The FNAP (Fest Noz à Ploumoguer) is a highlight of summer in the Pays d’Iroise, celebrated for 15 years. Held at the Hangar de Messouflin, the event kicks off with a one-hour introduction to Breton dances, allowing guests to learn the steps before joining in the traditional Fest Noz. The dance takes place on a clay floor, embodying the authentic spirit of local traditions. Attendees can also enjoy refreshments and crêpes available on-site, making it a delightful evening of culture and community. Ideal for everyone interested in Breton heritage, the FNAP offers an engaging night filled with music, movement, and local flavors.
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Fête – En bas du pont, y’a des bretons in Treffiagat: Breton
The Fête – En bas du pont, y’a des bretons is a lively celebration in Treffiagat on July 23, 2026. Perfect for visitors returning from nearby beaches, this event features a festive afternoon of music and dance. Attendees can enjoy traditional Breton dances, play old-fashioned wooden games, and savor local delicacies like crêpes and kouigns. The welcoming atmosphere fosters community spirit and makes this festival enjoyable for all ages. Locals and visitors alike will find a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the rich traditions of Brittany. Mark your calendars for this delightful event!
Celtic Nights in La Forêt-Fouesnant: Traditional Music
Celtic Nights in La Forêt-Fouesnant is set for an evening of traditional Breton music and dance on 12 August 2026. Featuring performances by the Cercle Celtique “Ar Bleuniou Kignez” from La Forêt-Fouesnant and the Cercle Celtique “Korollerien Benoded” from Bénodet, the event offers a notable display of Brittany’s cultural heritage. Starting at 21:00, it invites both locals and visitors to connect with the region’s rich artistic traditions. Attendees can savor refreshments and traditional crêpes while enjoying the live performances. With free admission and no need for reservations, this event is a wonderful opportunity to experience Brittany’s music and community spirit. Be sure to mark your calendars for this special occasion!
Les Nuits Celtiques in La Forêt-Fouesnant: Breton Music
Join the lively celebration at Les Nuits Celtiques in La Forêt-Fouesnant, where traditional Breton music and dance take the spotlight. On July 8, 2026, witness performances by the Cercle Celtique ‘Ar Bleuniou Kignez’ from La Forêt-Fouesnant and the Cercle Celtique ‘Korollerien Benoded’ from Bénodet. Attendees can indulge in local refreshments, including tasty crêpes, while engaging with the rich cultural heritage of Brittany. With free admission and no reservation needed, this event invites everyone to share in the notable community spirit. Celebrate Breton traditions in style!
Festimer in Plougonvelin: Sea Chanteys Event
Festimer takes place at the historic monks’ enclosure of Saint-Mathieu in Plougonvelin, honoring the rich tradition of sea chanteys. The festival features performances by esteemed groups such as Accordage, Les Gabiers du Drellac’h, Les Marins du Bout du Monde, Les Voix du Four, and Libenter, showcasing the maritime heritage of the region. As evening approaches, attendees can look forward to concerts by Cent Z’escales, Rakich Band, and Les Marins d’Iroise, creating a lively atmosphere filled with music. Guests are invited to enjoy a delightful meal featuring local crêpes complemented by entertainment from Bagad Keror, enriching the cultural experience. This event not only celebrates traditional maritime music but also fosters a notable community gathering for locals and visitors alike. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to savor the melodies and flavors of Brittany at Festimer!
Les Nuits Celtiques in Peniti: Traditional Music, Regional Languages & Oral Traditions
Celebrate Breton culture at Les Nuits Celtiques in Peniti on July 22, 2026. The evening features lively traditional music and dance by the Cercle Celtique “Alc’houederien Kastellin” from Châteaulin. This event offers a fantastic opportunity to engage with Brittany’s rich heritage and the local community. Refreshments, including delectable crêpes, will be available, enhancing the festive atmosphere. Admission is free and no reservation is required, making it open to everyone. Join in this celebration of Breton traditions through music and dance!