Summer market of local producers, a convivial moment with family or friends, benches and tables are provided to allow you to consume part of your purchases on the spot Around 30 participants – vegetables, honeys, Rocamadour PDO, goats, cakes, jams, craft. On 6 July 2026 to 31 August 2026, the programme is held at Halle de la Bergerie, 46500 Padirac.
Tag: Traditional Music
Concert folk : Anthème
Organized by the Maison André Breton, CISCM, in partnership with the association La Rose Impossible. On 3 July 2026, the address is Place du Carol 46330 Saint-Cirq-Lapopie Lot, Occitanie.
Festival les Terres Rouges
Les Terres Rouges, born of Les Musicales de Montmiral, brings together 8,000 festival-goers and 270 volunteers for lakeside concerts. On 16 July 2026 to 18 July 2026, the event is held at Plane de Selve, 81140 Castelnau-de-Montmiral.
Fête de la Moisson 2026 — Provins
Fête de la Moisson 2026 — Provins is held on 23 August 2026 in the upper town of Provins. The programme includes old tractors and vintage cars, a decorated wheat-float parade, music, Breton dance, regional products, crafts and traditional threshing demonstrations.
Festival Les Cultures du Monde de Gannat
Festival Les Cultures du Monde turns Gannat into a meeting point for folk ensembles, music and traditional dance. The event is strongest when seen as an exchange: companies from different countries bring their own stage languages, while the town provides the setting for parades, concerts and shared cultural evenings.
Festival La Semaine Acadienne in Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer: Acadia
On August 12, 2026, the Festival La Semaine Acadienne will showcase a concert featuring Tradition’îles at Salle Aubert in Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer. This notable group from the Îles de la Madeleine has been captivating audiences since 2013 with music rooted in Acadian traditions. The festival offers a celebration of Acadian culture through music and dance, including traditional Cape Breton performances alongside modern styles. Attendees will experience an array of performances that highlight the rich tapestry of Acadia, making it a memorable occasion for all. This special event not only promotes local talent but also preserves Acadian heritage through the arts. As Tradition’îles performs at this festival for the first time, their appearance is set to draw attention to the lively arts scene in the region. Enjoy a night of engaging performances and community spirit that embodies Acadian values.
Norman-Iranian Photography Biennale in Coutances: Cultural T
The inaugural “Norman-Iranian Perspectives” photography biennale will be held at Espace Saint-Nicolas in Coutances from June 27 to August 29, 2026. This unique exhibition showcases the works of two talented female photographers: Isabelle Eshraghi, a Franco-Iranian artist, and Élisabeth Blanchet Burgot from Normandy. Their photographs engage in a compelling dialogue focused on roots, cultural transmission, and identity. In addition to the exhibition, visitors can enjoy a diverse cultural program that includes analog photography workshops, screenings of Iranian films, a literary gathering, a concert featuring traditional Persian music, and informative lectures on contemporary Iran. A participatory installation created with students from Lycée Charles-François-Lebrun will highlight the stories of 27 dedicated Iranian women. This biennale offers a rich blend of art, heritage, and community engagement, making it a significant event for photography enthusiasts and those interested in cultural exchange.
Fête de la Musique in Lesneven: Community Celebration
Lesneven hosts Fete de la Musique on Saturday, June 20, with performances scheduled from 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. across six stages in the town center. The program includes the HORS-SUJET stage behind L’Atelier, live music, electro, techno and video mapping, as well as an acoustic stage at Place Foch with the 2SI2LA choir and Bagad Kornog.
Festival de Cornouaille 2026
The Festival de Cornouaille, located in the historic heart of Quimper, is France’s largest showcase of Breton culture. Since its inception in 1923, this festival has welcomed over 150,000 visitors each summer to celebrate the traditions of Brittany. Originally born from a charity event featuring local beauty queens, it has evolved into a grand celebration that honors its rich heritage. During its four days—July 23 to 26, 2026—attendees can engage in a variety of activities highlighting music, dance, and local craftsmanship. Featuring performances by traditional Breton bands and dance troupes, the event fosters a multigenerational audience in a friendly, festive atmosphere. Families will find a welcoming environment filled with cultural experiences that embody the spirit of Brittany.