The “Mon effet mer” workshop at the Musée Mathurin Méheut offers a creative opportunity for children aged 6 to 14. Inspired by Henri Rivière’s depictions of the Breton coastline, participants will craft their own canvas paintings that capture the movement of water through a 100% homemade pouring paint technique. Led by the museum’s public service team, this workshop is limited to just 8 children, ensuring a focused and engaging experience. Each child should bring a smock to protect their clothing. At a cost of €10, this hands-on artistic endeavor provides a chance to explore creativity and an introduction to local art techniques.
Topic: events
Myrdhin and Elisa Concert in Tréhorenteuc: Celtic Melodies
An engaging concert featuring harpist Myrdhin, a pioneer in the revival of the Celtic harp since the 1970s, alongside the talented singer and harpist Elisa Nicotra. This event, held at the Eglise du Graal in Tréhorenteuc, celebrates the beauty of the forest and traditional texts from Brittany, Ireland, and Italy. Scheduled for 6 PM on August 20, 2026, attendees can look forward to an evening rich in cultural heritage through evocative melodies and poignant lyrics. Reservations are recommended to ensure your place at this musical celebration.
Marché festif de la laine in Bulat-Pestivien: Wool Culture
The Marché festif de la laine in Bulat-Pestivien is a event celebrating local wool and fibers. This festival brings together exhibitors from across regions and countries, showcasing both modern and traditional fiber techniques. Visitors can explore an array of products, including clothing, home decor, toys, and bedding made from local fibers. Workshops led by Julie Guégot from Sel et Trame will cater to beginners and experienced knitters alike, teaching the innovative steek technique in the shade of the linden trees. Families can enjoy special activities designed for children. The festival also features exciting demonstrations, such as herding dog performances and sheep shearing, highlighting essential skills of shepherds and wool producers. Justine Titfleur will comedian guests with her acrobatic and humorous solo act. Attendees can indulge in meals provided by the support committee from the Diwan School in Plounevez Moedeg, which includes crêpes, ice cream, and hot meals. Wool culture with crafts, food, and fun in Bulat-Pestivien.
Jeudis du Port in Brest: Summer Nights of Culture
Jeudis du Port return to Brest’s Port de Commerce with three Thursday evenings of concerts, street arts and family activities. The program moves widely: Bertrand Belin, Terrenoire and Mouk open the series; Raúl Paz, Sinclair, Madelyn Ann and Five Foot Fingers shape the August 6 evening; David Walters, Flavia Coelho, Les P’tits Bras and Cuften close the run on August 13. Parc à Chaînes hosts installations, workshops, games, make-up and youth activities, giving the event the scale of a public summer festival rather than a single concert bill.
Le Dîner Singulier at the Rance Tidal Power Station
Le Diner Singulier is scheduled for 2 August 2026 at the Rance tidal power station in La Richardais. The evening combines a guided visit of the landmark site with a five-course dinner by a Breton chef, served at a temporary shared table as dusk falls. The format links local gastronomy with one of Brittany’s major industrial and maritime heritage sites.
Sur les pas de Lady Mond in Brittany: Guided Walk
The event ‘Sur les pas de Lady Mond – LÉGUER EN FÊTE’ follows atmospheric narratives shared by ‘Maï la Bretonne’. On August 2, 2026, from 5 PM to 7 PM, participants will enjoy an engaging journey through local history and anecdotes, culminating at the very place where Lady Mond spent part of her life. This guided walk not only showcases the beautiful landscapes of Belle-Isle-en-Terre but also connects visitors with the region’s rich heritage through stories that emphasize Brittany’s culture. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or seeking a varied afternoon, this event is scheduled to present the cherished tales of the area, making it a addition to your summer plans.
Marché animé in Guerlesquin: A Summer Market Celebration
The Marché animé in Guerlesquin transforms the town center into a marketplace every summer Monday morning. On August 3, 2026, visitors can enjoy a mix of music and performances from traditional Breton musicians, including Ringers Jean-Yves Lozac’h and Michel Sérandour, alongside Le Grand orchestre de?. The lively atmosphere features street bands, demonstrations of local crafts, and opportunities to engage with Breton culture through dancing and games. Families can The program includes pony rides and wooden games provided by Les P?tits Minots, or watch basket weaving demonstrations by Boutegerien Plouenan. This market is not just about shopping but an immersive celebration of local produce, artisan crafts, and community spirit, where age-old traditions meet modern vibrancy in a festive environment.
Breton Evening in Beg-Meil: Dance & Music
On August 5, 2026, the merchants’ association of Beg-Meil presents an evening of Breton music and dance. The programme includes performances by Bagad Bro Foën and the Ar Pintiged Foen Celtic Circle, showcasing the rich cultural traditions of the region. The event gives visitors a chance to engage with local heritage, with a focus on Breton culture.
Les Vendredis de Keringar in Le Conquet: Music Evening
An atmospheric evening of traditional Breton music at “Les Vendredis de Keringar” on 7 August 2026, hosted at Auberge de Keringar in Le Conquet. The Troadig group will provide a lively performance, setting the stage for a night. Food options include aperitifs and tapas. With menus priced at 24€, 30€, or à la carte, visitors will experience the rich local flavors while enjoying the sounds of Brittany. Brittany’s rich traditions at this beloved local gathering.