Region: Brittany

  • 11h55 au Beffroi in Concarneau: Belfry Insights

    The exhibition “11h55 au Beffroi” at the Maison du Patrimoine in Concarneau invites visitors to discover the rich history of the Ville-Close belfry. It showcases architectural significance and restoration plans, shedding light on this historic landmark. Visitors can join free guided flash visits each Friday from 5 PM to 5:45 PM from July 10 to August 28, excluding August 14. Additionally, an Expo-apéro occurs on select Wednesdays, June 24 and September 16, at 6 PM, with an entrance fee of €9, reduced to €5. Children’s workshops titled “In the Shadow of the Belfry” are available for ages 7-12 on Wednesdays during July and August, and on October 21 and 28, featuring free participation upon reservation. LEGO® mosaic activities are set for Saturdays, May 23 and July 4, from 10 AM to 6 PM, making this event informative and engaging for families.

  • Full Moon Festival in Lannion: Celtic Celebrations

    The 3rd edition of the Full Moon Festival will take place at the Manoir de Trorozec in Lannion on July 25, 2026. This notable event showcases Celtic traditions through a variety of wellness activities, crafts, and cultural experiences. Visitors can engage with over 40 Breton exhibitors offering lectures, workshops, and craft demonstrations. The festival features live concerts, a costume contest, and a photography competition, culminating with festivities under the full moon. Enjoy performances from renowned artists such as Pascal Lamour, Christophe Auray, and Justine Jouet, with the duo Soloma & Alizarina delivering a unique blend of electronic and acoustic music. An open-air café will provide local and sustainable food and drinks throughout the event. Whether you’re a Celtic culture enthusiast or simply seeking a lively atmosphere, the Full Moon Festival promises an unforgettable experience in Lannion.

  • Kouign-Amann Workshop in Brittany: Artisan Pastry Class

    Enhance your baking skills at a Kouign-Amann workshop in Brittany, led by award-winning pastry chef Marine. This engaging session, limited to six participants, ensures individualized attention as you delve into the techniques of this famous Breton dessert. Experience the joy of crafting your Kouign-Amann, celebrated for its rich butter flavor and flaky layers. Perfect for those eager to impress friends and family with homemade delicacies. Don’t miss this chance—secure your place for the workshop on 25 July 2026, from 10:00 to 13:00. If the initial class fills up, a second session will be available, allowing everyone to create and savor their sweet masterpiece.

  • Fest-noz in Treffiagat: Breton Dance Celebration

    Experience the notable Fest-noz in Treffiagat, where you can dance to traditional Breton music in a picturesque setting by the Saint-Fiacre chapel. The evening begins at 7 PM, with a variety of catering options available. Delight in local beverages like Madé Chistr or Madé Gwin, and for a true Breton experience, enjoy the classic Madé dour. This event showcases the rich culture of Brittany, offering a memorable evening filled with music, dance, and local flavors. Be part of this cherished community tradition!

  • Forest Biodiversity Walk in Loudéac: Gallo Tales

    Discover the rich biodiversity of the Forêt de Loudéac during this nature walk, focusing on trees, shrubs, and remarkable plants. As you traverse the trail, keep an eye out for mushrooms. As dusk descends, listen for the enchanting twilight song of the Engoulvent, a mysterious forest bird. Weather permitting, a forest-themed tale will be shared in Gallo to enrich your experience. The event is set for July 14, 2026, starting at 7.45 PM at the Croisée des Mares d’Abas. This is a unique chance to connect with nature and appreciate local culture!

  • Jeudis de l’Été in Vitré: Summer Highlights

    The Jeudis de l’Été (Summer Thursdays) is a beloved summer celebration in Vitré, running since 2004, organized by the Pays de Vitré Tourist Office. Held at the Place du Général de Gaulle, this notable community event features concerts, storytelling walks, and showcases from local producers. On August 20, 2026, enjoy a concert by Studio LAPS, along with performances from two local groups at 7:30 PM. Attendees can indulge in delicious local treats and products throughout the evening. Children can participate in activities such as a makeup workshop facilitated by the ‘Rue du Bonheur’ association and engage with wooden games provided by the Ludothèque of the Centre Social de Vitré. This event is a perfect opportunity to connect with family and friends while savoring the rich culture and flavors of Vitré during the summer.

  • Cidrerie Distillerie Jouny in Tréméreuc: Tasting Event

    Located between Dinard and Dinan, Cidrerie Distillerie Jouny offers a unique tasting event amid beautiful organic orchards. Visitors can sample exquisite farmhouse ciders, perries, juices, and eaux-de-vie crafted from local apples and pears. The outdoor tour begins in high-stem orchards that showcase biodiversity and sustainable farming practices. Guests will learn about traditional cider-making techniques, including pressing and fermentation, with equipment on display depending on the season. The experience concludes with a friendly tasting that captures the essence of the region’s terroir. Suitable for small groups, it provides accessibility for individuals with reduced mobility. Children under 7 can attend for free with an adult. Secure your spot online to enjoy the authentic flavors of Brittany!

  • Heritage Walk in Dinard: World War II Insights

    The Dinard CCAS and the City of Art and History invite you to a heritage walking tour centered on World War II. This 7-kilometer route will delve into the events of 1940, life in Dinard during the occupation, and significant moments during the Liberation. Open to all, this free event requires no registration. Participants can meet at 9 a.m. at Le Spot or at 9:30 a.m. on the Esplanade du Prieuré, across from Port Breton, with a return to Le Spot at 12:30 p.m. Attendees should wear suitable clothing and walking shoes, and bring a water bottle.

  • Soirée de l’Aven in Riec-sur-Bélon: Music & Food

    Join us for the Soirée de l’Aven on 8 August 2026, starting from 19:00 until 01:00 in Riec-sur-Bélon. This event celebrates traditional music and features captivating circus performances. Attendees can engage in a Fest-noz, a lively dance rooted in Breton culture. A variety of food options, including crêpes and refreshments, makes it a perfect outing for everyone. The atmosphere promises to be warm and inviting, filled with music and laughter. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this night creates memorable experiences. Don’t miss this festive celebration of culture and community!

  • Les Nuits Celtiques in Peniti: Traditional Music, Regional Languages & Oral Traditions

    Celebrate Breton culture at Les Nuits Celtiques in Peniti on July 22, 2026. The evening features lively traditional music and dance by the Cercle Celtique “Alc’houederien Kastellin” from Châteaulin. This event offers a fantastic opportunity to engage with Brittany’s rich heritage and the local community. Refreshments, including delectable crêpes, will be available, enhancing the festive atmosphere. Admission is free and no reservation is required, making it open to everyone. Join in this celebration of Breton traditions through music and dance!