The Eco-festival “Du Bruit dans la Vallée” will be back for its 3rd edition in Montauban-de-Bretagne, themed around air. This free festival invites everyone for a day rich in musical performances and interactive activities. A key attraction is the musical garden, Les Instruments Géants, where attendees can engage with around twenty oversized instruments. Families can participate in nature activities hosted by Graine de Coquelicot, focusing on observing various flying creatures and enjoying games for children. Additionally, there will be an exhibition of mobiles crafted by students from Lycée Saint-Nicolas La Providence. Local organizations will set up booths to highlight sustainable development and showcase eco-friendly products. Attendees can also enjoy refreshments and local delicacies provided by the Montauban Animation association, ensuring a varied taste of the region while fostering community connections.
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Fest Deiz in Kerlouan: Dance and Music Festivities
The Fest-Deiz at Meneham turns the Kerlouan heritage site into an open-air dance floor on selected Sundays in July and August. Organized with Avel Deiz, the afternoon format is accessible to regular dancers and newcomers alike, with live Breton music from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. across the listed dates. The source programme names rotating groups, including Sonerien Plouedern and Nag Ha Drouz, so each session keeps the same social dance frame while changing the musical colour. With Meneham as backdrop, the event reads as a direct encounter with local dance practice rather than a staged folklore display.
Fest Deiz in Spézet: Community Celebration
Come to the annual Fest Deiz at the Chapelle du Krann in Spézet on July 5, 2026, starting at 2:00 PM. This local festival celebrates traditional music and dance, uniting the community for an afternoon. Food options include offerings such as coffee, crêpes, cakes, and other refreshments available throughout the day. As the festival winds down, indulge in a varied meal featuring the region’s culinary traditions. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this festival presents a chance to embrace the traditions of Brittany.
Mago Concert in Perros-Guirec: Free Performance
On July 5, 2026, Mago will perform at Place chez Titine in Perros-Guirec, starting at 11 a.m. This duo, featuring Gérome Briard and Maxime Raguin, offers a concert that blends organic folk and contemporary chanson. With Briard’s deep vocals and Raguin’s skillful accordion playing, they create an atmosphere rich in energy and emotion. Their songs delve into themes of humanity and connection, featuring powerful refrains that resonate deeply. This concert is part of the Les Escales Musicales series and is free for all, making it a wonderful opportunity to enjoy live music in a community atmosphere.
Les Jeudis du Parc in Pleuven: Summer Concerts Series
Every Thursday evening, Pleuven’s town hall hosts a free concert in its park, ideal for music lovers of all ages. On-site catering begins at 7 PM, offering a perfect start to an enjoyable night outdoors. Kicking off on July 2, the series features The Jynx with funky soul vibes, followed by a reggae night with Stella Sistara on July 9. Retro rock enthusiasts can enjoy Djothekid & the Kids on July 16, while July 23 brings an Irish night with Grumpy O’Sheep. Completing July, Les Saumons Fumés will showcase their sea rock on July 30. As August approaches, concert-goers can look forward to Gypsy Tipsy on August 6 and a modern Breton evening with Noon. Blues-infused rock fans can catch Ray Time on August 13, followed by a Latin night with Bacano on August 20. The series concludes on August 27 with a celebratory performance from Gwen et Koulmig and Dremmwel. Les Jeudis du Parc presents a chance to enjoy impressive music in a friendly community atmosphere.
Pardon et Fest-Deiz in Laniscat: Community Celebration
The Pardon et Fest-Deiz in Laniscat is a significant celebration reflecting local culture and traditions. Kicking off on 5 July 2026, the event begins with a mass at the Chapelle de Rosquelfen, inviting attendees to engage in this important religious rite. After the mass, participants will move to the salle des fêtes for a communal meal, which fosters connections among local residents and visitors alike. This meal offers a varied opportunity to taste regional specialties while enjoying the warmth of community spirit. Organized by Les Amis de la Chapelle de Rosquelfen, the event underscores the importance of preserving local heritage. The day concludes with a traditional Fest-Deiz, a lively gathering featuring music and dance that celebrates and maintains the region’s cultural roots. This event presents an engaging experience for all attendees, making it a must-visit occasion in Brittany.
Celtytud Festival in Plouezoc’h: A Night of Fest-Noz
The Celtytud Festival is set to bring a fest-noz celebration to Plouezoc’h, commencing at 8 PM. This beloved Breton dance event features a remarkable lineup designed to keep you dancing until 3 AM. Exciting performances will be led by three bands: War-Sav 7tet, known for their engaging shows; Blue Glaz, a talented group of five women famed for their exquisite acapella harmonies; and Stourm, who will energize the dance floor with their sound. Additionally, audiences can enjoy local flair with performances from two pairs of singers—Quéré – Le Menn and Cornec-Trébaol—as well as two sets of ringers, Berthou – Philippe and Morvan-Gasnier-Goareguer, ensuring an atmosphere rich in traditional Breton melodies. Food enthusiasts will appreciate the pancake dinner available from 7 PM, featuring various menu options for just €8. Whether you’re a dance veteran or attending your first fest-noz, this festival guarantees a lively night filled with music and community spirit.
Histoires de femmes trégoroises in Trégier: Women’s Stories
Histoires de femmes trégoroises allows visitors to delve into the rich narratives of women from Tréguier. Anne recounts compelling stories, from young lovers to resilient sailors’ wives, merging reality with the supernatural. Every evening from July 6 to August 24, 2026, stories come to life in front of the statue of Ernest Renan at Place du Martray. This engaging event is a opportunity to appreciate Brittany’s heritage and the voices of its women. The storytelling weaves together legends and personal anecdotes, encouraging a deep connection with local culture. Attendees can engage with regional expressions, enhancing the experience. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, this event allows you to reflect on the lives and legacies of influential women. Performances are scheduled each evening from 6 PM to 7:30 PM, promoting cultural engagement and the appreciation of local oral traditions.
Course de Café in Ploërmel: Fun for All
The 2nd edition of the Course de filles et de garçons de café du Pays de Ploërmel presents a festive atmosphere. As part of the “Ploërmel fête l’été,” catering professionals from across the region will compete in a friendly race that highlights skill, balance, and speed. Starting at 3:30 PM at Place Paul Anselin, this event offers more than just competition. Families can enjoy various entertainment, including acrobatics featuring Spiderman, bouncy castles, trampolines, and pony rides. In the evening, a Bagadoù competition and a Fest-noz celebration will add to the local cultural experience, making it a full day of enjoyment for everyone in Ploërmel.
Escales Photos Festival in Locmariaquer: Monochrome Focus
The Escales Photos Festival in Locmariaquer is a must-see for photography enthusiasts and culture lovers. Since 2013, this festival has showcased large-format photographic exhibitions. This year’s focus is on monochrome expressions, commemorating the 200th anniversary of photography in France. Running from July 4 to October 31, 2026, the festival spans six towns around Quiberon Bay, including Arzon and Belle-Île-en-Mer. Works from esteemed Breton photographers Pierre Jamet and Michel Thersiquel portray the region’s rich history and traditions, while reflecting on societal changes over the past century. Their works are complemented by contributions from contemporary artists: Serge Picard, Irène Jonas, Mickaël Pouliquen, and Yoann Segalen. Together, these pieces create an engaging dialogue between memory and modern photographic practice. In addition to the current exhibitions, visitors can also see impactful past displays such as Gregg Segal’s “Daily Bread,” which explores children’s eating habits globally. As a free cultural event, the Escales Photos Festival invites locals and tourists to engage with artistic representations of Brittany’s past and present, promising a rich visual experience.