The Local Producers Market in Remilly-Sur-Lozon welcomes visitors every Sunday morning from 9 AM to 1 PM at Place des Laurisiens. On September 13, 2026, this market will showcase a diverse array of local producers offering fresh products directly from farm to table. Attendees can look forward to a notable atmosphere filled with the finest regional offerings from Normandy. Artisans and farmers will be present to share their goods, allowing visitors to taste and purchase local specialties. This market not only bolsters the local economy but also enhances community spirit by connecting consumers with the creators of their food. Whether you’re after fresh produce, homemade preserves, or artisanal goods, the market offers a delightful way to spend your weekend. Mark your calendars for this chance to support local businesses while enjoying the charm of Remilly-Sur-Lozon.
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Les Ruralies in Goustranville: Local Market & Games
The Ruralies are back for their second edition, bringing excitement and community spirit! From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., explore a local market featuring producers and designers, perfect for discovering local talent and indulging in regional flavors. A refreshment area will offer snacks for those with a sweet tooth throughout the day. Beginning at 2 p.m., enjoy rural games like tug-of-war and sack races, along with fun pony and tractor rides. Environmental workshops will educate attendees on local flora and fauna, along with activities such as creating insect hotels and bike-smoothie sessions. As the sun sets, join a lively aperitif concert at 6 p.m. featuring Méri&JO, followed by the band Redwood at 9:30 p.m., and Teka to keep the festivities going into the night. A hearty country-style meal will also be available at 7:30 p.m. with bookings open until July 30. Don’t miss this celebration of local culture and traditions!
Gourmet Market in Meneham: Local Delights
The gourmet market returns to Meneham this summer. From July 16 to August 27, enjoy Thursdays filled with offerings from local producers from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. This weekly summer event showcases stalls of artisan bread, quality meats, aged cheeses, seasonal vegetables, sun-ripened fruits, honey, cider, local beers, and refreshing juices. Attendees can Food options include lively musical performances that enhance the festive atmosphere. Whether sharing an aperitif with friends and family or discovering local culinary treasures, this market provides a and picturesque setting.
Summer Market in Saint-Benoit-des-Ondes: Local Finds
The Marchés d’été Saint-Benoit-des-Ondes is a weekly summer market held every Wednesday evening from June 17 to August 26, 2026. This engaging event highlights local producers, artisans, and designers, offering a wonderful opportunity to discover, handmade goods. Operating from 5 pm to 9 pm, visitors can indulge in ready-made meals from food trucks while enjoying traditional local products. Set along the scenic beach on rue du Bord de Mer, this market invites everyone to experience community connections, exquisite flavors, and local talent. Whether you’re searching for fresh produce or artisanal crafts, this market has something special for you. With free admission, it’s a perfect gathering for both locals and visitors to enjoy Brittany’s rich gastronomy and craftsmanship.
Fête du Cheval in Loudéac: Local Breeds Celebration
The 44th Fête du Cheval honors the Breton draught horse, a symbol of central Brittany’s heritage. Festivities commence at 11:00 AM with a parade of mounted and harnessed horses from the racecourse to the town center. Following the parade, enjoy a communal lunch at noon, leading into an afternoon packed with activities starting at 2:30 PM. This year’s highlights include thrilling horse shows featuring the Bohu stud’s Hungarian post and chariot racing, alongside a showcase of 33 horses in mounted recovery. Visitors can also explore exhibitions of vintage tractors and vehicles. The Fête du Cheval is a celebration of local culture, fostering community spirit and appreciation for traditional Breton equestrian heritage. Whether you’re a horse enthusiast or simply in search of a festive atmosphere, this iconic event promises something for everyone.
Local Producers Market in Concarneau: Organic Delights
The Local Producers Market is held every penultimate Wednesday from April to December 2026 at the Tri Martolod in Concarneau, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Local organic farmers gather in a friendly brasserie atmosphere to showcase their best products. Expect a wide array of goods, such as organic vegetables from Jardins de Penkerlen, sourdough bread from Champs du Moros, and farmhouse cheeses from Les Biquettes en Jettent. The market also features seasonal flowers from La Ferme Mellifère, artisan wines by Boris Loy, and poultry from Ferme de Kerforner. Additionally, find honey from Aven à Miel and a selection of syrups, oils, balms, and soaps from La Décybèle. This event is a true celebration of local flavors and community spirit.
Night Market in Clohars-Carnoët: Local Artisans
The Night Market in Clohars-Carnoët is set for 26 July 2026, running from 5 PM to 10 PM. Focused on local artisans and creators, this event showcases a variety of handmade goods, providing a platform to support regional talent. Although it is primarily a non-food market, local producers highlight the area’s craftsmanship and creativity. Visitors can enjoy the engaging nighttime atmosphere, exploring an array of products. It’s a great opportunity to gather with friends and family, celebrating community spirit and local flavor at Le Pouldu, Rue des Grands Sables.
Night Market in Clohars-Carnoët: Local Crafts
The Night Market in Clohars-Carnoët is an exciting gathering highlighting local producers with a range of products, setting it apart from typical food stalls. On Sunday, 16 August 2026, from 5 PM to 10 PM, this event will take place in Le Pouldu, making it a perfect evening outing for both locals and visitors. As you wander through the market, you’ll discover a variety of handmade goods crafted by local artisans, providing an opportunity to support local craftsmanship. This market serves as a celebration of creativity and community, inviting attendees to connect with the talented creators present.
Draught Horse Farm Open Day in Ploërdut: Equestrian Culture
The Roulopa association opens the Ferme du Cheval de Trait in Ploërdut for a day devoted to draught horses, rural skills and local production. The visit introduces an installation project focused on threatened draught breeds, including the Breton horse, and places that work in a wider farm setting. A market of local producers, exhibitors and craftspeople runs alongside equestrian demonstrations, Breton games, music and dancing. The day continues into the evening with a guinguette atmosphere and a country-style meal.
Sortie Pesc’Apéro in Lamballe-Armor: Mussel Tour
The Sortie Pesc’Apéro in Lamballe-Armor features a guided tour that offers insight into the daily lives of local mussel farmers in the striking Bay of Saint Brieuc. Participants will set sail on the Panier Iodé, a specially equipped beet ship, to explore this marine environment up close. During this two-hour adventure, experienced seafaring professionals will share their knowledge of mussel farming, providing an engaging educational experience for all ages. The event will conclude with a varied aperitif featuring seafood sourced from local producers, highlighting the region’s culinary treasures. Arrive at least 30 minutes beforehand and wear appropriate footwear and waterproof clothing, as the tour will take you onto the water. This event presents a blend of learning and tasting, making it a highlight for anyone interested in Brittany’s local traditions.