Agri Summer celebrates agriculture in Kerlouan on 8-9 August 2026, from 10 AM to 1 AM. This festive event offers activities for all ages, including exhibitions of vintage and modern farming equipment and a market with local artisans. A parade of vintage tractors enhances the festivities, while musical entertainment and a traditional Fest Deiz keep the energy high. Children can enjoy inflatable structures, face painting, and a small train ride with friendly animals. Food and refreshments will be available throughout the day, highlighting local culinary delights. In the evening, guests can indulge in a pig roast (reservation required) and enjoy a live concert by the band Red Larsen. The night concludes with DJ Rico and a fireworks display, ensuring a experience for all.
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Les Mardis au Clair de Lune in Pommerit-le-Vicomte
Les Mardis au Clair de Lune (Tuesdays in the Moonlight) invites families to atmospheric summer evenings in Pommerit-le-Vicomte. Visitors can expect engaging performances, including acrobatics and juggling, amidst the beautiful Breton landscape. Starting at 6:30 PM, local food will be available to enhance your night. As you stroll through the village with family and friends, various shows start from 8:30 PM, providing entertainment for all ages under the stars. This final Tuesday of the summer series features performances by Nayl Création and Anime tes rêves, showcasing the varied shows “Berk le vilain petit chevalier” and “Bigouden Light.” Whether for the entertainment or the festive spirit of Brittany, Les Mardis au Clair de Lune presents a night. Don’t forget warm clothes and a flashlight. Tickets are €4, free for those under 10, and available on-site without prior reservations.
Myrdhin Concert in Tréhorenteuc: Celtic Heritage
On 12 August 2026, Tréhorenteuc will host an engaging performance by Myrdhin, a key figure in the revival of the Celtic harp. This concert showcases his interpretations of works by Angèle Vannier, the well-known poet dedicated to the Gallo and Breton languages. Beginning at 8:30 PM, attendees are encouraged to make reservations to secure their place for this enriching evening of music and cultural heritage.
Fest Noz in Saint-Lunaire: Zonj and Kelteen
Saint-Lunaire’s fest-noz is scheduled for 14 August 2026 at 20:30 on the Esplanade Mini Golf, Boulevard du Général de Gaulle. The town listing announces two Celtic music groups, Zonj and Kelteen, with catering on site. The event is relevant for a regional cultural map because the fest-noz format is one of Brittany’s living dance traditions, built around live music and collective participation.
Fête de l’Aven in Port-Manech
Fête de l’Aven takes over Port de Port-Manech in Névez on 15 August 2026 with bagads, Celtic circles, Irish dancing, fest-noz, Breton wrestling and family activities. The programme names Bagad Bro Konk Kerne, Ar Roue Dou Gla, Kanfarded Sant Evarzeg, Bro Gaz ar Milinou, Skol Gouren Mein Zao, Buntun Drol and Pollen, with food stands and a free shuttle from Rue Ar Moor. It is a strong regional entry because it combines maritime village festivity with Breton music, dance and games.
Pardon de Notre Dame du Drennec in Clohars-Fouesnant
The Pardon de Notre Dame du Drennec is a cherished local tradition organized by the Friends of the Chapelle du Drennec. Taking place on 15 August 2026, the day begins with a Mass at 10:30 AM at the Chapelle. Following the celebration, visitors can enjoy a pancake lunch starting at 12:30 PM, alongside coffee and cake sales. In addition to the culinary delights, the event features a bar and a selection of free traditional Breton games, creating a lively atmosphere for community participation. This festival is both a spiritual gathering and a celebration of Breton culture, making it a must-visit event for anyone interested in local traditions and social gatherings.
Les Nuits Celtiques de Peniti in La Forêt-Fouesnant
The event highlights Breton culture at ‘Les Nuits Celtiques de Peniti’ on August 19, 2026. Featuring the Cercle Celtique ‘Kanfarded Sant Evarzeg’ from Saint-Evarzec, the event highlights traditional Breton music and dance. The lively atmosphere is suited to community gathering. The program includes crêpes and refreshments available onsite. Admission is free and no reservations are needed, making it accessible for everyone. This festival centers on the rich traditions of Brittany.
Pardon de Saint-Jacques in Saint-Alban: A Tradition of Faith
The Pardon de Saint-Jacques takes place on 26 July 2026 in Saint-Alban, Brittany. The event begins with a procession from the village church at 10 a.m., followed by a mass at the Saint-Jacques chapel at 11 a.m. This significant local gathering celebrates the region’s heritage and supports chapel restoration through the sale of sweets and savories. Reflecting community spirit and cultural practices, the event invites everyone to participate, offering a chance to engage with local traditions and contribute to a worthy cause.
Breton Songs in Ploubezre: A Cultural Walk
On July 26, 2026, step into the atmospheric Léguer valley with guide Enora De Parscau. Influenced by the poet Anjela Duval, De Parscau will present her original songs sung in Breton, capturing the essence of the striking Trégorrois landscapes. This event offers an engaging stroll through nature, accompanied by the melodies and rhythms of Brittany. Following the musical experience, attendees will enjoy readings from ‘Kezeg an Heol’, published by Goater. The interplay between language and landscape as the poetry enhances the lush surroundings, enriching your understanding of the region’s cultural heritage. This occasion not only honors local music but also celebrates the oral traditions that shape the area. It’s a perfect outing for poetry and music lovers, as well as those keen to explore the beautiful Léguer valley.
Fête du Pain in Guelvez: Bread Festival Highlights
The Fête du Pain returns to Guelvez on July 4, 2026, celebrating the beloved tradition of bread-making. This festival presents a varied mix of local culture and activities for all ages. Kicking off at noon, guests can enjoy a savory crêpe lunch under the big top, complemented by a selection of ice creams. The art of baking with skilled bakers showcasing fresh bread and brioche straight from the oven. Local producers and artisans will fill the market area, offering handmade goods and products. Chifern will enliven the atmosphere with folk dances throughout the afternoon. As the festivities wind down, join the wine-tasting hike beginning at 6 p.m. This scenic adventure, featuring 5 and 8 kilometer routes, includes stops at four gourmet locations and a visit to a new vineyard with Xavier Robert. Reservations are required for this segment of the event. Refreshments will be available on-site, ensuring a full day of enjoyment.