Region: Brittany

  • Kouign-Amann Workshop in Brittany: Pastry Skills

    A hands-on Kouign-Amann workshop led by award-winning artisan pastry chef Marine. Set in a friendly laboratory atmosphere, this class accommodates small groups of up to six participants, ensuring personalized attention. You will learn the essential techniques for crafting Brittany’s iconic dessert, known for its rich buttery flavor and flaky texture. Participants will each make their own Kouign-Amann to take home, showcasing your new skills. If sessions fill quickly, additional classes will be scheduled, so everyone has a chance to participate.

  • Pardon Saint Tudec in Landudec: A Cultural Celebration

    The Pardon Saint Tudec is a traditional Breton religious festival taking place on 27 September 2026 in Landudec. Organized by the St. Tugdual Parish, this deeply-rooted local event showcases the rich culture and religious traditions of Brittany. Attendees can look forward to a lively atmosphere filled with traditional rituals and community gatherings. This festival not only honors local heritage but also brings together residents and visitors, fostering a sense of belonging and shared history.

  • Exposition Sacrés Trésors in Sainte-Anne-d’Auray: Art Unveed

    The Exposition Sacrés Trésors. Provides an in-depth look at the history of the sanctuary in Sainte-Anne-d’Auray. Held in the beautiful cloister, the exhibition features works from local collections, including statues, paintings, silverware, and traditional Breton costumes that are rarely on display. All ages are invited to explore 400 years of rich history enhanced by immersive scenography including videos, audio elements, games, and models. This experience celebrates the sacred treasures dedicated to Saint Anne by pilgrims worldwide since the 17th century. Open from April 2 to June 28 and September 24 to November 1 in 2026, the exhibition offers a chance to appreciate the artistic and spiritual heritage of this historic site. Plan your visit to see these cherished works in a setting rich with tradition.

  • Exposition Chapelle Sainte Anne in Saint-Broladre: Art Show

    The Exposition Chapelle Sainte Anne, held in a historic chapel since 2015, transforms the space into an art gallery each summer. This year’s 11th edition showcases a variety of artistic expressions, including pastels, paintings, watercolors, graphic art, and photography throughout the chapel. Visitors can enjoy the exhibition free of charge from June 12 to September 20, 2026, with daily visiting hours from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM. The opening reception kicks off on Friday, July 3, at 6:00 PM, followed by signature events like the Pardon Ste Anne on Sunday, July 19, at 10:30 AM, the Fête des Peintres on August 2 at 11:00 AM, and the End-of-Season Celebration on September 13 at 5:30 PM. Heritage Days on September 19 and 20, from 2:00 PM to 6:30 PM, offer further opportunities to engage with the site’s religious significance. While the chapel embraces contemporary art, it remains a tribute to its rich historical legacy, highlighting the dedication of its organizing association to preserve Saint-Broladre’s heritage and promote local artists. This exhibition not only celebrates art but also the cultural fabric of the community within a striking historical context.

  • Guided Tour of Saint-Malo: Corsair Legacy

    This guided tour of Saint-Malo focuses on the Cité corsaire, the walled city associated with privateers, seafaring adventure and a long tradition of independence. The 90-minute visit is conducted in French and limited to 35 participants. It presents Saint-Malo as a major 17th- and 18th-century port whose identity is summed up by the phrase often attached to the city: neither French nor Breton, but Malouin. Reservations are required, with departures confirmed at booking through the Tourist Office.

  • Sortie Pescatourisme in Lamballe-Armor: Unique Fishing Tour

    Sortie pescatourisme places visitors inside the working world of the bouchot mussel farmers of Saint-Brieuc Bay. The boat outing follows seafaring professionals toward the mussel grounds, linking technique, tides and the taste of seafood from nearby producers. It is a strong coastal identity event because it turns an active maritime trade into direct public understanding.

  • Les Escales Musicales in Perros-Guirec: La Raymonde Live

    On August 30, 2026, join La Raymonde, a folk duo from Brittany, for an engaging performance at Trestrignel, Perros-Guirec. The concert begins at 4 PM and is free to attend. La Raymonde’s music embodies deep humanity and raw poetry, with lyrics touching on themes of contemplation and rebellion. Their new album, “De fêlures en espoirs,” reflects influences from iconic American songwriters like Johnny Cash while remaining rooted in the French chanson tradition, reminiscent of artists such as Renaud. Expect a blend of gentle folk melodies and the dynamic energy of alternative rock, capturing the complexities of modern life. This performance is scheduled to be a experience, highlighting the emotional depth of the duo’s music.

  • Scène ouverte – Trad’ breton in Guillac: Music Night

    On July 10, 2026, Café de la Forge in Guillac will host the “Scène ouverte – Trad’ breton” event, welcoming music enthusiasts to perform. This open stage invites participants to bring their instruments and bring to life the rich tradition of Breton songs. Starting at 8 PM, this gathering offers a opportunity for musicians and music lovers to showcase their talents. Whether you are a singer or instrumentalist, join locals and visitors in celebrating the musical heritage of Brittany. Engage with a community that values its traditions while creating new memories through live performances.

  • Randonnées estivales de Melgven in Brittany: Local Hikes

    The “Randonnées estivales de Melgven” includes experience an engaging hike through Melgven’s scenic landscapes. On August 30, 2026, participants can choose between two routes of 5 or 9 kilometers, with departures from Les Champs du Moros between 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM. At the end of the trek, enjoy the chance to meet enthusiastic local producers and Food options include the best flavors from the region. This event celebrates Brittany’s natural beauty and local gastronomy, offering opportunities to purchase farm-fresh products directly. To add excitement, a photo competition will take place, with winners announced at 11:30 AM. Come prepared for the weather and enjoy a day outdoors.

  • Soirée ‘Au Coin du Phare’ in Landunvez: Local Lore

    The open-air Breton soirée ‘Au Coin du Phare’ in the ruins of the old semaphore along the Landunvez tourist route. Held every Thursday in September, this event presents a chance to delve into local lore as the sun sets. Participants will listen to engaging stories while identifying lighthouses that emerge as night falls. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, suited to families and visitors from near and far. An evening filled with laughter, storytelling, and beautiful views every Thursday this September.