The Fête – En bas du pont, y’a des bretons is a lively celebration in Treffiagat on July 23, 2026. Suited to visitors returning from nearby beaches, this event features a festive afternoon of music and dance. Attendees can enjoy traditional Breton dances, play old-fashioned wooden games, and Food options include local delicacies like crêpes and kouigns. The welcoming atmosphere fosters community spirit and makes this festival enjoyable for all ages. Locals and visitors alike will find a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the rich traditions of Brittany. Mark your calendars for this varied event.
Region: Brittany
Festival des Brodeuses in Pont-l’Abbé: Fest Noz Event
The Festival des Brodeuses includes a Fest Noz in Pont-l’Abbe during the July 9-12, 2026, festival program. The lineup highlights Breton music and dance, with artists such as Yann Ewenn L’Haridon and Youen Nedeleg on biniou and bombarde, plus Morgan Lange and Yannick Dabot. The event keeps the festival’s embroidery heritage connected to live regional performance.
Les Dimanches de Brendaouez in Guissény: Summer Concert
Every Sunday during the summer at 6 PM, the Brendaouez Chapel includes enjoy a diverse musical program. The concerts showcase a range of genres, including Celtic, jazz, Baroque, groove, and Breton music. This chapel transforms into a dynamic space for the arts, featuring lively performances by the duo Endro. Klervi Rouyer on harp and Neven Le Pennec on guitar present fresh compositions inspired by global musical cultures, intertwining rhythms from funk, Afro, pop, and jazz. After each performance, attendees have the chance to engage in a convivial exchange with the artists, making for a and enriching experience. Admission is free, with a suggested participation fee. The program includes music while embracing the local community spirit on a beautiful summer Sunday.
Fête de L’Andouille in Guémené-sur-Scorff: Celebration of Fl
The Fête de L’Andouille in Guémené-sur-Scorff celebrates over 20 years of promoting this artisanal product. This year marks its 34th edition, showcasing local culture and cuisine. The festivities kick off Saturday night with a Fest-Noz featuring traditional Breton music. On Sunday at 10 a.m., attendees can participate in a procession honoring Notre-Dame de la Fosse, browse a bustling local farmers’ market, and enjoy a three-course meal featuring andouille with purée. The day also includes a fest-deiz, performances by the well-known Lann Bihoué bagad, and Celtic circles, providing a wonderful opportunity for both locals and visitors to engage with Brittany’s rich traditions. This event and Food options include the flavors and rhythms that define it.
Pardon de Notre Dame de Lorette in Plouhinec: Mass Ceremony
The Pardon de Notre Dame de Lorette is celebrated in Plouhinec on 13 September 2026 at 10:30 AM. This religious ceremony, held at Eglise St Winoc, spotlights the cultural and spiritual practices of the region. Attendees will participate in a mass, serving as both a vital ritual and a community gathering. This event provides a profound opportunity for locals and visitors to engage with Brittany’s heritage and witness an important tradition. Deeply rooted in local culture, this pardon reflects the devotion of the people and offers insights into the religious practices that shape community life. Visitors can observe the rituals and enjoy the ambiance of the church, enriching their understanding of the region’s spiritual heritage.
Farmers’ Market in Brigneau: Fresh Local Goods
The Farmers’ Market in Brigneau runs every Thursday until September from 5 PM to 7 PM, located in the parking lot of the Nautic Bar. Visitors can explore an assortment of fresh, locally sourced goods including organic vegetables from Les Jahrdins du Vent se Lève, artisanal breads from Epi_dabord, and aged goat’s cheese from Ferme Bio du Belon. Food options include buckwheat and wheat crêpes from L’originale: Crêperie ambulante, alongside local spirits from Distillerie Héroult and organic cider from Clohars Carnoët. Additionally, organic pasta from Les Pâtes Robin and fresh flowers from Momisa will be available. It’s a opportunity to support local producers while enjoying a relaxed community atmosphere.
Fête des Bruyères in Beuzec-Cap-Sizun: Breton Celebration
The Fête des Bruyères is a cherished Breton festival occurring annually on the second Sunday of August in Beuzec-Cap-Sizun. This year, it will be celebrated on August 9, 2026, starting with a traditional mass at 10 am. Following the mass, attendees can enjoy aubades in the Place de la Mairie and partake in a meal at the Kastel-Koz site while experiencing lively sea shanties. At around 2 pm, the Breton Wedding Parade will take place, featuring decorated floats that take a scenic route to the festival area. Performances by local groups, including the bagad de Pouldergat and the cercle de Concarneau, along with folkloric ensembles from Galicia, will delight the audience. The schedule also includes a gavotte competition and showcases traditional music and dance throughout the day. As night falls, the celebration culminates in a grand musical fireworks display at approximately 10:45 pm, followed by a fest-noz led by Sonerien Du. This event is a true celebration of Breton culture, offering a experience for both locals and visitors.
Festival de la Saint-Loup in Guingamp: Breton Culture
The Festival de la Saint-Loup is France’s largest Breton dance festival, held annually in Guingamp since 1957. This iconic event gathers thousands of dancers in traditional costumes, showcasing Brittany’s rich culture. Over five days, enjoy colorful parades, spirited competitions, and lively ‘fest-noz’ dances accompanied by the engaging sounds of biniads and bombards. The historic streets come alive with colorful attire, merging tradition and modern celebration that entertains both participants and spectators alike. In and feel the heart of Breton heritage.
Whisky Tour at Armorik Distillery in Lannion: Guided Tasting
Delve into the craftsmanship of Armorik whiskies on a guided tour that takes you from the stills to the aging cellars. This experience concludes with a tasting that highlights the flavors of their whiskies. The tour is fully accessible for individuals with reduced mobility, ensuring inclusivity for all participants. Only assistance or guide dogs are allowed on site. The fusion of tradition and innovation in Lannion, Brittany, and enhance your appreciation for this local distilling craft.
Concert in Daoulas: notable Mexican Rhythms
An atmospheric evening with the La Selva Canta Quartet at the Abbaye de Daoulas. This concert presents a fusion of traditional sounds from Mexico’s Atlantic coast, Northern European folklore, and West African influences, interwoven with traditional Breton singing. Attendees will enjoy a rich tapestry of rhythms and melodies that celebrate global music traditions. Suited to those seeking an auditory experience, mark your calendar for 6 August 2026 at 7:30 PM to partake in this cultural celebration.