Region: Brittany

  • Pardon de Saint-Philibert

    The Saint-Philibert pardon in Moelan-sur-Mer is listed for 23 August 2026. It is a chapel-centered gathering, anchored in the local devotional map of coastal Finistere.

  • Mercredis Musicaux in Le Conquet: Summer Celebration

    The Mercredis Musicaux is a varied weekly summer music event in Le Conquet, Brittany. On August 12, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM, attendees are invited to enjoy the lively sounds of Breton music performed by Tamm Tan, celebrated for their engaging tunes. The event also includes an initiation to Breton dance led by ‘Danserien Beg ar Louarn’, providing a perfect blend of enjoyment and cultural experience for all. This event is an excellent opportunity for both locals and visitors to connect with Brittany’s artistic traditions. Bring your dancing shoes for an evening filled with joy and community spirit.

  • Concert in Tréhorenteuc: Celtic Harmony

    An atmospheric evening in Tréhorenteuc with the Concert de Myrdhin et Elisa, featuring well-known harpist Myrdhin and singer Elisa Nicotra. Both artists are celebrated for their contributions to Celtic music, particularly the revival of the Celtic harp since the 1970s. This concert celebrates the beauty of nature, showcasing traditional texts and melodies from Brittany, Ireland, and Italy. Set in the picturesque Eglise du Graal, the event is scheduled to immerse attendees in the rich tapestry of Celtic musical heritage. Kicking off at 6 PM, it’s the perfect summer evening experience. As reservations are recommended, attendees should secure their spots early for this culturally significant performance.

  • Fest-noz

    Ar C’hab e Tañsal marks its 30th anniversary with a fest-noz in Plouhinec on 27 June 2026. The evening features Herriwenn, Merc’hed Ar Pont and the Le Breton/Péron duo, bringing traditional Breton dance music to the local celebration.

  • Fête du Cheval in Loudéac: Local Breeds Celebration

    The 44th Fête du Cheval honors the Breton draught horse, a symbol of central Brittany’s heritage. Festivities commence at 11:00 AM with a parade of mounted and harnessed horses from the racecourse to the town center. Following the parade, enjoy a communal lunch at noon, leading into an afternoon packed with activities starting at 2:30 PM. This year’s highlights include thrilling horse shows featuring the Bohu stud’s Hungarian post and chariot racing, alongside a showcase of 33 horses in mounted recovery. Visitors can also explore exhibitions of vintage tractors and vehicles. The Fête du Cheval is a celebration of local culture, fostering community spirit and appreciation for traditional Breton equestrian heritage. Whether you’re a horse enthusiast or simply in search of a festive atmosphere, this iconic event promises something for everyone.

  • Crêpe Workshops in Moëlan-sur-Mer: Culinary Fun

    Every Monday during the summer, Ghislaine hosts a one-hour workshop focused on the art of Breton pancake-making in Moëlan-sur-Mer. Participants will learn to roll out the batter using the traditional rozell (pancake rake), master various folding techniques, and understand how to care for their billig. At the end of each session, you’ll take home a dozen crêpes along with tips to recreate them in your own kitchen. This workshop provides culinary skills in a convivial atmosphere, suited to sharing a gourmet moment. Spaces are limited, so reservations can be made through HelloAsso. Note that reduced rates are available for members, students, and jobseekers.

  • Les Vendredis de Keringar in Le Conquet: Music & Cuisine

    An evening at the Auberge de Keringar in Le Conquet with ‘Les Vendredis de Keringar’. On July 10, 2026, enjoy a dinner concert featuring the Gwagenn group, known for their atmospheric performances of Breton music. Starting at 6:30 PM, this event combines local culture and cuisine seamlessly. Food options include a selection of aperitifs and tapas, with menus priced at 24€ or 30€, or opt for à la carte choices. This joyous celebration of Breton culture and enjoy exquisite local flavors.

  • Fête de la Musique in Argentré-du-Plessis: Music Evening

    The Fête de la Musique returns to Argentré-du-Plessis on June 19, 2026, offering an evening filled with music and community spirit. Starting at 7 PM, attendees can enjoy performances by Bagad dor Vras, an exciting Blind Test, and a DJ set by the Vinyl Lovers. Local volunteers will provide free refreshments and food, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for all. This festival celebrates the joy of music in Brittany, bringing together locals and visitors for a shared experience. The Jardin du Hill will enhance the festive mood, providing a lovely backdrop for the event.

  • Jeudis de l’Été in Vitré: Summer Celebration

    The Jeudis de l’ete program in Vitre is organized by the Pays de Vitre Tourist Office and takes place around Place du General de Gaulle. The July 23, 2026, edition includes an afternoon walk, an evening concert by Raul y Manoloco, tastings from regional producers and children’s activities such as make-up and traditional wooden games.

  • La Gallésie en Fête

    La Gallésie en Fête celebrates 50 years in Monterfil with a weekend dedicated to Gallo culture and Upper Brittany traditions. The 2026 edition gathers music, storytelling, games and convivial summer festivities at Place du Pâtis, continuing the festival’s role as a meeting point for dancers, musicians, volunteers and local audiences.