Trégunc invites everyone to participate in a initiation into Breton dances with the prestigious Ar Rouedou Glas Celtic Circle. This event, open to all ages and skill levels, takes place on 22 July 2026 at 6:30 PM at the Place de l’Eglise. These free sessions provide a opportunity to engage with local traditions and enjoy an evening filled with lively music and dance alongside the community. Bring your friends and join in the fun.
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Fête du Miel in Plouescat: Local Honey Celebration
The Fête du Miel in Plouescat offers a special day dedicated to honey and local traditions. On August 16, 2026, enjoy free visits to the honey house from 3 PM to 6:30 PM, with extended hours from 10 AM to 6 PM for those visiting on Sunday. Taste a variety of hive products that highlight local flavors. Families can also participate in traditional Breton games, ensuring entertainment for everyone. The venue is designed to be accessible for individuals with reduced mobility. A facet of Brittany’s culture with experiences and community spirit.
Festival des Brodeuses in Pont-l’Abbé: Tradition and Modern
The Festival des Brodeuses, one of France’s oldest folklore events, has enchanted audiences since 1954. Originating from the election of the ‘Queen of the Embroiderers,’ this festival highlights Brittany’s rich cultural heritage with traditional parades and folk performances. Visitors can enjoy local artists showcasing their talents alongside modern groups, offering a fusion of old and new. Set in the picturesque Pont-l’Abbé, the festival presents an opportunity to experience authentic local culture. Attendees will witness lively demonstrations of traditional crafts, participate in dances, and enjoy the spirit of community this event fosters. With a full program lined up, it is scheduled to be an experience for anyone eager to delve into Breton traditions.
Festival de la Lanterne in Combourg: Musical Celebration
The Festival de la Lanterne will bring an exciting night of music to Combourg, Brittany, on August 22, 2026. From 6:30 PM to midnight, over ten musical groups will perform across six stages. Audiences can enjoy a variety of genres, including rock, rap, blues, folk, and world music, promising a richly diverse listening experience. A standout moment of the evening will be the Fest Noz on Place de l’Eglise, celebrating traditional Breton music and dance. The festivities will begin with street performances throughout the town’s bars and shops, generating a local atmosphere. Additionally, a “guinguette” area in the Cour des Arts will offer musical refreshments in a picturesque setting. This year, the festival enhances its theme with atmospheric lanterns and garlands illuminating the town, creating an atmospheric ambiance. Locals and visitors in celebrating through music and culture in this location.
Pardon Saint Boscat et Saint Laurent in Tréogat: Religious F
The Pardon Saint Boscat et Saint Laurent is a traditional Breton religious festival taking place on 9 August 2026 in Tréogat. This event highlights the rich cultural heritage of Brittany, inviting participants to engage in a day filled with customs and local community spirit. Gather at the Eglise on Rue de la Fontaine to witness the religious ceremonies reflecting the spiritual practices of the region. This festival not only showcases local devotion but also promotes unity among attendees, making it a meaningful occasion for residents and visitors alike.
Fête de la Pleine Lune in Lannion: Celebrating Celtic Tradit
The third Fete de la Pleine Lune is listed for July 25, 2026, at Manoir de Trorozec in Lannion. The festival focuses on wellness, nature and Celtic traditions, with Breton exhibitors, workshops, craft demonstrations, lectures and a costume contest. The music program includes Celtic harp by Marion Le Solliec and handpan by Dominique Molard, with evening activities scheduled under the full moon.
Breton Song and Celtic Harp Concert in Cléden-Cap-Sizun: A M
A varied concert featuring Breton singer Élodie Jaffré and harpist Awena Lucas on July 19, 2026, at the Chapelle Saint-They in Cléden-Cap-Sizun. This talented duo specializes in traditional themes and songs from Basse Bretagne, including gwerzioù, sonioù, and kan ha diskan. Their rich repertoire offers an engaging experience, suited to dancing or listening. Since their collaboration began in 2016, Élodie and Awena have developed a bond, sharing their passion and sensitivity with audiences. Expect a highlight of award-winning performances and selections from their duo album released in 2019. Admission is free.
Fête des Marins in Kérity: Family Fun
The Fête des Marins et Amis du port de Kérity presents a lively day at the harbor featuring free concerts and engaging entertainment. Zodiac rides at Les Étocs and visit the Prince d’Eckmühl lifeboat for a demonstration by rescue dogs and the SNSM jet ski. Kids can enjoy face painting, a sailor workshop, fishing, bubbles, Breton games, and tug-of-war. A variety of food and refreshments will be available throughout the day. Musical acts include the traditional bagad an Dreizherien, the festive rock of La Ruse du père Lafeinte, and nostalgic tunes from Rue Bixkub, celebrating hits from the 80s and 90s. This annual event is essential for music lovers and families wanting to experience local culture in beautiful Brittany.
Breizh Session in Locmélar: Breton Open Mic
The Breizh Session in Locmélar is an open mic night celebrating Breton music, taking place on June 28, 2026. Musicians of all skill levels and instruments are invited to share their talents in a supportive atmosphere. The first session features engaging performances by Grégoire Pluet and Malo Le Gall, setting the stage for an inclusive evening. Whether you’re an experienced musician or just starting out, this event is a great opportunity to showcase your abilities and connect with the Breton music community. Prepare for a night filled with rhythm and melody in the heart of Brittany.