Les Mardis de Portez features open-air concerts every Tuesday evening during the summer at Plage de Portez in Locmaria-Plouzané. A rich variety of musical styles is curated, including traditional Breton sounds, French chanson, and international music, providing entertainment for all. Attendees can dance the night away in a warm atmosphere celebrating local culture. This event is a must-visit for music lovers and anyone seeking an engaging evening under the stars. The community gathering where every concert offers a experience.
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Birdwatching at Barre d’Etel: A Nature Tour
The biodiversity of Barre d’Etel with guided birdwatching tours on July 15, 20, and August 10, 2026. Located in Étel, this site showcases the beauty of the ocean, dunes, and estuary. A knowledgeable nature guide will lead participants through the striking landscapes, sharing insights on various bird species and effective observation techniques. Suitable for all ages, the tour invites families to connect with nature, making it suited to both bird enthusiasts and casual visitors. Recommended gear includes walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and binoculars to enhance your viewing experience. Meeting details will be provided upon registration, ensuring a smooth and informative adventure. Register today for a experience.
Fragments Bretons in Lanvallay: Artistic Insights
The exhibition “Fragments Bretons” showcases the work of artist EMM.CA – Emmanuelle Courty. Her paintings offer a fresh perspective on Breton interiors, capturing daily life through quiet scenes that transform ordinary moments into evocative motifs. Enhanced by natural light from Brittany’s shores, these artworks create a connection between interiors and the remarkable external landscapes. Taking place from 11 July to 11 November 2026 at the Maison de la Rance, this exhibition invites both art enthusiasts and casual visitors to appreciate the delicate interplay of daily life and nature. Each painting tells a story, reflecting the serenity and atmosphere of Brittany’s coastal culture. The exhibition is integrated into the visit of the discovery area, allowing guests to fully enjoy the art alongside the scenic views that surround the venue. This artistic exploration and gain new insights into the heart of Brittany.
Saint-Fiacre Chapel Tours in Le Faouët: Historic Insights
The striking Saint-Fiacre chapel, founded by the Lords of Boutteville around 1450, showcases Breton flamboyant Gothic architecture. Marvel at the polychrome wooden rood screen from 1480, created by Olivier Le Loërgan, which reflects the artistic legacy of Lower Brittany in the 15th century. From July 15 to August 28, 2026, flash tours will be held every Tuesday and Thursday at 4:30 PM, led by Nathalie Le Pen from the Roi Morvan Communauté heritage department. Please note there will be no tours on August 20. This event is a opportunity for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts to explore the intricate details of this historic chapel.
Faune et Flore Sauvage de Bretagne in Ploumilliau: A Nature展
The engaging world of Brittany’s wild flora and fauna at the “Faune et Flore Sauvage de Bretagne” photographic exhibition in Ploumilliau. Running from 11 July to 9 August 2026, this exhibition features striking photographs by local artists that showcase the region’s biodiversity and landscapes, including its rugged coastlines and atmospheric forests. Suited to nature enthusiasts and families, this event offers a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of Brittany while raising awareness for nature conservation. Admission is free, making it accessible for everyone. Gather your friends and family to witness the rich tapestry of Brittany’s environment come to life at Keraudy.
Oyster Farm Visit in Carantec: Taste Local Flavors
The fascinating world of oysters on a guided tour of Carantec’s oyster farms. Accompanied by professional guide Michèle François, you’ll delve into the heritage of oyster farming in the Bay of Morlaix. Guests will wear plastic sandals or rubber boots as they tour the farms and learn about the entire oyster cultivation process. Each visit ends with a tasting of fresh oysters, letting you enjoy the distinctive local flavors. This experience is family-friendly, with a fun booklet game available for children upon request from the Carantec Tourist Office. Reservations and payments can be made online or at the Tourist Office.
Fest-noz in Taillis: Breton Celebration
On July 11, 2026, the picturesque farm in Taillis will host Fest-noz #12, celebrating Breton culture. The festivities kick off at 4:30 p.m. with a singing hike, where participants can explore the striking scenery on a five-kilometer trek before evening activities begin. As night falls, attendees can enjoy traditional Breton bands and a 100% Breton dance floor, creating an inviting atmosphere for everyone. Local food will be available, enhancing the warm and family-friendly vibe. Tickets are just €8, while children under 16 can attend for free, allowing families to share in this cultural experience. Whether you’re a Breton music aficionado or a newcomer, Fest-noz at the farm presents an evening filled with dance, music, and community spirit.
Marché Estival in Loudéac: A Festive Celebration
The Marché Estival et Bal des Pompiers in Loudéac presents a lively atmosphere with over thirty exhibitors, producers, and creators set in a beautiful green area. Running from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, this market offers visitors the opportunity to explore local crafts and indulge in culinary delights. Afternoon activities include games such as a climbing wall and a tour of the fire department’s ladder truck. The entertainment lineup features local favorites like the Bagad de Loudéac, an Irish session with Y.An.Nedeleg & M. Le Rouzic, as well as performances by The Coconuts Blues Band and Ampouailh & DJ Family. As night falls, the festivities culminate with fireworks at 11:30 PM, followed by a thrilling firefighters’ show at 11:45 PM and a DJ set to wrap up the day. On-site catering options include a food truck and bar, allowing attendees to enjoy a relaxing and festive experience.
Pardon de Notre Dame du Bon Voyage in Plogoff: Evening Mass
The Pardon de Notre Dame du Bon Voyage is an annual religious ceremony in Plogoff, Brittany. On 11 July 2026, locals and visitors will gather for a heartfelt mass at 6 PM. This event is culturally significant, offering a glimpse into local traditions and faith practices. Held at Kergroas, the ceremony highlights the community’s dedication to their heritage and spirituality.
Escale artistique en Terre Emeraude in Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer
The “Escale artistique en Terre Emeraude” event in Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer presents a celebration of art and local culture on July 12, 2026, from 11 AM to 8 PM. Set in the picturesque Jardin des Saveurs L’Abbaye, this festival features forty-two artists and artisans, all inspired by the sea, showcasing graphic arts, sculpture, ceramics, and glasswork in the setting of the abbey’s halls and gardens. Visitors can enjoy exhibitions along with circus performances, live music, and educational sessions. Families will find engaging activities, such as assembling barrel organs and learning to create perforated cardboard discs while singing traditional and children’s songs. Well-known author Dominique de Saint-Mars will also engage with young readers during the day. The Abbey’s entrance courtyard will transform into a Garden of Flavors, where local producers will offer tastings of their specialties. With more producers participating than in previous years, attendees will have ample opportunities to sample culinary delights from the region. This festival showcases the artistic and artisanal talents of the Rance Valley/Emerald Coast while highlighting the enthusiastic commitment of the local community.