The fascinating world of oysters on a guided tour of Carantec’s oyster farms. Accompanied by professional guide Michèle François, you’ll delve into the heritage of oyster farming in the Bay of Morlaix. Guests will wear plastic sandals or rubber boots as they tour the farms and learn about the entire oyster cultivation process. Each visit ends with a tasting of fresh oysters, letting you enjoy the distinctive local flavors. This experience is family-friendly, with a fun booklet game available for children upon request from the Carantec Tourist Office. Reservations and payments can be made online or at the Tourist Office.
Region: Brittany
Fest-noz in Taillis: Breton Celebration
On July 11, 2026, the picturesque farm in Taillis will host Fest-noz #12, celebrating Breton culture. The festivities kick off at 4:30 p.m. with a singing hike, where participants can explore the striking scenery on a five-kilometer trek before evening activities begin. As night falls, attendees can enjoy traditional Breton bands and a 100% Breton dance floor, creating an inviting atmosphere for everyone. Local food will be available, enhancing the warm and family-friendly vibe. Tickets are just €8, while children under 16 can attend for free, allowing families to share in this cultural experience. Whether you’re a Breton music aficionado or a newcomer, Fest-noz at the farm presents an evening filled with dance, music, and community spirit.
Scènes de vies in Argol: Breton Art Exhibition
Scènes de vies at the Musée vivant des vieux métiers runs from July 7 to 31, 2026. Artists Yvon Morvan and Charles Kérivel showcase their works, blending Breton heritage and memory through figurative compositions in drawing, painting, pastel, and watercolor. This exhibition invites the general public and highlights the cultural richness of Brittany, celebrating the region’s history and artisanal traditions. Us at this venue in Argol for a visual experience through the lens of local artists.
Théâtre à la ferme in Plouguernével: Milk’s Impact
Theatre a la ferme. Hentou Gwenn – Nos Voies Lactees brings Teatr Piba and Le Buis Sonnant to Kerleo in Plouguernevel for a multilingual performance about milk, agriculture and cultural memory. Presented in Breton, French and French Sign Language, the work follows a route from Brest to Istanbul while questioning how food practices, farming and language shape everyday life.
Breton Music and Dance Session in Quimperlé: Local Gather
Every Thursday, La Loco in Quimperlé hosts a session of Breton music and dance. From gwerz to an dro, this is a perfect gathering for enthusiasts to share traditional tunes and immerse in local culture. Musicians and dancers alike are welcome to partake in this joyous get-together, featuring a striking dance floor and a warm atmosphere. Bring your instruments to play and share your favorite gavotte tunes, plinn, and other lively dances. While enjoying the musical experience, indulge in a good bowl of soup, making for a varied evening filled with music, dance, and community spirit. Whether you’re an experienced performer or a curious newcomer, this event presents a welcoming space for everyone to connect through the rich heritage of Breton tradition.
Apéro Klam – Emezi in Auray: notable Performance
An night with EMEZI as they take the stage in Auray. This energetic performance showcases the group’s blend of Breton language with contemporary pop and RnB, designed to get the audience moving. EMEZI expresses a wide range of emotions—joy, anguish, anger, and femininity—through their engaging music. With a strong commitment to their cultural roots, they fuse traditional Breton sounds with modern beats, creating an exhilarating atmosphere. Mark your calendar for July 9, 2026, and join the festivities at Place de la République. This event highlights local traditions and presents an engaging evening that celebrates the culture of Brittany through music that resonates across languages and styles.
Creative Workshop in Plougoulm: Corentin Kembraeg
Engage in a creative workshop in Plougoulm inspired by local artist Corentin Kembraeg. Designed for adults aged 14 and up, this workshop encourages participants to explore the region’s heritage—highlighting landscapes, architecture, and traditional Breton motifs. You will rework these elements using Kembraeg’s graphic style, fostering a blend of local culture and contemporary art. Registration is required for this opportunity to refine your skills while appreciating Brittany’s local heritage. Whether you are an emerging artist or an experienced creator, this workshop is sure to inspire and enhance your creativity.
Breton Dance Workshop in Carnac: Traditional Steps Unveiled
Attend the *Atelier d’initiation aux danses bretonnes* in Carnac, occurring every Thursday from July 9 to August 20, 2026. This workshop emphasizes traditional Breton dances, particularly those showcased during the evening’s fest-noz, in conjunction with the town’s night markets. It’s designed for participants aged 10 and above, providing a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with local culture. The venue for most dates is the *Salle du Ménec*, Chemin du Nilestrec. However, on August 6, the workshop will be at the *Salle des Expositions*, in the basement of the Mairie, at 11 rue du Tumulus.
Exposition ‘Elles’ in Roscoff: Local Art
The ‘Elles’ exhibition presents the remarkable works of five Breton artists, showcasing a diverse mix of watercolours and sculptures. From 9 to 15 July 2026, visitors can admire the creativity of two skilled watercolorists, Christiane le Gléau and Cathy Botte, as well as the sculptures by Claudie Raimbaud, Josy Morvan, and Jane Elise Baron. Taking place at the Abri du Canot de Sauvetage on Quai d’Auxerre in Roscoff, this event offers a wonderful chance to appreciate local art within a coastal setting. Each artist contributes their own style, ensuring an enriching experience for everyone. Whether you’re an art lover or simply interested in supporting local talent, this exhibition is set to be a highlight in Brittany’s cultural scene. Mark your calendar for a week of artistic exploration.
Costumes Bretons Exhibition in Guémené-sur-Scorff: Heritage
Costumes bretons presents Jean Coffinières’s colour lithographs created around the Fêtes de Cornouaille, with a preface by Pierre Helias. The exhibition pairs the prints with Breton headdresses and garments, turning dress into both art and social document. Costume becomes a form of regional knowledge, preserving fabric, silhouette, ceremony and identity within the image.