Bièvres marks the 101st Fête des Fraises from 20 to 21 June 2026 in the village centre. Built around a circus theme, the programme includes sports and family activities, a torchlight procession, fireworks and a float parade.
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La Fête des Loges 2026
La Fête des Loges, one of France’s oldest funfairs and a long-standing Saint-Germain-en-Laye tradition, runs from 26 June to 16 August 2026 in the Loges area.
Pardon de Sainte-Anne-la-Palud
The Sainte-Anne-la-Palud pardon is listed for 30 August 2026 in Plonevez-Porzay. It is one of Brittany’s major Sainte-Anne pilgrimages, closely tied to the coastal sanctuary and its processions.
Fête du palet 2026 Lanrelas
Lanrelas hosts the Fête du palet on 8 August 2026, organized around the local palet culture and its competitions. The event is specific to the town and to a Breton game still practiced socially and competitively.
Pardon de la Fête des Bruyères in Beuzec-Cap-Sizun
The Pardon de la Fête des Bruyères is a notable annual event in Beuzec-Cap-Sizun, taking place on August 9, 2026. The highlight of this festival is a mass at 10 AM, deeply rooted in Breton culture. This event showcases the local community’s devotion and cultural heritage. It not only emphasizes spirituality but also strengthens community bonds and the preservation of local traditions. Attendees will experience a rich cultural tapestry of Brittany, offering an authentic insight into local customs and gatherings.
Faîtes le 14 juillet – Vide grenier
Saint-Germain-en-Coglès marks Bastille Day with a full-day village program around Rue de Lécousse and Place Vila Verde e Barbudo. The morning and afternoon feature a large garage sale, funfair attractions, food stalls and music, followed by evening entertainment, a parade and fireworks at the football field. The event brings together local associations, Bagad Bro Felger, Harmonie de Fleurigné and community performers for a festive July 14 celebration.
Pardon Saint Justin in Guiler-sur-Goyen: Local Festival
The Pardon Saint Justin is a quintessential Breton festival, known for its local traditions and strong community spirit. Set for September 13, 2026, this annual event takes place at the church in Guiler-sur-Goyen, inviting everyone to partake in a culturally rich day. The festival highlights Brittany’s heritage with customs that showcase the region’s uniqueness. It serves as both a religious observance and a communal gathering. Attendees can expect a festive atmosphere featuring traditional music, local crafts, and delicious regional foods, providing an authentic experience of Breton culture. As a key milestone on the local calendar, the Pardon Saint Justin offers insights into the customs that enrich this area. Whether you’re a local or a newcomer, this festival presents a fantastic opportunity to engage with deeply-rooted traditions. Be sure to mark your calendars for this meaningful occasion in Guiler-sur-Goyen.
Pardon de St Demet in Plozévet: Community Rituals
The Pardon de St Demet is a revered religious festival in Plozévet, Brittany, celebrated annually on August 8th. This event attracts locals and visitors who gather to pay tribute to the patron saint, St Demet. Attendees can expect a day rich with rituals, processions, and community gatherings, making it a highlight of the local calendar. Set against the scenic backdrop of the Chapelle St Demet, this festival fosters community bonds and showcases Brittany’s notable heritage. Participating in this event presents an opportunity to connect with local customs and experience a unique aspect of religious life. Whether you’re keen on religious traditions or local culture, the Pardon de St Demet offers a memorable experience. Be part of this heartfelt celebration of tradition and community spirit.
Pardon Saint Boscat et Saint Laurent in Tréogat: Religious F
The Pardon Saint Boscat et Saint Laurent is a traditional Breton religious festival taking place on 9 August 2026 in Tréogat. This event highlights the rich cultural heritage of Brittany, inviting participants to engage in a day filled with customs and local community spirit. Gather at the Eglise on Rue de la Fontaine to witness the religious ceremonies reflecting the spiritual practices of the region. This festival not only showcases local devotion but also promotes unity among attendees, making it a meaningful occasion for residents and visitors alike. Don’t miss the chance to participate in this significant representation of Breton culture.
Heritage Seaweed Walk in Brittany: Local Tools & Boats
Join the heritage seaweed walk on Penn Enez dune in Le Koréjou to delve into the rich history of the seaweed industry. This event showcases past and present tools, ovens, and boats integral to the seaweed trade. Proper footwear is recommended for the dune trek as participants engage with local heritage and learn about this unique facet of Brittany’s coastal culture. Ideal for history buffs and local tradition enthusiasts, this walk offers an opportunity to connect with Brittany’s maritime past. Secure your spot now for this memorable experience!