Discover and savor regional specialties in a warm and friendly atmosphere, during a summer highlight. Compose your dinner as you wish: foie gras, magret, confit, aligot, sausage, Rocamadour AOC cheeses, fouaces, crêpes. Place Vival, 46100 Figeac hosts the event on 20 August 2026.
Tag: Heritage
Exposition : peintures et sculptures par Richard Salmon
The Galerie Rideau de Fer is pleased to invite you to the inauguration of the “Déesse Olt”, which means “Lot” in Occitan: a sculpture in local limestone that leads from the village to the river. Galerie Rideau de Fer, RUE DES GABARRIERS, 46140 CASTELFRANC hosts the event on 19 June 2026 to 26 June 2026.
Soirée Contée par Clément Bouscarel
Storytelling in French and Occitan Bétaille Nature & Patrimoine organizes an outdoor storytelling evening Beverage on site. In the event of bad weather, retreat to the salle des fêtes. On 11 September 2026, it takes place at Place du Chateau, Bétaille.
Marché Nocturne à Figeac – 6 August 2026
Discover and savor regional specialties in a warm and friendly atmosphere, during a summer highlight. Compose your dinner as you wish: foie gras, magret, confit, aligot, sausage, Rocamadour AOC cheeses, fouaces, crêpes. Place Vival, 46100 Figeac hosts the event on 6 August 2026.
Les 41e Médiévales de Provins
The 41st Médiévales de Provins takes place from 13 to 14 June 2026 in the upper medieval town. The two-day programme includes costumed activities, performances and a medieval market.
Theatrical Visit in Caen: Stories & Juggling
Experience a captivating theatrical visit at Abbaye aux Dames in Caen, where Héloïse, a gifted storyteller, and Jehan, an adept juggler, take you on an imaginative journey through tales and legends. This engaging walking tour invites guests aged seven and up to explore the abbey’s rich history during a 1 hour and 15-minute excursion. As Héloïse shares enchanting stories, Jehan entertains with his juggling skills, bringing the abbey’s empty halls to life through art and narrative. This event intertwines performing arts with historical significance, providing a fascinating outing for families and locals alike. Reserve your spot for this unique experience and meet in the visitors’ hall in the main courtyard.
Denez Prigent Concert in Lamballe: Breton Gwerz
On July 10, 2026, Denez Prigent will grace the stage at the Collégiale Notre-Dame in Lamballe, bringing to life the notable spirit of Breton culture. Renowned for his ‘golden voice,’ Denez draws from over thirty years of musical journey, focusing on the Gwerz, a traditional form of Breton song. This outstanding concert will weave together traditional Gwerz and original works, creating a rich tapestry of sound for music aficionados. With a mix of solo a cappella pieces and engaging audience participation, attendees will have the chance to connect intimately with this timeless art form. Denez’s concert promises to be a must-see event, celebrating the profound heritage and musical traditions of Brittany.
Pardon de St Jacques in Merléac: Local Tradition
The Pardon de St Jacques is an important local tradition taking place on 19 July 2026 at Chapelle St Léon in Merléac. This event features a solemn procession and a mass, offering participants a moment of reflection and community gathering. After the spiritual observances, attendees can enjoy catering on-site, showcasing local culinary delights. The Pardon de St Jacques not only celebrates the heritage and memory of the region but also encourages community bonding during this beloved local festival.
Les Années Folles Exhibition in Dinard: 1920s Lifestyle
The “Les Années Folles” exhibition, organized by the Histoire et Patrimoine du Pays de Dinard / Rance / Emeraude association, showcases the notable lifestyle of the Roaring Twenties in Dinard. Running daily from 3 PM to 7 PM from July 1 to August 5, 2026, this event features 35 informative panels that delve into seaside tourism, festivals, and architecture of the period, alongside presentations of influential figures and leisure activities. Attendees can view unique artifacts and documents that have never been exhibited before, including key items from Mayor Paul Crolard’s desk and wheelchair. Notable models of iconic local establishments, such as the Casino Balneum and Hôtel Royal, will also be showcased. Join us at the Manoir de Port Breton to Take part in Dinard’s lively 1920s and partake in its rich history. Admission is €5, while entry is free for under-18s and individuals with reduced mobility. Don’t miss the chance to experience a pivotal era in local history!
Heritage Talk in Lannion: Roof Tiles of Trégor-Goëlo
On 25 June 2026, in Lannion, the association Océanide will host a conference titled “Les toits en tuiles anglaises du Trégor-Goëlo (1840-1914).” Michel Le Hénaff will discuss the distinctive red and pink roof tiles that define the Trégor-Goëlo area. These tiles not only contribute to the local architectural landscape but also represent a unique heritage influenced by cross-Channel maritime activities in the 19th century. This event is part of an educational exhibition aimed at reviving interest in this fading tradition. Whether you’re a historian or simply curious about Brittany’s architectural gems, this is an unmissable opportunity.