Camors will celebrate its inaugural Fête de la Musique at Le Petit Bois from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. This free event offers a lively atmosphere to enjoy music and community together. The lineup spotlights local artists including Coat Bihan, Bagad Bleidi Kamorh, Sezam, and more. Attendees will find a variety of food and drinks from local partners, ensuring a delightful evening. Join this unique summer celebration in Brittany!
Region: Brittany
1920s Exhibition in Dinard: Local Insights
The exhibition “Les Années Folles” showcases the notable era of the 1920s and 1930s in Dinard, organized by the Histoire et Patrimoine du Pays de Dinard association. It features 35 informative panels focusing on seaside tourism, leisure activities, architecture, and influential figures from the Roaring Twenties. Unique documents and artifacts, including Mayor Paul Crolard’s desk and wheelchair, will be on display, along with remarkable models of iconic landmarks like the Casino Balneum and Hôtel Royal. The exhibition runs daily at the Manoir de Port Breton from 3 PM to 7 PM, from May 22 to June 30, 2026, excluding Mondays in June. Admission is €5, while visitors under 18 and those with reduced mobility can enter for free. A special commemorative poster will also be available for purchase at the H&P shop on-site and at the Chalet du Marché.
Pardon de Lanvern in Brittany: Community Gathering
The Pardon de Lanvern is a significant event in Brittany, organized by the association d’animation du quartier de Lanvern. It kicks off with a mass at 10:30 a.m., followed by a rustic country-style meal starting at noon. This celebration showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region, providing visitors with an opportunity to engage in local gastronomic traditions. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the Pardon de Lanvern fosters a warm atmosphere where community spirit and culinary pleasures intertwine.
Apéro Concert in Saint-Quay-Portrieux: Free Music Event
Experience the lively Apéro concert featuring Banda Binioù on July 25, 2026, at Jardins du Port in Saint-Quay-Portrieux. Organized by the Comité de quartier du Portrieux, this free concert showcases five talented musicians who blend timeless, universal music with strong traditional roots from Brittany, Brazil, and Cuba. Get ready for an evening filled with rhythm and joy as the sounds fill the air. Enjoy the local music scene while soaking in the charming coastal ambiance.
Voiles de Camaret in Camaret-sur-Mer: Boat Celebration
The Voiles de Camaret is a notable gathering of traditional boats occurring on August 14 and 15, 2026, at Quai Gustave Toudouze in Camaret-sur-Mer. This event showcases an impressive parade of boats along the quayside and features a range of musical entertainment. Highlights include a concert by renowned artist Robin Foster and performances from a local bagad, infusing traditional Breton musical flair. Visitors can enjoy invigorating sea shanties and the lively sounds of a brass band throughout the event. Food vendors will offer a taste of local cuisine, making for a truly enriching experience. Whether you’re a maritime enthusiast or seeking a festive atmosphere, the Voiles de Camaret promises a memorable weekend filled with culture and community spirit.
Fête de la Crêpe in Gourin: Summer Celebration
The Fête de la Crêpe returns for its 34th edition, celebrating the beloved Gourin pancake this summer! Kicking off on Saturday at the picturesque Tronjoly site, the festival will feature performances from talented groups, including Les Gabiers d’Artimon, Kelt Duo, and Jean-Charles Guichen. Sunday continues the celebration with acts like Vent debout and the Quimperlé Celtic Circle, ensuring an exciting musical experience. Alongside the live performances, attendees can participate in tasting sessions, engaging workshops, and explore a craft market showcasing local artisans. A highlight of the weekend is the grand pancake contest, inviting culinary enthusiasts to showcase their pancake-making talents. This festival not only emphasizes local gastronomy but also fosters a sense of community through music and culture. Enjoy a delightful weekend celebrating Breton traditions!
Festival des Filets Bleus in Concarneau: Concerts
The Festival des Filets Bleus returns for its 104th edition on August 12, 2026, in Concarneau, Brittany. This beloved festival will present an exciting lineup of free concerts. The festivities kick off at 7:00 PM at the Scène Armor, featuring Les Types à Pied, followed by The Celtic Social Club from 8:45 PM to 10:15 PM, and concluding with Carré Manchot from 10:30 PM to midnight. This event highlights the region’s notable cultural heritage through music and community engagement. Celebrate with us and enjoy the lively atmosphere!
Béryl Festival in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer: Electronic Music
The Béryl Festival returns for its fourth edition on August 21 and 22, 2026, from 4 PM to 12:30 AM in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer. Supported by the independent label Maison Béryl, this festival celebrates the notable electronic music scene in a beautiful natural setting at the Balcon d’Émeraude and the garden of La Roche Rouge. The event is designed to be eco-responsible and intergenerational, bringing together families, young party-goers, and curious music enthusiasts. Throughout the weekend, attendees can enjoy live concerts, DJ sets, and a variety of interactive workshops that foster community engagement and shared experiences. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, featuring local crafts and engaging stands. The lineup includes an eclectic mix of emerging artists, such as Mezigue, Lulu Van Trapp, Kaba & Hyas, among others. Festival-goers can savor seasonal local cuisine, including oysters and galette-saucisse, while enjoying organic wines. The event also emphasizes sustainability, using solar energy and minimizing carbon impact through eco-friendly practices like selective sorting. This festival is more than just about music; it highlights a commitment to community and sustainable practices, making it a meaningful part of the local cultural landscape. For tickets and more information, visit berylfestival.fr. If you’re interested in volunteering on August 21 and 22, please complete the online volunteer form.
Breton Horse Competition in Bannalec: Local Talent
The Concours départemental du Cheval Breton is set for 1 August 2026 in Bannalec, spotlighting the exceptional beauty and skill of local Breton horses. This event features competitions focused on models and gaits, components vital to the horse culture of Brittany. A celebration of rural traditions and community, it draws both locals and visitors. Attendees can expect to witness stunning displays that highlight the region’s rich equestrian heritage and foster local pride. Bring your family and enjoy a day filled with excitement, engagement with the community, and support for traditional horse riding practices.
50 Years of Kan ha Diskan in Cavan: Fest-noz Celebration
This event marks the 50th anniversary of the iconic Castel-Gorju couple, who have significantly influenced the music scene in the Trégor region. On June 20, the village hall in Cavan will host a dynamic “pezh Fest-noz”. Attendees can expect a notable atmosphere rich with traditional music and dance, featuring performances by talented ringers and singers. Organized by Ti ar Vro Treger-Goueloù in association with Kanerien ha Sonerien an Hanternoz and Stal Kan Kawan, this celebration offers an authentic experience of Breton culture. It’s an excellent opportunity for locals and visitors to engage with the cherished traditions of Brittany.