The exhibition “Photographies: une histoire sensible de Romenay” runs at the Ferme du Champ Bressan from May 21, 2024, to September 28, 2026. Organized by the Friends of Vieux Romenay, it marks the bicentenary of photography through local photographers Alexandre, Bonnet and Meunier. The display follows the move from glass plates to film and connects family memory with the region’s visual history.
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Maritime History in Concarneau: Jean-Paul Mathelier
Well-known photographer Jean-Paul Mathelier for his lecture titled “A Campaign Aboard a Trawler,” focusing on the maritime history that shapes our coastal heritage. The event takes place at the Marinarium in Concarneau. Mathelier shares engaging tales of fishermen, detailing their journeys from frigid northern waters to the shores of Mauritania. He allows attendees to explore the lives of these maritime heroes and the significant routes that define the great fisheries cycle. Through his lens, Mathelier offers a perspective on the everyday lives of Breton sailors, showcasing poignant moments from his time at sea. This conference is part of the European Heritage Days, presenting not only a celebration of maritime culture but also an opportunity to discuss the intricacies of port memory and fishing traditions. Attendees are encouraged to reflect on lesser-known aspects of our shared maritime narrative. Reservations are required via the Musée de la Pêche’s online ticketing service.
Photography Exhibition in Combrit: Bigouden Heritage
The ‘Expo photos – 70 ans de culture bigoudène à Combrit’ is a significant photography exhibition commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Bagad and Cercle de Combrit. Organized by the Bagad Kelc’h Keltieg Kombrid, it features over 200 selected photographs that highlight the associative life and traditions of the Bigouden community. The exhibition is displayed across three culturally significant locations: the Chapelle de la Clarté, the Chapelle de Sainte-Marine, and the Croas Ver parking area. Each site was chosen for its cultural relevance, encouraging visitors to connect with local history and heritage. Expect to see large-format panels showcasing portraits, group photos, and detailed images of traditional costumes. This free outdoor exhibition runs from January 1 to December 31, 2026, making it accessible to all. It is a celebration of pride in Bigouden culture, designed to foster social and intergenerational connections among visitors. The collaboration between the municipality of Combrit and the association ensures a rich presentation that invites everyone to appreciate and reflect on the region’s heritage.
George Sand Exhibition in Lignières: A Local Tribute
The George Sand Exhibition in Lignières is a collaborative project involving local artists, residents, and associations. This rich showcase presents objects, paintings, and photographs that highlight the vernacular heritage of the Berry region, which deeply influenced George Sand’s literary creations. Visitors can engage with documents and artifacts generously loaned by local communities, enhancing this personal and artistic tribute to the iconic author. Open from 21 May to 6 July 2026, the exhibition invites both art enthusiasts and literary fans to appreciate the cultural influences behind Sand’s work.