The Sortie Pescatourisme in Lamballe-Armor, immersing visitors in the lives of mussel farmers in the striking Bay of Saint Brieuc. Departing from the Jospinet slipway, seafaring professionals lead an educational family outing aboard the specially outfitted beet ship, Panier Iodé. Participants will uncover the secrets of mussel farming while enjoying the beautiful bay views. Each tour is timed with the tides, creating a thrilling experience that lasts about 2.5 hours. Guests have a chance to taste local seafood, with the crew preparing meals using the catch of the day. Visitors are advised to book by phone and arrive at least 30 minutes before departure, as the tide waits for no one. Ensure to dress appropriately with warm, waterproof clothing and suitable footwear. This is a chance to engage with Brittany’s maritime culture and create lasting family memories this summer.
Topic: events
Les Escales Musicales in Perros-Guirec: La Raymonde Live
On August 30, 2026, join La Raymonde, a folk duo from Brittany, for an engaging performance at Trestrignel, Perros-Guirec. The concert begins at 4 PM and is free to attend. La Raymonde’s music embodies deep humanity and raw poetry, with lyrics touching on themes of contemplation and rebellion. Their new album, “De fêlures en espoirs,” reflects influences from iconic American songwriters like Johnny Cash while remaining rooted in the French chanson tradition, reminiscent of artists such as Renaud. Expect a blend of gentle folk melodies and the dynamic energy of alternative rock, capturing the complexities of modern life. This performance is scheduled to be a experience, highlighting the emotional depth of the duo’s music.
Scène ouverte – Trad’ breton in Guillac: Music Night
On July 10, 2026, Café de la Forge in Guillac will host the “Scène ouverte – Trad’ breton” event, welcoming music enthusiasts to perform. This open stage invites participants to bring their instruments and bring to life the rich tradition of Breton songs. Starting at 8 PM, this gathering offers a opportunity for musicians and music lovers to showcase their talents. Whether you are a singer or instrumentalist, join locals and visitors in celebrating the musical heritage of Brittany. Engage with a community that values its traditions while creating new memories through live performances.
Randonnées estivales de Melgven in Brittany: Local Hikes
The “Randonnées estivales de Melgven” includes experience an engaging hike through Melgven’s scenic landscapes. On August 30, 2026, participants can choose between two routes of 5 or 9 kilometers, with departures from Les Champs du Moros between 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM. At the end of the trek, enjoy the chance to meet enthusiastic local producers and Food options include the best flavors from the region. This event celebrates Brittany’s natural beauty and local gastronomy, offering opportunities to purchase farm-fresh products directly. To add excitement, a photo competition will take place, with winners announced at 11:30 AM. Come prepared for the weather and enjoy a day outdoors.
Les Rues en Scène in Carantec: Street Arts Showcase
Les Rues en Scène returns to Carantec on September 13, 2026, offering a day of street arts and live performances. Kicking off at 11:00 am, the event will feature a storytelling walk where attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy poetic dances and stories presented by artists Yann Quéré, Céline Robineau, and Kostia Cerda. At 2:00 pm, the Muchmuche Company will showcase “Miror,” a dazzling performance that fuses dance, circus, and steel, exploring the intricate relationship between body and metal. At 3:00 pm, Cie Les P?tits Bras presents “La Panne,” a dynamic piece that combines humor and deep introspection within a car breakdown scenario, engaging the audience in an interactive experience. The day culminates at 4:00 pm with Cie C’Hoari’s “Da Gouskate.” which creatively connects skateboarding and traditional Breton culture. Concluding the festivities at 5:00 pm, La Volte-Cirque will perform the “Giant Swing,” showcasing impressive acrobatics and audience engagement. This event is scheduled to be an enriching celebration of local culture, offering entertainment for all ages and backgrounds.
Pardon de la Clarté in Combrit: Pilgrimage Tradition
The Pardon de la Clarté, held every year on the second Sunday in September, takes place at the historic Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Clarté in Saint-Vennec, Combrit. The event begins at 10:30 am with a High Mass, followed by a traditional procession to the revered fountain. This pilgrimage continues local customs and is linked to the Pardon de Kerdévot in Ergué-Gabéric, and previously associated with the Pardon de Notre-Dame d’Izel-Vor. Collectively known as the “Pardon an Teir Vari” (The Pilgrimage of the Three Marys), these events draw many pilgrims who often visit all three shrines in one day. They participate in morning service, High Mass, and Vespers. Among its rich traditions, the Pardon de la Clarté features a fountain known for its healing prayers. It is common to see attendees dip small handkerchiefs into the fountain’s water, reflecting the deep-rooted devotion in the community. This sacred event not only preserves the region’s spiritual heritage but also fosters connections among participants.
Concert in Quimperlé: Punk and Breton Fusion
Start the new school year at La Loco with a thrilling concert featuring Les Ramoneurs de Menhirs. This iconic Breton band, famous for their intense riffs and diverse audience, has made a significant mark in the local music landscape. Following their sold-out show during the LOCO’s opening in November 2024, they return for a high-energy follow-up concert on 18 September 2026. An evening of authentic Breton punk music where traditional elements meet contemporary flair. This event is scheduled to be a gathering for music enthusiasts and community members alike.
Maritime History in Concarneau: Jean-Paul Mathelier
Well-known photographer Jean-Paul Mathelier for his lecture titled “A Campaign Aboard a Trawler,” focusing on the maritime history that shapes our coastal heritage. The event takes place at the Marinarium in Concarneau. Mathelier shares engaging tales of fishermen, detailing their journeys from frigid northern waters to the shores of Mauritania. He allows attendees to explore the lives of these maritime heroes and the significant routes that define the great fisheries cycle. Through his lens, Mathelier offers a perspective on the everyday lives of Breton sailors, showcasing poignant moments from his time at sea. This conference is part of the European Heritage Days, presenting not only a celebration of maritime culture but also an opportunity to discuss the intricacies of port memory and fishing traditions. Attendees are encouraged to reflect on lesser-known aspects of our shared maritime narrative. Reservations are required via the Musée de la Pêche’s online ticketing service.
Fest noz, Arvest in Ploemel: Dance and Tradition
Since its inception in 2000, ARVEST has explored the intersection of dance music and electro-rock. The group creates a blend of guitars, programming, and ‘kan ha diskan’, inviting all to enjoy the musical traditions of Brittany. The event at Salle du Groez Ven presents an evening full of performances that celebrate and innovate within the rich culture of Breton music and dance. This is an ideal occasion for fans of fresh sounds intertwined with traditional roots.