The 20th anniversary of the Jardin du Ragot in Quiberon, established by the Agapanthe association. On June 27, 2026, CHOEUR AN ALRE will perform an exquisite selection of Breton and Celtic polyphonic songs, directed by Angéline Johnston. This concert takes place in the garden’s striking flower-filled surroundings alongside its historic washhouse, providing a cultural experience.
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Festival Eskemm in Saint-Quay-Portrieux: Breton Celebration
The Festival Eskemm is a significant celebration of Breton dance, organized by the Fédération KENLEUR Côtes-d’Armor in partnership with the Danserien Sant Ké. It takes place on 27 and 28 June 2026 at the Esplanade du Casino in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, offering a packed schedule of performances and parades. The festivities begin on Saturday at 2 PM with a youth parade by Kenleur, followed by an entertaining show. As night falls, attendees can enjoy the traditional Fest-noz starting at 8 PM, featuring well-known musicians like Lebreton/Bobinet and Strak, with an entrance fee of 7 €. Sunday continues the festivities with a 2 PM parade and additional performances from groups such as the Bagad Sant-Ke and the Cercle de Saint-Brieuc. The day’s highlight is the Breizh 80 show, culminating in the announcement of the ‘Kannaded an hanternoz’ ambassador election at 5:45 PM. With free admission on Sunday and crepes available, this festival is scheduled to be a experience.
Fest Noz in Quimperlé: Electronic Fusion
On August 22, 2026, Quimperlé will host a special fest-noz featuring the bombarde virtuoso David Pasquet, who will unveil his new album, “Digital Trib.” This album fuses traditional Breton instruments with cutting-edge electronic music, offering a fresh perspective on fest-noz that merges heritage with modernity. Attendees can enjoy a dynamic musical experience, dancing to an engaging blend of classic and contemporary sounds.
Sortie de bain – Kenleur Tour in Clohars-Carnoët: Celtic D.C
On July 12, 2026, the Korollerien Laïta will host its “Sortie de bain – Kenleur Tour” event at the Esplanade de l’Océan in Clohars-Carnoët. This gathering showcases traditional music and dance that highlight the rich Celtic heritage of Brittany. Attendees can enjoy an engaging evening filled with lively performances demonstrating the vibrancy of local culture. Whether you’re a fan of folk music or simply seeking an entertaining night, this event presents an authentic experience of Breton tradition. In the local ambiance and celebrate with the community.
Shellfish Modelling Workshop in Dinan: Kids’ Creativity
At Musée Yvonne Jean-Haffen in Dinan, children aged 3 to 12 can Explore the fascinating world of Breton marine fauna through a shellfish modelling workshop. Kids will interact with the artist’s works and model marine animals like lobsters, shrimps, and crabs using clay. This engaging event requires reservations and presents a blend of creativity and cultural enrichment in the heart of Brittany.
Brigneau Documentary in Brittany: Community Insights
The documentary “Brigneau, une fenêtre sur la mer” by Stéphane Bégoin offers an insightful portrait of a small Breton port that has experienced significant transformations. Lasting 1 hour and 12 minutes, the film captures the essence of Brigneau, revealing the intricate dynamics between its enduring fishing heritage and the arrival of new residents. Viewers will meet a former fisherman nostalgic for the past, a restaurateur infusing new life into the port, and a local heir converting a former sardine cannery into a cultural hub. This narrative raises essential questions about community identity and the future of the locality. Scheduled for screening on 23 June 2026 at 20:30, the event presents an engaging discussion with director Stéphane Bégoin, making it an important occasion for film enthusiasts and locals alike.
Initiation Danse Bretonne in Trégunc: Traditional Dance
The Ar Rouedou Glas Celtic Circle in Trégunc features ‘Initiation danse bretonne,’ a chance to learn traditional Breton dances. Open to all, this event includes connect with local culture. Gather at 6:30 pm on the Place de l’Eglise for an evening rich in dance and tradition. Whether you’re a dancer or simply curious about this cultural expression, all are invited. The free sessions encourage participation from everyone interested in this celebration of Breton heritage.
Les Folies Estivales in Combrit: Breton Music
Les Folies Estivales features Oktopus Kafé, a talented quartet including Ifig Flatrès on vocals, Jean Floc’h on accordion, Alain Léon on guitar, and Pierrick Tardivel on double bass. The ensemble offers an engaging blend of realist Bigouden songs, tangos, and original works, complemented by bilingual texts and poetry from Breton authors. This event highlights the rich cultural heritage of Brittany and is a must-attend for fans of traditional music and local literature. An evening of sounds and stories from the region at Park an Treizou in Combrit on 30 June 2026.
Défilé – Entre Terre et Mer in Penmarch: Community Parade
The Défilé – Entre Terre et Mer will take place on August 2, 2026, in Penmarch, Brittany. Starting at 2 PM, the event features a lively craft village near the St-Guénolé harbor, showcasing local artisans. At 3 PM, enjoy an engaging dance performance at the foot of the iconic Eckmühl lighthouse by the Kevrenn Alre d’Auray circle and bagad. The highlight of the day is the traditional parade at 4 PM, featuring around a hundred participants in regional costumes, celebrating Brittany’s rich cultural heritage. Catering options will be available at the St-Guénolé harbor from 6 PM for those wanting to Food options include local cuisine. As the evening progresses, the Fest-Noz will commence at 10 PM, offering a Breton dance celebration with performances by O’Tridal and Sonneurs Ollu. This event presents a blend of culture, community spirit, and entertainment. The festivities and take part in the traditions of Brittany.
Fest Noz in Saint-Lunaire: Celtic Music Celebration
The Saint-Lunaire fest-noz listing described an August 14, 2026 evening at the Esplanade Mini Golf, with music by Zonj and Kelteen and food service on site. As a fest-noz, the event centered on Breton dance culture and shared music. The listing is now unconfirmed because it was removed from the source; visitors should verify the linked official page before attending.