Barzaz appears in Café Breton’s summer Trad Festival, a Perros-Guirec dinner-show series devoted to traditional music. The evening uses a reservation-only format with a concert fee, allowing the café to combine table service with a listening-focused performance. Guests can order from a homemade menu that includes mussels and fries, fish and chips, burgers, salads and Breton specialties. As part of the wider July-August program, this date gives the traditional music repertoire a close, intimate setting by the port.
Tag: Traditional Music
Famille Le Blanc at Café Breton: Trad Festival Dinner Show
Famille Le Blanc appear in the Café Breton Trad Festival, a Perros-Guirec summer series built around traditional music and a seated dinner-show format. The café keeps the evenings reservation-only, with a concert fee and a homemade menu that includes mussels and fries, fish and chips, burgers, salads and Breton specialties. Each date spotlights a different artist or group, giving the season a varied musical profile while keeping the setting intimate and food-centered.
Galanta at Café Breton: Trad Festival Dinner Show
Galanta perform at Café Breton as part of the Perros-Guirec Trad Festival, a summer program that turns Tuesday evenings into reserved dinner shows. The venue pairs traditional music concerts with a homemade menu, including mussels and fries, fish and chips, burgers, salads and Breton specialties. With limited seating and a dedicated concert fee, the evening is designed for guests who want to listen closely while sharing a meal in the port-side café.
Myrdhin and Elisa Concert in Tréhorenteuc: Celtic Melodies
An engaging concert featuring harpist Myrdhin, a pioneer in the revival of the Celtic harp since the 1970s, alongside the talented singer and harpist Elisa Nicotra. This event, held at the Eglise du Graal in Tréhorenteuc, celebrates the beauty of the forest and traditional texts from Brittany, Ireland, and Italy. Scheduled for 6 PM on August 20, 2026, attendees can look forward to an evening rich in cultural heritage through evocative melodies and poignant lyrics. Reservations are recommended to ensure your place at this musical celebration.
La Guinguette du Pré-Thabor in Montfort-sur-Meu: Free Music
La Guinguette du Pré-Thabor returns for its 6th edition, transforming the Parc du Pré-Thabor into an open-air summer stage from July 1 to 12, 2026. This free event invites all to enjoy a range of concerts, performances, and communal moments within a festive atmosphere. On July 10, join the fun starting at 3 PM with an engaging storytime session led by the Lagirafe media library. As evening falls, groove to the Tribé Brass Band at 8 PM, known for its blend of funk, jazz, and Breton influences for a lively dance experience. The night culminates at 9:30 PM with Stong’s electrifying performance, merging traditional sounds with world music and electronic beats, guaranteeing an energetic dance set. This annual gathering not only showcases local talent but also strengthens community connections through music and art. The summer vibes, meet fellow music enthusiasts, and enjoy the beautiful park surroundings during this festival.
Initiations aux danses bretonnes in Le Faouët: Dance Lessons
Engage with Breton culture through traditional dance lessons in Le Faouët. These sessions, held under the halles, welcome novices, beginners, amateurs, and connoisseurs to learn beloved Breton dances like Andro, gavotte, and plinn. Led by the talented Danserien an Ellé, these initiations offer a lively atmosphere for everyone interested in local traditions. With classes scheduled on select dates in July and August, it’s a great opportunity to connect with fellow dance enthusiasts and help preserve Breton heritage.
Concert in Quimperlé: Punk and Breton Fusion
Start the new school year at La Loco with a thrilling concert featuring Les Ramoneurs de Menhirs. This iconic Breton band, famous for their intense riffs and diverse audience, has made a significant mark in the local music landscape. Following their sold-out show during the LOCO’s opening in November 2024, they return for a high-energy follow-up concert on 18 September 2026. An evening of authentic Breton punk music where traditional elements meet contemporary flair. This event is scheduled to be a gathering for music enthusiasts and community members alike.
Gouel an Eost in Plougoulm: Harvest Festival Fun
The Gouel an Eost, or Harvest Festival, takes place in Plougoulm on August 9, 2026, showcasing the rich Breton and Celtic heritage. Kicking off with a mass in Breton at 9:30 a.m., the day features a grand parade with 400 participants in traditional costumes, bagad bands, and vintage tractors, emphasizing the community’s agricultural history. Attendees can engage in old-fashioned threshing, enjoy performances by local music groups on multiple stages, and browse artisan markets. The atmosphere is filled with traditional songs, dances, and gatherings that reflect the joys and challenges of rural life in Léon. Prominent local groups such as the Bagad Sonerien Lann-Bihoué and the Black Cat Band provide lively performances throughout the day. Local culinary delights are available, presenting traditional dishes for lunch and dinner. As the day concludes, evening concerts celebrate community and culture, making this festival a must-see.