Topic: events

  • Les Mardis au Clair de Lune in Pommerit-le-Vicomte

    Les Mardis au Clair de Lune brings evening performance to Pommerit-le-Vicomte in a village gathering format. The programme uses music and convivial outdoor time to make the commune’s public space active after daylight. Its cultural interest is local and social: live sound, shared presence and Breton summer sociability become the event’s main material.

  • Initiation à la danse bretonne in Pluméliau-Bieuzy

    Bugale Melrand leads an introduction to traditional Breton dance in Pluméliau-Bieuzy. The Celtic circle teaches the basic steps, giving newcomers a starting point for joining the dances. The session is free and takes place at the Promenade des Estivants.

  • Initiations aux danses bretonnes in Le Faouët: Dance Lessons

    Danserien an Ellé leads this Breton dance initiation beneath the historic market hall in Le Faouët. Andro, gavotte and plinn provide a practical route through distinct steps, rhythms and group formations used in regional social dancing. Novices and experienced dancers share the same floor, making the session a direct encounter with movement, music and a tradition sustained through collective practice.

  • Fest Noz in Auray: Breton Dance Celebration

    This Auray fest-noz is organised by Ti Douar Alré at the Centre culturel Athéna. A dance workshop introduces the steps before local music groups take over for the main gathering. The structure is faithful to Breton social dance: learn the movement, join the circle and carry the rhythm with others in a living local repertoire.

  • Blockhaus Visit in Le Pouldu: A WWII Insight

    The Mémoire et Patrimoine de Clohars-Carnoët association features a semi-nocturnal visit to a bunker of the Atlantic Wall, perched above Grands Sables beach in Le Pouldu. This historic 775 m³ concrete structure has been meticulously restored, revealing remnants of a turbulent past. As you explore, you’ll see an artillery firing hall and auxiliary rooms like a troop shelter. Gain insights into the Breton Resistance and the fierce battles around the Lorient pocket and Laïta Front. The visit includes informative panels and artifacts, such as weapons and uniforms, that illustrate the site’s historical significance. Visitors can choose to tour independently or with a guide. A historical booklet detailing the Blockhaus is also available for purchase, allowing participants to take a piece of history home.

  • Lucien Pouëdras Exhibition in Ploëzal: Guided Tour

    This guided tour in Breton explores Lucien Pouëdras – La mémoire du peintre at Domaine départemental de la Roche-Jagu. The language of the visit matters as much as the artworks, placing the painter’s rural memory inside a Breton-speaking frame. The tour links visual art, regional language and the estate’s heritage setting, giving visitors a precise way to approach Pouëdras without flattening the exhibition into a standard gallery visit.

  • Michel Thersiquel Photography Exhibition in Douarnenez

    À terre en mer, les îles de Michel Thersiquel presents 65 black-and-white photographs by the Breton photographer at the Port-musée in Douarnenez. The retrospective focuses on daily life in the Ponant islands, including Batz, Belle-Île, Sein, Groix and Ouessant. Work, domestic scenes and island environments appear with a direct eye, giving maritime communities a documentary presence beyond postcard imagery.

  • Guided Visits to Moulin de Crec’h Olen in Ploulec’h

    Guided visits to Moulin de Crec’h Olen open a restored local mill in Ploulec’h to the public. Volunteers explain its tower construction, working machinery and petit pied architecture, a form associated with northern Brittany. The tour links practical engineering with rural production memory and the collective effort required to maintain the building.

  • Journées Européennes du Patrimoine in Roscoff: Heritage Exc阅

    Roscoff opens its maritime heritage through the historic sailing boat Le Mondara Mad and exhibitions about the port. Notre-Dame de Croaz Batz and the lighthouse are among the buildings to explore, alongside drawings of historic houses. Craft demonstrations, games with C’hoarioù Kilhou and a performance by Korollerien Montroulez bring Breton skills and dance into the wider programme.

  • European Heritage Days in Saint-Malo: Guided Tour

    This European Heritage Days tour explores Saint-Malo’s Cité Corsaire with a guide. The route follows the ramparts and explains how Garangeau, working under Vauban, shaped the fortified port around its rocky maritime site. Privateers, major voyages and the city’s independent Malouin identity give the architecture a vivid place within Brittany’s coastal history.