Festivals and cultural events Morbihan

Would you like to dance with your feet in the sand? Les Électros de Quiberon is the electronic music festival of the beaches of Quiberon Bay. Supported by the Hermine Records label, it offers several dates throughout the summer. Each evening features artists from the electro scene. Some evenings are free and others cost 5 € per admission.

The Combat festival offers, during three days, several sessions of short films selected and organized into themes. Meetings with professionals are offered for rich exchanges with the public. Anchored in its territory to enhance its value, this film festival has everything of a great and asserts itself in the region, in the land, as an original, qualitative and open cultural offer for all. Cinephiles, curious.... It's an event to discover!

Les Nuits Vilaines is a very young festival which will celebrate its second edition in 2020. A family festival, it is open to all, from 10 to 90 years old (and beyond!) and offers an eclectic, varied and festive programme. 7 artists or groups of national stature (and whose success does not stop at the borders of France) perform on two stages, during a convivial evening

Algues au Rythme is an association created by the young people of Arradon. The initial idea was to propose an event for the young generation, and more precisely a concert of current music, outdoors. The event has grown and expanded with success. From one evening, it has grown to two days, then three days, and now welcomes street arts and children's shows for a free evening, open to all. Shows are also performed, upstream, in schools, EHPAD and residential homes. This festival is also committed to a sustainable development approach and to raising awareness of ecological practices.

The Festi'Val de l'Oust is one of those small, hyper-friendly festivals, on a human scale, to which one quickly becomes faithful. And there's plenty of it! The whole village of Saint-Servant, and its surroundings, gets involved in this great event. Everyone is a volunteer, dressed according to the theme of the year. The program features a variety of bands, in rock, punk and traditional music atmospheres revisited, for intergenerational evenings. With family and friends... It's a festival where you feel good and where you want to go back every year.

Organized in the middle of summer, on July 20 and 21, 2019, in the heart of Bois du Poulbert, the Paka Festival is the first music and entertainment festival for children and adults organized in La Trinité-sur-Mer. A festival that the organizing team wanted to be family-friendly above all. The festival is committed to a friendly experience by offering two days of music and shows for young and old, with a stage open to live performances for the former and a rich musical programme for the latter. The purpose of this first edition is to bring together the inhabitants of La Trinité-sur-Mer and the surrounding area while opening up to tourists and curious people from all walks of life. The team, composed of about twenty organizers, most of them in their thirties in Morbihan, has surrounded themselves with some 150 volunteers for the project. In the top three of the organizing team, we find friends, all attached to their territory. Steven Hemono, the festival manager, is a former bar manager who has organized many events, parties and festival covers, Georges Le Guennec, the artistic director, is a former film producer for major international festivals, also the creator of the Paka brand, and finally the couple of travel bloggers Arthur Crinquette and Claire Le Bourlot who are better known as "Les droneurs" and bring together a community of more than 60 000 people on social networks.

All are specialized in their field and share the same desire: to make this event an extraordinary moment and to make the festival one of the essential events of the summer period.

On the programme: concerts, entertainment, shows for young and old, but also a strong commitment to reduce the ecological impact of the festival (use of non-polluting vehicles, organic food, waste sorting), while emphasizing the development of sustainable actions (reduced paper consumption, dry toilets, recycled paper furniture and a portion of the profits donated to the association Les Mains Dans Le Sable, which organizes beach cleaning in Brittany). A great event is coming up!