The Pardon de Saint Pierre is an annual religious celebration in Mahalon, Brittany, scheduled for 10:30 am on June 28, 2026. This event provides a insight into local traditions and is a significant occasion for the community, bringing together locals and visitors to honor their heritage. Situated at the Chapelle Saint Pierre, the ceremony merges spirituality with cultural practices, marking a key highlight in Mahalon’s annual events. Participants can enjoy a rich atmosphere filled with local customs, offering an authentic experience of Breton culture. Be part of this meaningful gathering and celebrate tradition.
Region: Brittany
Chorale Faunetik in Lannion: Evening of Music
Chorale Faunetik presents an evening of music on July 1, 2026, at La Mutante in Lannion. Founded eight years ago by choir director Minouche, the choir shares songs from several cultures, with repertoire including African polyphony, Brazilian tunes and Occitan selections. The venue opens earlier with bar and restaurant service, and the choir performance is followed by an interactive circle-song format.
Expo Passions Bigoudènes in Penmarch: Culture & Art
The Expo Passions Bigoudènes will unfold at Chapelle Saint-Pierre in Penmarch from July 1 to July 30, 2026. This event celebrates the rich artistic and cultural heritage of the Bigouden region. Attendees can look forward to engaging exhibitions featuring works from local artisans and artists, alongside a range of activities for children. Throughout the month, live performances by musicians, instrumentalists, and singers will showcase Breton, rock, and world music in an open-air environment. This mix of artistic expression promises delight for both locals and visitors. Additionally, art history lectures presented by Jean Deulceux will offer deeper insights into the crafts and artworks defining this cultural landscape. The Expo Passions Bigoudènes is set to be a blend of visual art, music, and community engagement, making it an unmissable experience in Brittany in July.
Emmanuel Lepage Exhibition in Guingamp: Marine Art
Emmanuel Lepage’s exhibition presents the sea through the eye of a comic artist named Official Painter of the Navy. Original works connect Breton reefs, the Ar-Men lighthouse and distant ocean voyages, showing how drawing can hold both documentary force and maritime emotion. The exhibition gives Guingamp a wide seascape: local coast, expedition memory and graphic art together.
Exhibition ‘Les Bretagnes’ in Landerneau: Linen Art
Les Ateliers presents the exhibition ‘Les Bretagnes’ by Coco de Lilia, which highlights the significance of Breton linen from the 16th to 18th centuries. The exhibition celebrates the revival of linen since 2020, showcasing works that reveal the natural beauty of this fabric. Through her paintings, Lilia captures the essence of emblematic places in the Finistère region, blending art with cultural heritage. Visitors can look forward to an engaging display that underscores the historical importance of linen in local history.
La Famille Kreizy in Rostrenen: Family Adventures
La Famille Kreizy presents an exciting summer program for families in Rostrenen from July 1 to August 31. This engaging adventure features visits, sports, games, and investigations, inviting families to explore the atmospheric region. Participants can pick up a game booklet at the Kreiz Breizh Tourist Office or various partner locations, including Maison des Landes et Tourbières and Bon Repos Abbey. Each completed activity earns a badge; collect three to win a final prize. Photographers can also capture the beauty of Kreiz Breizh’s ponds or rivers for added fun. While participation in the game is free, some activities may incur a fee. Collect badges and enjoy this family adventure this summer.
Rives et récits – Léguer en fête in Plounévez-Moëdec: Nature
‘Rives et récits – Léguer en fête’ is an engaging initiative held at the Site des Papeteries Vallée in Plounévez-Moëdec from July 1 to August 31, 2026. This project combines a series of podcasts with a photographic and sound exhibition, immersing visitors in the rich cultural and natural tapestry of six Breton rivers. Participants will journey through the voices and stories of local residents, providing insight into their experiences with these waterways. This event highlights the environmental significance of the rivers and their socio-cultural narratives, fostering a deeper appreciation for Brittany’s natural heritage. With both auditory and visual components, ‘Rives et récits’ is designed for all audiences interested in local culture and nature. Engage with the living heritage of Brittany while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of the Papeteries site. The connection between community and nature through this cultural event.
L’ilôt d’artistes Exhibition in Beg-Meil: Art Showcase
The L’ilôt d’artistes exhibition in Beg-Meil is a cultural highlight that draws art enthusiasts annually to this beautiful Breton seaside village. Running from April 27 to August 30, 2026, it features 26 artists who display their works in rotation every two weeks. Attendees can explore an array of artistic expressions, including painting, sculpture, and photography. This event serves as a dynamic platform for local and regional artists to present their creativity and engage with the public. Notably, from May 25 to June 7, the exhibition will showcase the work of gallery founders Dominique Zani and Xavier Cournac alongside guest artists such as Sandra Lamour, Lucie Nouhaud, and Fañch Savina. The Expo Îlot d’Artiste de Beg-Meil celebrates diverse forms of visual arts while encouraging dialogue between artists and visitors, fostering an inspiring atmosphere. It’s an essential outing for anyone looking to appreciate the rich artistic landscape of the region.
Marine(s) Exhibition in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer: Photography byE
The “Marine(s)” exhibition is part of the Rencontres du Littoral event, featuring the photography of Ewan Lebourdais at Parc du Nessay from May 1 to June 30, 2026. Well-known for his maritime themes, Lebourdais captures the beauty of leisure activities like windsurfing alongside the grandeur of the French Navy’s fleet, including the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier. This exhibition is a collaborative effort with the Galerie Winston in Dinard and the Mairie de Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, celebrating the French Navy’s 400th anniversary. Visitors will be treated to a collection that reflects the intricate relationship between nature and maritime heritage.
Exhibition in Dinard: German Coastal Defenses
The exhibition ‘Les défenses côtières allemandes de Dinard (1942-1944)’ offers an in-depth look at German coastal defenses in Dinard during World War II. Organized by the Histoire et Patrimoine du Pays de Dinard association in collaboration with the town and the Brittany region, this exhibition takes place at Parc de Port Breton. It is essential for understanding local historical context and wartime architecture. Visitors will gain valuable insights while exploring the exhibits in a scenic park setting.