs ar Jâze, Jégou/Corbel, Kerbedig and Loened Fall on the bill, placing the evening firmly in Brittany’s live dance-music tradition. It belongs on the regional map because a fest-noz is a community gathering where local music, dance and transmission happen together rather than as a seated concert.
Fest Noz in Auray: Breton Dance Celebration
On July 17, 2026, Auray will host the Fest Noz, a traditional Breton dance festival organized by Ti Douar Alré. The evening will begin with a dance workshop led by skilled instructors, providing an engaging introduction for both beginners and experienced dancers. After the workshop, attendees will enjoy a lively Fest Noz featuring various local music groups that showcase the rich diversity of Breton culture. Set against the backdrop of the Parvis du Centre culturel Athéna, the atmosphere will be electric with shared enthusiasm for music and dance. This event is an ideal opportunity to connect with Brittany’s cultural heritage, be it through dancing or simply enjoying the festive ambiance.