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  • Exposition collective in Le Conquet: Art & Heritage

    The Exposition collective in Le Conquet showcases the artistry of Catherine Cloup, who uses etchings, copperplate engravings, and linocuts, alongside sculptures made from terracotta and reclaimed metal, reflecting local and marine themes. Léo Barbotin, an object designer and photographer, presents a project highlighting the town’s heritage identity through innovative design tools. Additionally, the exhibition features ‘Bilzig’, a typeface by Jeanne Saliou, crafted for the typographic nuances of Breton, Gallo, and French. Visitors can engage with the creative processes showcased through research materials, sample booklets, kakemonos, and posters, from 17 to 30 August. The exhibit allows attendees to connect with these artistic expressions that honor local culture.

  • Denez Prigent Concert in Lamballe: Breton Gwerz

    On July 10, 2026, Denez Prigent will grace the stage at the Collégiale Notre-Dame in Lamballe, bringing to life the spirit of Breton culture. Well-known for his ‘golden voice,’ Denez draws from over thirty years of musical journey, focusing on the Gwerz, a traditional form of Breton song. This outstanding concert will weave together traditional Gwerz and original works, creating a rich tapestry of sound for music aficionados. With a mix of solo a cappella pieces and engaging audience participation, attendees will have the chance to connect intimately with this timeless art form. Denez’s concert is scheduled to be a must-see event, celebrating the profound heritage and musical traditions of Brittany.

  • Les Mardis de Saint-Gilles in Malestroit: Summer Concerts

    Les Mardis de Saint-Gilles will delight audiences with an array of musical performances at Église Saint-Gilles in Malestroit this summer. The series opens on 7 July with Ensemble TROBAIRITZ’s ‘Rivages Méditerranéens,’ featuring an atmospheric mix of Mediterranean sounds. On 13 July, the Chœur INSPIRATIONS, led by Maud Hamon-Loisance, presents ‘Prendre racines,’ a choral performance sure to resonate with all who attend. Celtic music on 21 July with ‘Keltia en Iliz,’ featuring organist Henri-Pierre Ruello alongside Éric Quéméré (bombardes) and Loïc Denis (bagpipes). The series continues on 28 July with ‘Dolcissimi Sirène,’ showcasing Italian Baroque melodies performed by soprano Soizick Rouellan and Emmanuel Isembert on the organ. The final event on 4 August, ‘Cloches à main LA SOURCE,’ will feature conductor Michaël Coe and bass-baritone Adrian Brook, bringing the musical journey to a grand close. Each evening begins at 8:30 PM with free admission, encouraging community participation and enjoyment of summer’s soundscapes.

  • Tonnellerie Lefloc’h Tour in Lannion: Barrel Crafting

    In Lannion, the Tonnellerie Lefloc’h visit opens the workshop of Benjamin Lefloc’h, identified by the source as Brittany’s only cooper craftsman. The tour follows the making of wooden barrels for cider, wine and eaux-de-vie, from the selection of noble woods to the gestures used to shape and assemble each piece. The visit also presents decorative objects and the workshop’s use of wood from sustainably managed forests. For visitors, the value is precise and concrete: this is not a generic craft stop, but a look at a rare regional know-how still tied to Brittany’s drink and food culture.

  • Guided Tour of Exhibition in Le Faouët: Breton Music

    This guided tour offers an in-depth look at the biniou and bombarde players, key figures in the history of Breton culture. Their music has marked significant occasions in Breton life over generations. Artists have long drawn inspiration from these musicians, evident in various works such as paintings, photographs, and sculptures. The exhibition highlights this artistic dedication, showcasing the enduring influence of traditional Breton melodies on contemporary art. Attendees will have a chance to connect with these distinctive pieces on July 16, 2026. Reservations are necessary to participate in this cultural exploration.

  • Musical Encounters in Trébabu: Sacred & Secular Music

    The “Rencontres musicales de Trébabu” takes place on 24 July 2026, from 18:00 to 19:30, featuring the skilled Jean-Pierre Tanguy on tin whistle and bombarde, alongside Roland Guyomarch on organ. This concert presents traditional melodies that intertwine sacred and secular themes, celebrating the rich musical heritage of Ireland, Wales, and Brittany. The beautiful sounds will transport attendees through vivid landscapes, underscoring the cultural ties between these regions. Set in Église Saint-Tugdual in Trébabu, the venue enhances the acoustic experience, making it an ideal setting. Whether a local resident or a visitor, this performance presents an evening filled with traditional folk music.

  • 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.