The Kenleur Tour 2026 invites everyone to a celebration of Breton music and dance at Camping d’Aleth in Saint-Malo-de-Beignon. Scheduled for July 17 from 7 PM to 10:20 PM, audiences will enjoy performances by the pairs Pichard/Vincendeau and André/Lefebvre, highlighting the region’s rich cultural heritage. Refreshments and snacks will be available on-site, making it an ideal evening for enthusiasts of local traditions. With free admission, this event is scheduled to be an engaging gathering for all.
Region: Brittany
Festival Nature in Pontivy: Community and Ecology
The Festival Nature in Pontivy offers a weekend of engaging, family-friendly activities focused on environmental awareness and local culture. On July 3, the festivities begin with an open-air cinema featuring the film “Vivant” by Yann Arthus Bertrand. This cinematic showcase of French biodiversity will be projected on a giant screen, creating a collective experience under the stars. Guests are encouraged to bring comfortable seating like cushions or folding chairs. The following day, July 4, is filled with a variety of crafts and nature-themed workshops from 10 AM to 6 PM. Participants can engage in pottery, vegetable ink making, eco-construction demos, and discover recovered crafts presented by local artisans. For the adventurous, options like tree climbing and geocaching are available. Food trucks will provide a selection of both sweet and savory treats to keep everyone energized. As the sun sets, enjoy live Celtic music that is scheduled to elevate the atmosphere of this community event. The Festival Nature emphasizes creativity and a connection to nature, making it ideal for families seeking both fun and education.
Festival des Brodeuses in Pont-l’Abbé: Grand Parade
The Festival des Brodeuses in Pont-l’Abbé presents a Sunday dedicated to cultural celebration. The Grand Parade, featuring Celtic circles and bagadoù, will traverse the streets of Général de Gaulle and Rue du Château. This event highlights Brittany’s cultural richness, showcasing spirited performances and colorful ensembles. The procession will pass by the church, creating an atmosphere brimming with community pride and festive spirit.
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 local 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.
Défilé – Entre Terre et Mer in Penmarch: Community Parade
The Défilé – Entre Terre et Mer will take place on August 2, 2026, in Penmarch, Brittany. Starting at 2 PM, the event features a lively craft village near the St-Guénolé harbor, showcasing local artisans. At 3 PM, enjoy an engaging dance performance at the foot of the iconic Eckmühl lighthouse by the Kevrenn Alre d’Auray circle and bagad. The highlight of the day is the traditional parade at 4 PM, featuring around a hundred participants in regional costumes, celebrating Brittany’s rich cultural heritage. Catering options will be available at the St-Guénolé harbor from 6 PM for those wanting to Food options include local cuisine. As the evening progresses, the Fest-Noz will commence at 10 PM, offering a Breton dance celebration with performances by O’Tridal and Sonneurs Ollu. This event presents a blend of culture, community spirit, and entertainment. The festivities and take part in the traditions of Brittany.
2 Days of Celebrations in Plénée-Jugon: Food & Activities
The 2 Days of Celebrations in Plénée-Jugon on August 1 and 2, 2026. The weekend begins with a flea market on Saturday morning, followed by an exciting shuffleboard competition in the afternoon, and concludes with a beer festival featuring live music in the evening. A sauerkraut meal is available by reservation. Sunday offers outdoor activities, including morning hikes, mountain biking, and quad/motorcycle rides, with lunch provided for those who reserve. As the day progresses, enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with food trucks in the evening. Throughout the weekend, local culinary delights such as galettes-saucisses, fries, and crêpes will be served from Saturday lunchtime until Sunday afternoon. Most festivities will take place at La Vallée, with the flea market located around the church, fostering a community celebration that reflects the spirit of Brittany.
Les Années Folles Exhibition in Dinard: 1920s Lifestyle
The “Les Années Folles” exhibition, organized by the Histoire et Patrimoine du Pays de Dinard / Rance / Emeraude association, showcases the lifestyle of the Roaring Twenties in Dinard. Running daily from 3 PM to 7 PM from July 1 to August 5, 2026, this event features 35 informative panels that delve into seaside tourism, festivals, and architecture of the period, alongside presentations of influential figures and leisure activities. Attendees can view artifacts and documents that have never been exhibited before, including key items from Mayor Paul Crolard’s desk and wheelchair. Models of iconic local establishments, such as the Casino Balneum and Hôtel Royal, will also be showcased. Us at the Manoir de Port Breton to Take part in Dinard’s lively 1920s and partake in its rich history. Admission is €5, while entry is free for under-18s and individuals with reduced mobility.
Celtic Nights in Peniti: Breton Music Celebration
The magic of traditional Breton culture at Les Nuits Celtiques de Peniti on 29 July 2026. The event features the talented Fouesnant’s Celtic Circle, “Ar Pintiged Foen,” well-known for their engaging performances of Breton music and dance. Food options include delectable crêpes and refreshments available on-site, all without any admission fee. This welcoming event presents an authentic glimpse into Brittany’s rich cultural heritage, making it suited to everyone.
Fest Deiz in Kerlouan: A Dance Celebration
The Fest Deiz takes place at the scenic Meneham site in Kerlouan, Brittany, on 26 July 2026. Organized by the Avel Deiz association, this festival emphasizes traditional Breton culture through dance and music. Beginning at 3 PM, enjoy performances by the Troadig and Brujun groups, creating an energetic atmosphere on the open-air dance floor. With a stabilised ground, it’s an ideal venue for both amateur and experienced dancers to participate in the festivities. Open to everyone, this event offers a varied opportunity to engage with local culture and community spirit.
Pardon des sauveteurs bigoudens in Guilvinec: Tribute Event
The Pardon des sauveteurs bigoudens is a poignant event held in Guilvinec, Brittany on 12 July 2026. It begins at 10:00 with a solemn blessing of the sea at Grève Blanche beach, honoring those who have lost their lives at sea. Attendees will witness a procession featuring banners accompanied by the traditional sounds of the bagad An Dreizherien, celebrating the region’s rich cultural heritage. At 11:00, the community gathers for a traditional mass in front of the chapel, reinforcing the event’s significance in local memory and tradition. This gathering not only pays tribute to the sea rescuers but also serves as a expression of local culture and community spirit, drawing in both residents and visitors alike. Be part of this occasion that intertwines spirituality with cultural festivities.