The Roulopa association opens the Ferme du Cheval de Trait in Ploërdut for a day devoted to draught horses, rural skills and local production. The visit introduces an installation project focused on threatened draught breeds, including the Breton horse, and places that work in a wider farm setting. A market of local producers, exhibitors and craftspeople runs alongside equestrian demonstrations, Breton games, music and dancing. The day continues into the evening with a guinguette atmosphere and a country-style meal.
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Seaweed Cooking Workshop in Meneham: Culinary Skills
A two-day culinary workshop in Meneham, focusing on the art of cooking with seaweed. Led by Florence Creachcadec, an ethnobotanist and author, along with Nadia Chichiarelli, a professional seaweed harvester, participants will gain hands-on knowledge and skills. The workshop comprises 20% theory and 80% practical cooking, delving into the ecological significance and culinary uses of various edible seaweeds. Sessions will include identifying seaweeds on the foreshore, responsible harvesting techniques, and preservation methods, ensuring attendees are equipped to use seaweed safely and sustainably. Each day features two outings to explore and gather seaweed, complemented by creative recipes and tastings inspired by macrobiotic cooking traditions. Meals will be shared, infused with local flavors for a communal atmosphere. Participants will depart with a booklet of recipes and techniques to continue their culinary adventures beyond the workshop. Scheduled for 16 to 18 August 2026, the workshop welcomes adults and teenagers, with a maximum of 16 participants. An accommodation option is also available. Bring your waterproof footwear and enthusiasm for this flavorful journey into Brittany’s coastal culinary traditions.
Festival À Mon Tour in Brittany: Music and Stories
The Festival À Mon Tour, hosted by the Association Jules et Joséphine, includes a varied evening filled with music and storytelling in Brittany. Starting at 6 PM, enjoy local food from the Locos food-truck. At 7 PM, well-known storyteller Marie Chiff’mine will share atmospheric tales that connect humanity with nature, engaging audiences of all ages with her poetic narratives. Afterward, the Brass Danse Orchestra will take the stage at 8 PM, presenting a mix of dance music including Choro and tango, performed on brass instruments and accordion. Concluding the night, the joyous Le Cyclo Bal will offer a acoustic ball led by Monsieur Lulu, featuring original songs inspired by cycling and lively covers for a night of dancing under the stars. Admission is free, making it a perfect event for locals and visitors to experience Brittany’s rich cultural heritage.
Crepe Workshop in Pleurtuit: Cooking Experience
Located on the beautiful Emerald Coast, Rénate LE BERRE includes a hands-on crepe-making workshop. This engaging experience guides participants through the traditional methods of creating perfect Breton crepes. You will master the use of essential tools, such as the billig for batter application, the rozell for flipping, and the spanell for cooking. With a maximum of six attendees, you’ll receive personalized instruction in a warm, friendly atmosphere. Expect to learn about the necessary equipment, how to care for it, and the secrets to crafting varied crepes from scratch. Each participant leaves with their own creations to enjoy. Open to individuals aged 16 and above, this workshop is ideal for culinary enthusiasts looking to expand their skills.
Pardon de la chapelle St Pierre in Penmarch: Tradition & Dev
The Pardon de la chapelle St Pierre is a significant religious event held at the Chapel of St. Peter in Penmarch, Brittany, on June 28, 2026. This celebration honors St. Peter, depicted with two keys: one gold, symbolizing the celestial, and the other silver, representing the earthly. This imagery reflects his divine role in controlling the gates of Paradise. The Pardon is an integral part of Brittany’s cultural identity, blending local customs with the spiritual significance of St. Peter. Expect a day filled with rituals and community gatherings, attracting both locals and visitors to witness this interweaving of history and faith. Historically, St. Peter’s representation echoes the Roman god Janus, who also carries keys that symbolize different temporal realms. Such connections enrich the cultural narrative of the region. Attending the Pardon provides an opportunity to engage with local religious practices and fosters a deeper connection with the community as summer approaches. This tradition and connect with the people of Penmarch while enjoying the surrounding beauty.
Concerts at La Blanche Hermine in Brittany: Live Performers
The Concerts at La Blanche Hermine, taking place from July 9 to July 11, 2026, in Brittany. This lively event showcases a diverse lineup of performances over three days. On Thursday, July 9, enjoy the traditional sounds of Bagad An Eor Du. The next night, Friday, July 10, the No Name Band will bring their blues rock vibes to the stage. Finally, on Saturday, July 11, groove to the reggae rhythms of Lambs and Lions. This festival highlights talented local musicians and the rich musical traditions of the region. Gather your friends and family for an experience filled with great music and community spirit. For the latest updates, check their Facebook page.
Fête de l’été in Lanhouarneau: Summer Celebration
Lanhouarneau’s entertainment committee is excited to present the 4th edition of Fête de l’été on June 27, 2026. The festivities begin at 7:00 PM with traditional Breton dance, offering an engaging start to the evening. At 7:45 PM, the Wonderbocks band will perform, followed by the Cosmic Froggies at 9:45 PM, both showcasing lively acts rooted in local culture. As the night unfolds, at 11:30 PM, a dazzling fireworks display will light the sky, wrapping up with music from DJ Dafit alongside Jerem Lagen and Champi at midnight. Attendees can Food options include various on-site catering options with meal prices ranging from €3 to €6, along with refreshment stands to maintain the festive spirit. This family-friendly event combines traditional music, lively performances, and local cuisine, making it a highlight of the summer in Brittany.
Fest Deiz in Treffiagat: Local Vibes
Fest Deiz – Techno Vagabonde is an open-air party organized by the Techno Vagabonde association in Treffiagat. This lively event offers a great opportunity to enjoy local music while connecting with the community. The celebration of togetherness and local vibes on this special day. Be part of this gathering.
Les Folies Estivales – Fest Noz in Combrit: Breton Bands
Les Folies Estivales – Fest Noz is scheduled in Combrit on August 6, 2026. The listing presents three Breton bands for an evening centered on fest-noz music and dance. The event highlights traditional instrumentation, kan ha diskan singing and the shared dance format that gives fest-noz its community role in Brittany.
Guerlesquin Night Markets: Local Goods & Crafts
The inaugural Guerlesquin Night Markets, held every Friday from 3 July to 14 August 2026. This event showcases local producers, artisans, and designers, offering a blend of local foods and crafts. Visitors can explore stalls with a variety of regional specialties and handmade goods, ideal for discovering special items or enjoying meals in a festive atmosphere. Engage with the local community and Food options include the authentic flavors of Brittany.