The flavors of Brittany with the “Seaweed Discovery” workshop in Guilvinec. This immersive experience includes coastal walks and cooking sessions. Participants will enjoy a 2-3 hour interactive journey to harvest and identify edible seaweed species while learning sustainable practices and the marine ecosystem. A tasting of fresh seaweed harvested directly from the sea is included. Participants can also join an introductory seaweed cooking workshop in a local producer’s kitchen. Master the techniques to transform seaweed into varied dishes and enjoy a group tasting of your culinary creations. Suitable for ages 12 and up, prices are €35 for the discovery outing and €20 for the cooking session. Reservations are required, with sessions scheduled around tide timings for an authentic experience. A special combined workshop price is available at €50 per person.
Topic: events
Marché du Terroir et de l’Artisanat in Cléder: Local Delicac
The Marché du Terroir et de l’Artisanat in Cléder is a showcase of local artisans and producers. Organized by the Cléder – Herleshausen-Lauchröden twinning committee, this event features 40 exhibitors offering a rich array of handcrafted goods and regional specialties. Attendees can enjoy a variety of local foods and refreshments, including crêpes and galettes-saucisses, ensuring a varied day out. This market not only supports local creators but also highlights the gastronomic heritage of Brittany. Mark your calendar for July 14, 2026, and experience Cléder’s local offerings.
Heritage Seaweed Walk in Brittany: Local Tools & Boats
The heritage seaweed walk on Penn Enez dune in Le Koréjou to delve into the rich history of the seaweed industry. This event showcases past and present tools, ovens, and boats integral to the seaweed trade. Proper footwear is recommended for the dune trek as participants engage with local heritage and learn about this facet of Brittany’s coastal culture. Ideal for history buffs and local tradition enthusiasts, this walk offers an opportunity to connect with Brittany’s maritime past.
Breton Dance Initiation in Plouhinec: Fun Sessions
A hands-on introduction to Breton dances with the Ar C’hab e Tañsal association. Classes feature popular dances including the gavotte, an dro, and hanterdro. These sessions occur every Wednesday evening from July 15 to August 26, 2026, from 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM at Salle Chez Jeanne in Plouhinec. Open to adults and kids aged 7 and up, the initiative promises fun for families. Participation is free, though hat donations are welcome to support pediatric cancer research through the association Un horizon d’espoir. Refreshments will be available during breaks, adding to the community atmosphere of this engaging event. Us to harness the joy of dance for a meaningful cause while celebrating Breton culture.
Guided Visit “Discover Breton” in Brittany: Language Tales
Engage with the Breton language on this guided visit that reveals its words and expressions. An enthusiastic guide will share engaging stories and anecdotes about Breton culture, making this experience valuable for language enthusiasts and cultural explorers. This event emphasizes the beauty of the Breton language while deepening your appreciation for Brittany’s heritage. Scheduled for three distinct dates,.
Cyanotype Workshop in Plouguerneau: Seaweed Art
At the Centre ALGAE in Plouguerneau, Explore the creative world of seaweed. This interactive cyanotype workshop invites participants aged 7 and over to explore the natural beauty of Brittany’s diverse seaweeds, with nearly 700 species to discover. You’ll take on the role of a botanical artist, gaining insight into cyanotype printing—a monochrome photographic process that produces striking blue prints. This hands-on activity is designed for families and art enthusiasts alike, offering a fun and educational experience. Spots are limited, so.
Mémé K7 Concert in Ploëzal: Traditional Fusion
Mémé K7, the 10th collective of Kreiz Breizh Akademi, features a hybrid orchestra of ten musicians led by fiddler Pierre Droual. This innovative project aims to revive and transform traditional songs from 20th-century Breton women, including voices like Katrin Guern and Julienne Juguet. By reinterpreting the past, it transforms their memories into a notable, rock-inspired sound that defies clichés. This concert presents an engaging experience for fans of traditional fusion music, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Brittany while appealing to contemporary audiences.
Guided Tour in Breton at Ecomuseum Ker Dreger: Local Culture
A guided tour at Ecomuseum Ker Dreger, exclusively for Breton speakers on 10 July 2026. Participants will navigate through various sections of the ecomuseum, engaging with local heritage and culture showcased in the Breton language. This tour underscores the rich linguistic traditions of Brittany and provides valuable insights into the region’s history and customs. It’s an excellent opportunity for locals and visitors alike to connect with Breton culture.
Heritage Walk in Belle-Isle-en-Terre: History Uncovered
Participate in the ‘Balade patrimoine – Les Mardis Bellislois’ on July 14, 2026, in Belle-Isle-en-Terre. This guided walk, led by Ewen Rabier, covers 1.5 km, starting at Lady Mond castle and navigating narrow streets along the Léguer river. The fascinating life of Lady Mond, once the wealthiest woman of her era, and learn about Brittany’s past. The journey includes a visit to the Halles, the former St. Jacques church, where a local market features seasonal products. This event offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse in Brittany’s rich heritage while savoring local flavors.
Fête du maquereau in Brittany: Seafood Festival
Saint-Brieuc’s Fête du Maquereau celebrates Cesson’s fishing-village memory through food, music and harbour-side sociability. The source announces a designer market, mackerel tasting, sea shanties, concerts, karaoke, pétanque and a fest-noz across two days. Saturday opens with Bord’all and an 8 p.m. Fest-Noz by Nozicaa and Kazdal. Sunday continues with day-long entertainment, including Flanagan, Anibal Galan, karaoke with Talky Walky Jacky Salaün and a 9 p.m. dance party. Organized by CRAC, the event ties seafood, maritime culture and local dance into one community festival.