Laure Cambie and Marina Vandel, graduates of the Saint-Étienne School of Art and Design, present their exhibition ‘Les mondes sensibles’ from July 7 to July 13, 2026, at the Salle Victor Duruy in Cluny. Cambie, known for her gestural paintings, captures the character of life through abstract expression. Alongside her own works, she features linocut projects created collaboratively with her students and seamstress Sara Sandqvist. Vandel, an accomplished illustrator, draws inspiration from nature’s patterns and colors, and has collaborated with brands like Fragonard and L’Occitane. This exhibition presents appreciate the interplay of color and sensory experiences, presenting contemporary art that intertwines with local heritage.
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Art Exhibitions in Pleuven: Summer Showcase
This summer, the Chapelle Saint-Thomas in Pleuven presents a dynamic series of art exhibitions featuring a different artist each week. Starting from 6 July, visitors can explore diverse works from local talents, showcasing the art scene in the region. Highlights include Nathalie Morlais’ engaging dried flower art from 6 to 12 July, followed by Betty Gueguen Le Corre’s intricate broderies from 13 to 19 July. Each week brings a perspective with Michel Berry’s photographs on display from 20 to 26 July and Aline Bagnol-Hasle’s engaging seascapes from 27 July to 2 August. From 3 to 9 August, participate in Linda Plassiart’s seascapes intertwined with Breton heritage, transitioning to the abstract works of Yves Loussouarn, Marie-Dominique Loussouarn, and Georges Jain from 10 to 16 August. The journey continues with Jean-Pierre Peulvast’s eclectic exhibition, portraying a blend from the imaginary to the beauties of the real world from 17 to 23 August. Concluding this series, Marie-Hélène Cotten will showcase collages revealing landscapes, seashores, and urban environments from 24 to 30 August. The exhibitions offer a rich opportunity to engage with local artistry and experience the creative expressions that define summer culture in Brittany.
Exposition Chapelle Sainte Anne in Saint-Broladre: Art Show
The Exposition Chapelle Sainte Anne, held in a historic chapel since 2015, transforms the space into an art gallery each summer. This year’s 11th edition showcases a variety of artistic expressions, including pastels, paintings, watercolors, graphic art, and photography throughout the chapel. Visitors can enjoy the exhibition free of charge from June 12 to September 20, 2026, with daily visiting hours from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM. The opening reception kicks off on Friday, July 3, at 6:00 PM, followed by signature events like the Pardon Ste Anne on Sunday, July 19, at 10:30 AM, the Fête des Peintres on August 2 at 11:00 AM, and the End-of-Season Celebration on September 13 at 5:30 PM. Heritage Days on September 19 and 20, from 2:00 PM to 6:30 PM, offer further opportunities to engage with the site’s religious significance. While the chapel embraces contemporary art, it remains a tribute to its rich historical legacy, highlighting the dedication of its organizing association to preserve Saint-Broladre’s heritage and promote local artists. This exhibition not only celebrates art but also the cultural fabric of the community within a striking historical context.
Scène ouverte – Trad’ breton in Guillac: Music Night
On July 10, 2026, Café de la Forge in Guillac will host the “Scène ouverte – Trad’ breton” event, welcoming music enthusiasts to perform. This open stage invites participants to bring their instruments and bring to life the rich tradition of Breton songs. Starting at 8 PM, this gathering offers a opportunity for musicians and music lovers to showcase their talents. Whether you are a singer or instrumentalist, join locals and visitors in celebrating the musical heritage of Brittany. Engage with a community that values its traditions while creating new memories through live performances.
Festival Attrap’Sons in Châtelaudren: Music Celebration
The Attrap’Sons festival, held annually in late August, celebrates musical diversity at the beautiful lakeside esplanade near Châtelaudren. From 28 to 30 August 2026, music lovers can enjoy a lineup featuring well-known artists like La Compagnie Créole, Danakil, and Les Négresses Vertes, alongside promising newcomers. Since its start in 2020, Attrap’Sons has quickly become a highlight of Brittany’s cultural scene, fostering a welcoming environment that encourages community connections and celebrates a wide array of musical genres. Attendees can expect a mix of beloved favorites and exciting discoveries, creating a festive atmosphere suited to all. Whether you’re drawn to lively performances or the chance to relax by the lake, Attrap’Sons offers an musical experience.
Festival du Bout du Monde in Crozon: World Music Extravaganz
The 26th edition of the Festival du Bout du Monde will take place in Crozon from July 31 to August 2, 2026. This festival transforms the region into a hub of world music, featuring over 35 groups and 450 artists across three stages. Performances include well-known names like Emir Kusturica, Têtes Raides, and Oxmo Puccino, alongside emerging talents that reflect the festival’s eclectic programming. Set within the beautiful Armorique Regional Nature Park, the festival offers a striking backdrop of the Breton coastline and the tranquil Landrevarzec meadow. Well-known for its welcoming atmosphere, this festival invites families and music lovers alike to revel in a weekend celebrating diverse musical cultures. Each day showcases a lineup, ensuring something for everyone. The festival is not just about the music; it’s a communal celebration that embodies the spirit of Brittany and its commitment to cultural diversity. One of France’s major world music events and join a gathering that promotes unity and joy through art.
Les Escales Musicales in Perros-Guirec: Jazz Fusion
Sulfate de Cuivres revives its musical challenge on 19 July 2026 at 4 PM, presenting a jazz-influenced take on French chanson through brassy arrangements. The concert features seven talented musicians performing a diverse repertoire, ranging from classics by Brel and Aznavour to contemporary artists like Zaho de Sagazan. This free event at Parc des Sculptures in Perros-Guirec invites all music lovers to enjoy a fusion of styles and sounds.
Fragments Bretons in Lanvallay: Artistic Insights
The exhibition “Fragments Bretons” showcases the work of artist EMM.CA – Emmanuelle Courty. Her paintings offer a fresh perspective on Breton interiors, capturing daily life through quiet scenes that transform ordinary moments into evocative motifs. Enhanced by natural light from Brittany’s shores, these artworks create a connection between interiors and the remarkable external landscapes. Taking place from 11 July to 11 November 2026 at the Maison de la Rance, this exhibition invites both art enthusiasts and casual visitors to appreciate the delicate interplay of daily life and nature. Each painting tells a story, reflecting the serenity and atmosphere of Brittany’s coastal culture. The exhibition is integrated into the visit of the discovery area, allowing guests to fully enjoy the art alongside the scenic views that surround the venue. This artistic exploration and gain new insights into the heart of Brittany.
Documentaire : “Souvent L’hiver Se Mutine”- Festival de Bouche a Or…
Documentaire : “Souvent L’hiver Se Mutine”- Festival de Bouche a Or… is rooted in Parthenay through voice, repertoire and local memory. The setting at Berges du Thouet anchors the event in Parthenay. The event draws its interest from voice, repertoire and the communal memory carried through performance. Those elements give the event enough local substance to stand beyond practical date and venue details. As part of Popular Festivals & Local Traditions, it reflects how tradition, place and participation remain connected in the region.
Fête de la Musique Avranches
Fête de la Musique Avranches brings the national Music Day spirit to the town with a relaxed local celebration. The event is aimed at residents and visitors looking for live music, summer atmosphere and a reason to explore Avranches after hours. Rather than a formal concert hall format, the focus is on shared public space and the easy energy that defines Fête de la Musique across France.