The Pardon de Sainte-Anne in Fouesnant begins with procession and Mass at the Chapelle de Sainte-Anne before moving into a broader community celebration. Local cuisine is served at midday, on site or to take away. In the afternoon, Bro Foën bagad and the Ar Pintiged Foen Celtic circle lead the country-folk festival, with booths and games adding to the chapel-day atmosphere. The event keeps the classic structure of a Breton pardon: devotion first, then music, food and local gathering.
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Fest Noz du Friko in Guimaëc: Celebrate Breton Culture
The Fest Noz du Friko in Guimaëc as we celebrate the close of summer. This event is an invitation for both locals and visitors to dance to the lively tunes of traditional Breton music. Located in the village center, the gathering’s warm atmosphere enhances the experience, fostering a sense of community. Suitable for all ages, the Fest Noz guarantees an enjoyable night filled with spirited music and joyful connections.
Whisky Blending Workshop in Lannion: Create Your Bottle
The Whisky Blending Workshop at Distillerie Warenghem in Lannion invites participants to craft their own Breton Single Malt Whisky. Guided by expert blenders, attendees will delve into the art of whisky blending, creating a personalized bottle to take home. This hands-on event celebrates Breton whisky traditions and caters to both enthusiasts and newcomers. Embrace the flavors of Armorik whisky while showcasing your creativity.
Les Escales Musicales in Perros-Guirec: Kerloi Duo
On August 16, 2026, at 4 PM, duo Kerloi will perform in Gaby Ollivier Square, Perros-Guirec. Featuring Etienne Kerbaul on clarinet and Julian Loiseau on diatonic accordion, they will showcase over 30 years of musical collaboration. Their performances are known for blending their instruments into an engaging atmosphere that encourages the audience to dance. This free event presents a joyful celebration of traditional Breton music, making it a experience for all attendees.
Saint-Loup Festival in Guingamp: Breton Dance Championship
The Saint-Loup Festival in Guingamp will take place on August 23, 2026, offering both free and ticketed events throughout the day. Kicking off at 9 AM is the second round of the national Breton dance championship, showcasing talented finalists who represent their regions. At 10 AM, a traditional Breton mass will be held at the Basilica, led by the Bagad de Guingamp, honoring local customs. The afternoon continues at 2 PM with a lively parade featuring Breton games, including backhold and gouren tournaments. The grand finale of the dance championship starts at 2:30 PM, concluding the national competition in a manner. To cap off the celebrations, La Dérobée will provide free entertainment in the evening, followed by concerts and a fest-noz starting at 7:30 PM, featuring various artists (fees may apply). This festival is a expression of Brittany’s culture, inviting everyone to engage in traditional music and dance.
Chants de marins in Belz: Sea Songs Celebration
The rich maritime culture of Brittany at the “Chants de marins” concert on June 28, 2026, in Belz. This engaging event showcases traditional sea chanteys and songs of the sea, conducted by the talented Angéline Johnston. With free admission, it’s an ideal occasion for music enthusiasts to connect with the region’s nautical heritage. Gather with locals and visitors to appreciate these timeless songs that reflect the history and spirit of the sea.
Marché de Producteurs in Pouldreuzic: Local Goods
The Marché de Producteurs on 13 July 2026 in Pouldreuzic, organized by the Amicale des Sapeurs-Pompiers de Pouldreuzic-Plovan. Located near Penhors beach, this market showcases local producers with a diverse range of goods representing Breton gastronomy. Throughout the day, visitors can enjoy live music, adding a local atmosphere to this popular market scene. It’s a opportunity to taste local specialties while appreciating the region’s artistic talents. For those interested in local culture, this event offers a varied mix of flavors, music, and community spirit, making it a must-visit in Brittany. Whether you are a foodie or curious about local produce, the Marché de Producteurs has something for everyone. Come support local vendors and enjoy a day filled with melodious tunes and tastings.
Fest Noz de l’été in Saint-Quay-Portrieux: Dance Night
The Fest Noz de l’été on July 24 at Parc de la Duchesse Anne. The evening starts at 7 PM with local catering, leading to a night of Breton music. The Bagad Sonerion Sant Ké will open the festivities at 8 PM, setting the stage for lively performances. The program includes lively tunes from STARTIJENN, known for their traditional instruments that energize the crowd to dance. KEMM also joins, promising an innovative approach to classic tunes while respecting traditional steps. This celebration is an invitation to everyone to experience a night of music and cultural connection.
Pleins Feux sur le Conquet in Le Conquet: Summer Celebration
The summer celebration at Le Conquet with “Pleins Feux sur le Conquet.” The festival kicks off at midday with a musical lunch featuring Tchaï Latte Duo. In the afternoon, visitors can enjoy street arts shows, giant wooden games, and an exciting waiter’s race in the town center. As evening approaches, enjoy the performance from Bagad Plougastell from 6 PM to 7:30 PM, followed by electrifying pop music from Eva Hélia from 7:30 to 8:45 PM. The program includes classic French songs with Les Barons de comptoir from 9 PM until 10:45 PM. The evening culminates in a striking fireworks display at 10:45 PM, followed by a high-energy set of Breton electro music by PLANTEC until 12:30 AM. This event presents a day filled with lively music, engaging activities, and a festive atmosphere for all.
BEFORE Fête de la Langoustine in Lesconil: Musical Night
The BEFORE Fête de la Langoustine makes its return for the third edition on August 7, 2026, at the scenic Port de Lesconil. With preparations underway for the main festival, this evening event sparks the celebrations. Starting at 7 PM, enjoy a local atmosphere featuring Ju anim, a popular entertainer known for engaging both individuals and professionals. The highlight of the night is the performance by Pokes de criée, a well-known Breton band from the Pays Bigouden and Finistère region. Their sound combines Breton and Celtic roots with lively rock influences, promising an musical experience. Locals and fellow visitors to celebrate the community spirit and traditions as you gear up for the Fête de la Langoustine. This event celebrates local culture through music, food, and festivities.