Per Vari Kervarec, Tony Dudognon and Brieuc Colleter are named on the bill for this Christmas concert in Pont-l’Abbé. The instrumental pairing places the biniou, a Breton bagpipe, alongside the organ. Organized by the Friends of the Organ, the concert welcomes voluntary contributions from listeners.
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Susanoô and Allebou at Café Breton
An artistic residency in Brittany brings Susanoô and Allebou together at Café Breton. Susanoô works across pop and French chanson, while Allebou contributes his rap repertoire and stage experience. DJ B-Fresh joins them on the turntables, and a set by Burglecuts extends the programme beyond the two featured artists.
Le mobilier breton en fête in Baud
Le mobilier breton en fête brings Breton furniture into a programme of film, storytelling and reuse in Baud. A screening and a storytelling walk sit alongside a tour and a sale of furniture at modest prices. Upcycling is also on the programme, with food and refreshments available during the gathering.
Mod Coz: Breton Costume and Vintage Sewing Fair
Breton costume and vintage fashion set the theme for Mod Coz in Scaër. Specialists and collectors offer fabrics, haberdashery, lace and threads, alongside bags, shoes, hats and jewellery. The fair brings finished accessories and sewing materials together for visitors looking for pieces to collect or supplies for their own work.
Estran and Waraok: Fest-Noz in Plouër-sur-Rance
Plouër-sur-Rance’s fest-noz brings Estran and Waraok together for an evening of live music rooted in Breton social dancing. The gathering is participatory: the musicians play for people taking to the dance floor. Food and a drinks stand are available on site, with standard admission to the fest-noz priced at €8.
O’Tridal and Guests: Breton Music Celebration
O’Tridal celebrates a decade of concerts and festoù-noz with artists who have shared the trio’s musical journey. The guest bill includes Denez, Startijenn, Blue Glaz and Plantec, alongside Talec & Noguet, Tymen & Kerveillant and Toupin & Nollet. Breton music rooted in the region and open to wider influences shapes the gathering in La Forêt-Fouesnant.
Eskemm: Plouescat Stories, Music and Theatre
Plouescat residents take the floor at Eskemm to talk about their town through sport, crafts, painting, history and Breton. Short contributions move quickly between subjects, with music and theatre connecting the speakers. The format brings personal accounts and local interests together in a programme shaped by the people of Plouescat.
Fest-Noz Tregorn: Kanfarted Rostren and C’hwibanez
Kanfarted Rostren and C’hwibanez are among the performers at Fest-Noz Tregorn in Glomel. Avel Nevez and the Tregornan festival committee organize the gathering, with a dedicated floor for Breton dancing. Crêpes are also served at tables for visitors coming to eat, and three tents supplement the main hall.
Galerie Casanova: Glass Art and Dinard Heritage
Galerie Casanova opens its doors for a look at glass sculpture and Dinard’s social history. Chantal Royant’s pâte de verre work draws on the sea, light and changing landscapes of the Emerald Coast. The gallery occupies a former dance bar created as an annex to the Gallic Hôtel, bringing the resort’s cabaret past into the visit.
Menez Meur: Breton Breeds and Moorland Discovery
Bretonne Pie Noir cattle, Ouessant sheep and other domestic breeds share Menez Meur’s discovery trails with wildlife. A moorland backpack introduces the plants and birds of the heath through an interactive route. The Koad Kit adds woodland activities, while a clue hunt about farm animals and Breton nature has booklets for different ages.