Lanhouarneau’s entertainment committee is excited to present the 4th edition of Fête de l’été on June 27, 2026. The festivities begin at 7:00 PM with traditional Breton dance, offering an engaging start to the evening. At 7:45 PM, the Wonderbocks band will perform, followed by the Cosmic Froggies at 9:45 PM, both showcasing lively acts rooted in local culture. As the night unfolds, at 11:30 PM, a dazzling fireworks display will light the sky, wrapping up with music from DJ Dafit alongside Jerem Lagen and Champi at midnight. Attendees can Food options include various on-site catering options with meal prices ranging from €3 to €6, along with refreshment stands to maintain the festive spirit. This family-friendly event combines traditional music, lively performances, and local cuisine, making it a highlight of the summer in Brittany.
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Bal des Pompiers in Saint-Quay-Portrieux: Local Celebration
The Bal des Pompiers on 13 July 2026 in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, an important festival highlighting local traditions. The event begins at 7 PM with site openings and a performance by the Bagad at 7:45 PM. Attendees can enjoy a grand concert featuring Stabar on the Esplanade du Port d’Armor, followed by the firemen’s ball with Julien Tiné from 10 PM to 1:30 AM. A meal of mussels and French fries will be available for 12€ for adults and 6€ for children under 8, with options for on-site sales or reservations at the local tourist office. As the evening culminates, fireworks will light up the sky at 11 PM, launched from the Ile de la Comtesse. This event is organized by the Amicale des sapeurs-pompiers du Sud Goëlo in collaboration with the town, making it a significant annual celebration for both locals and visitors.
Fête de la Côte des Sables in Plouescat: Breton Culture
The Fête de la Côte des Sables is set for July 12, 2026, in Plouescat, showcasing the region’s culture. The festivities begin at 3 p.m. with competitions featuring traditional Breton games, designed to prepare participants for the Brittany Championship. Throughout the afternoon, a bagad, a Breton musical group, will perform, enhancing the festive vibe. From 6 p.m., attendees can enjoy a musical aperitif featuring a wine bar and tapas. At 7 p.m., Food options include mussels and French fries, suited to a relaxing evening. The night will conclude with a popular dance, followed by fireworks at 11:45 p.m., ensuring a lively and experience. This event offers a chance to engage with local traditions and meet community members while enjoying varied culinary offerings and music.
Fête des Lavoirs in Pontrieux: Cultural Heritage
The Fête des Lavoirs returns to Pontrieux for its 34th edition, using the town’s washhouse heritage as the frame for two days of concerts, parade culture and night-time celebration. Friday is a paid concert evening with Manau, Billy Ze Kick and Lads. Saturday opens as a free Celtic day with Plantec, Shine, Owen’s Friends, Ivy Bush, Groove Machine, De l’Une à l’Autre, the Partout Ta Zic laundrywomen’s choir, pipe bands, bagadoù and Celtic circles. Food stands run across the event, and fireworks close the program.
Pardon de Kerbader in Fouesnant: A Breton Celebration
The Pardon de Kerbader is a two-day festival in Fouesnant, showcasing the rich traditions of Brittany. Food options include freshly baked breads from a wood-fired oven, available for purchase at the festival. A catering area will serve a range of options, including bars, crêperies, pastries, and hearty meals throughout the event. The festivities commence on Saturday evening with a mussels and fries dinner concert, featuring performances by Bagad ‘Bro Foën’ at 7:00 PM and ‘Les Vrillés’ at 8:30 PM, both free of charge. Sunday begins with a procession to the fountain at 10:30 AM, accompanied by music from Bagad ‘Bro Foën’ and the ‘Ar Pintiged Foën’ circle, leading to an open-air mass. At noon, attendees can enjoy ‘le ragout de chez nous’ and grilled meats. The afternoon features demonstrations of traditional trades and Breton games of strength, complemented by music and dance. As night falls, more regional specialties are served, followed by concerts by JAHINER. The festival concludes around 10:30 PM with a fireworks display over the Kerbader chapel, marking an celebration of Breton culture.
Crafts and Traditions Festival in Baraize: Local Market
The Crafts and Traditions Festival in Baraize offers a charming day filled with local exhibits and activities. On August 23, 2026, the festival will feature craft exhibitors alongside a new farmers’ market, highlighting regional products. Attendees can explore traditional agricultural equipment, vintage tractors, and classic cars. Engaging games, including potato harvesting, will give visitors a taste of rural life. For refreshments, food and snacks will be available to enjoy throughout the festival. As evening approaches, fireworks will illuminate the night sky, concluding the festivities on a high note. This event is free to attend, presenting a wonderful chance to immerse in local crafts and traditions. Don’t miss it!