Topic: events

  • Endro Concert in Guilvinec: Celtic Harp Duo

    On 16 August 2026, witness an atmospheric performance by Endro in Guilvinec, featuring Klervi Rouyer on harp and Neven Le Pennec on guitar. Their music intertwines themes of travel and the sea, creating an inviting atmosphere. With a blend of subtle melodies, rich harp resonance, and dynamic guitar rhythms, Endro invites listeners into a sonic landscape filled with improvisation. Their influences range from South American and Afro beats to funk and jazz, making every performance a fresh experience. This concert showcases their deep musical connection and offers a chance to appreciate a mix of traditional and contemporary sounds. A special evening of live music, ideal for those seeking cultural enrichment in Brittany.

  • Pardon de l’île Callot in Carantec: A Community Celebration

    The Pardon de l’île Callot in Carantec is a beloved local festival taking place on August 16, 2026. The day begins at 1:30 PM with the crossing from the island, leading to a ceremonial mass at the chapel around 3 PM. After the mass, attendees can enjoy a free Fest Deiz starting at 4 PM at the Salle du Kélenn. This event features performances from local artists including Louis Abgrall, Michel Jammet, and the group Lariden, creating a joyful atmosphere. This celebration showcases the cultural heritage of the island, making it a must-visit for both locals and tourists.

  • Pardon de Saint Egat in Plouégat-Guérand: Community Spirit

    The Pardon de Saint Egat in Plouégat-Guérand is a cherished local festival inviting the community to celebrate together. On August 16, 2026, the event begins with a traditional mass, honoring local customs. Following the service, attendees can enjoy a communal meal, fostering togetherness. The festivities continue with a live concert by the Expression Gospel group in the church, with admission by hat donation. This event highlights the region’s musical traditions and brings together residents and visitors in an enriching environment. The Pardon de Saint Egat represents the heart of Plouégat-Guérand’s culture, making it a must-attend for anyone looking to engage with Brittany’s festive spirit and community values. In to witness the pride of the locals and their deep-rooted traditions.

  • Breizh Bal Guinguette in Goudelin: Dance and Music Night

    On August 18, 2026, Breizh Bal Guinguette brings an evening of dance and music to Goudelin. Organized by the Falaises d’Armor Tourist Office with the local commune, the program opens at 7:00 PM with dance initiations before the main ball at 9:00 PM. Gabriel Chiapello, Milena Leclerc and Jeremie Congrega are listed among the performers. A bar and snacks are planned on site, admission is free, and a backup venue is planned in case of rain.

  • Fest-noz in Dinard: A Breton Celebration

    The traditional Fest-noz returns to Saint-Enogat on 18 August 2026. This evening features lively performances by the band Konoz, known for their engaging music. The Fest-noz highlights the rich cultural heritage of Brittany through music and dance, creating a night of joy and community spirit. Admission is free, welcoming everyone to the festivities at Place du Calvaire in Dinard. Gather your friends and family to immerse yourselves in this celebration of Breton traditions. Authentic music, dance, and the warm atmosphere that defines Fest-noz.

  • Mardis de l’été in Saint Renan: Cultural Celebration

    On August 18, 2026, the Place du Vieux Marché in Saint-Renan will come alive for the last evening of Mardis de l’été. Kicking off the night, the Bagad Sonerien An Tevenn will perform traditional Breton music, accompanied by dancers from Sonerien Plougonvelin. The celebration continues with the group Nag A Drouz and dancers from Dansal e Gwital, ensuring a local atmosphere filled with spirited performances. Attendees can also explore a semi-nocturnal market and enjoy various food stalls, enhancing the convivial ambiance of this summer event. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this gathering embodies the essence of community and festivity in Brittany, offering an authentic taste of seasonal culture.

  • Concert Envoûté in Peillac: Baroque & Folk Blend

    On August 19, 2026, the engaging ‘Concert Envoûté avec Garenne’ will be held at the Site du Moulin de Guéveneux in Peillac. This special event features a collaboration between the musicians of Garenne and visual artists from Minoterie 21, a local contemporary art center. Clémence Cognet and Noëlle Nioulou have woven together Baroque music with the folk traditions of the Massif Central to create a concert repertoire that reflects a rich musical continuum. Attendees can expect Baroque dance melodies intertwined with traditional laments, producing a auditory experience. The concert will utilize Baroque instruments, offering a distinct sound, while artistically designed huts from international residencies will enhance the ambiance. After the performance, guests can enjoy light refreshments, extending the convivial spirit of the event.

  • Galette Workshop in Plouigneau: Toddler Fun

    Families with young children are invited to an engaging workshop focused on making galettes bretonnes. Designed for toddlers aged 3 and up, this hands-on session allows kids to cut dough with fun cookie cutters and enjoy their freshly baked galettes. Hosted at the Écomusée Ker Dreger in Plouigneau, this event fosters a shared experience between parents and their little ones, encouraging culinary creativity while exploring a cherished local specialty. With clear instructions and a welcoming atmosphere, this is a opportunity for families to Explore Brittany’s culinary traditions.

  • Gwennyn in Landéda: Celtic Songs Live

    An atmospheric evening with Gwennyn at the gardens of the Abbey of Anges in Landéda on August 19, 2026. Known for her ethereal voice and profound lyrical content, this talented singer-songwriter blends Celtic tradition with contemporary Brittany chanson and pop-rock. Gwennyn has captivated audiences for over a decade, connecting deeply with her fans through her music and dynamic performances. Her repertoire includes songs sung in Breton, French, and English, reflecting her commitment to cultural identity and heritage. After being mentored by Alan Stivell in 2000, she began gracing stages across Europe and beyond, including participation in the Eurovision Song Contest for Minority Languages.

  • Writing Workshop in Lamballe-Armor: Ella Balaert

    On August 21, 2026, the Manoir du Bignon in Lamballe-Armor will host a writing workshop from 4 PM to 6 PM, led by accomplished authors Ella and/or Michel Guyomard. Following the workshop, attendees will have the opportunity to meet Ella Balaert, a noted novelist and playwright, who will discuss her latest work, “Léona D.”, exploring the life of Léona Delcourt, the overlooked muse of André Breton. Balaert blends personal narrative with biographical research, giving voice to a woman historically viewed as merely a character. Registration is required via email or phone to secure your place at this enriching experience.