Le Leuy hosts Le Leuy en Fêtes, where Basque culture shapes the town gathering. It sets out dance, music and town-centre celebration. For Le Leuy, the event works as a public gathering with enough activity to feel rooted in place. It links Basque culture to a local festival that belongs in Le Leuy.
Tag: Storytelling
Losse en fête: Landscape Culture
Local landscape gives Losse en fête its public rhythm in Losse. In Losse, from through the atmosphere is sure to be rustic, festive, and friendly! On , we’ll kick things off gently by winning prizes at the Super Lotto at 9. The local interest comes from ordinary festive practice being placed in front of residents and visitors.
Exposition ZERAMIKA in Sare: Performance
50 Helbarrungo bidea in Sare frames Exposition ZERAMIKA as an exhibition devoted to Basque culture. The exhibition presents our 8th Zeramika exhibition. A unique event for lovers of art and materials. The experience is tied to what can be seen, followed or explained on site in Sare. The visit takes shape through Basque culture, presented as a exhibition in Sare.
Fêtes de Port-de-Lanne: Sporting Heritage
Fêtes de Port-de-Lanne gathers people in Port-de-Lanne around Basque pelota. It is organized around Basque pelota, guided walks, village games and sport, shared food and evening spectacle. The local identity is legible in what happens publicly, not only in the name of the event. The activity, the place and the event’s subject support one another.
Superhero Storytelling in Ondres
This Ondres reading session treats children’s literature as a shared public act. Built around superhero stories for children, it gives families a space where books, imagination and the desire to grow up are handled through voice and listening. The format is simple, but culturally useful: it keeps reading visible as a community practice for children. The cultural role is modest and practical: public reading sessions build early habits and keep family literacy inside the town’s shared cultural services.
Superhero Pom-Pom Workshop in Ondres
This Ondres workshop turns a simple children’s craft into a small exercise in making, color and play. Participants build and decorate a pom-pom launcher, then test it through movement and imagination. The value is modest but clear: it gives families a hands-on cultural activity where manual creativity, storytelling and shared play meet outside the classroom. For a local calendar, that detail is important: the workshop keeps manual skill, children’s imagination and the Ondres library culture connected through an object made by the participants themselves.
Hôtel-Dieu Visit in Beaune: Wine and Stories
Take part in a meeting at the Hôtel-Dieu, where enthusiasts share personal stories about this historical site. Witness how individual anecdotes contribute to the broader narrative of this iconic monument, once a hospital for the Dukes of Burgundy. Led by Vincent Clément, an expert in wine and literature, the programme highlights the connections between Burgundy’s rich literary, viticultural, and historical heritage. Scheduled for Sunday, 20 September at 2:15 PM, this 1.5-hour visit is open to all.
Balade Contée in Ploumanac’h: Magical Storytelling
The Balade Contée dans les Landes de Ploumanac’h is an evening storytelling walk through one of the most distinctive landscapes of the Pink Granite Coast. The source describes a guided route shaped by Breton legends, moorland paths and the atmosphere of dusk, with storm lamps supplied to light the way. Practical details matter here: walking shoes and warm clothing are advised, and reservations with payment are handled at the Perros-Guirec Tourist Office. The meeting point is the Sémaphore car park. Its cultural strength is oral rather than scenic alone: the walk uses place, voice and local stories together.
Sur les pas de Lady Mond in Brittany: Guided Walk
The event ‘Sur les pas de Lady Mond – LÉGUER EN FÊTE’ follows atmospheric narratives shared by ‘Maï la Bretonne’. On August 2, 2026, from 5 PM to 7 PM, participants will enjoy an engaging journey through local history and anecdotes, culminating at the very place where Lady Mond spent part of her life. This guided walk not only showcases the beautiful landscapes of Belle-Isle-en-Terre but also connects visitors with the region’s rich heritage through stories that emphasize Brittany’s culture. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or seeking a varied afternoon, this event is scheduled to present the cherished tales of the area, making it a addition to your summer plans.
Concert ‘Kan ar Mein’ in Concarneau: A Musical Heritage
On 9 August 2026, the Carré des Larrons in Concarneau will host the concert ‘Kan ar Mein’ featuring Pêr-Vari Kervarec. This event is not just about music; it weaves narratives that reflect Brittany’s living memory. Through his powerful voice, Kervarec conveys the depth of Breton culture, highlighting its ongoing evolution. Each word in Breton sung by Kervarec resonates with sincere intensity, capturing the collective spirit of the region. His performance merges traditional Breton songs with a celebration of their dynamic essence. Attend this concert to engage with Brittany’s rich heritage and see how its language and traditions infuse life into the present day. Be part of a cultural moment that honors the past while celebrating the future of Breton identity.