Cultural associations Brittany

To promote the architectural heritage created by the numerous washing machines installed on the river, this association proposes to discover them during walks.

Callac offers a wide range of outings and events. Callac and the surrounding area offer a wide range of experiences, from canoeing and kayaking to guided tours, concerts and local farmers' markets.

This public service association promotes access to culture for all. They organize meetings between people interested in music and dances wherever they live. Thus, Musiques et Danse in Finistère brings together the actors of the musical life of Finistère. Its relaying role is essential and valuable. The association also receives it from the General Council and the State (DRAC Bretagne). The website will give you all the additional information you need.

Association Trans Musicales (ATM) is a non-profit organization based in Rennes. Founded in 1985, it organizes the annual Trans Musicales festival, a major event on the international music scene. ATM is supported by the City of Rennes, Rennes Métropole, the Department of Ille-et-Vilaine, the Brittany Region and the French Ministry of Culture. It occupies offices on rue Jean Guy and also manages the Ubu concert hall, located next to the TNB on rue Saint Hélier. The rest of the week, the association is closed. Please note that ATM does not open at weekends.

Every year, Carhaix-Plouguer plays host to the famous Vieilles Charrues festival. This festival, which takes place at the Persivien outbuildings, is a major music event. Carhaix-Plouguer is a must-see destination for music and festival fans.

Clair Obscur is a cultural association based in Rennes, Brittany. Founded in 1990, its aim is to promote cinema and audiovisual arts for all audiences. Its flagship event is the Travelling festival, which showcases the world's major cities through their urban cinematography. The festival offers a rich and diverse program, showcasing independent films and emerging talents. In addition to the festival, Clair Obscur organizes film screenings, image education workshops and meetings with film professionals throughout the year. The association also works in partnership with institutional and socio-cultural players to set up distribution and audience support initiatives.

The online tourist guide presents the Mythos Festival in Rennes.

An exciting permanent exhibition on the water mills, wind and tides.

Guimiliau is a charming town in Brittany, known for its hiking club "Les Chemins du Tro Breiz". This club offers hiking itineraries throughout the region, enabling visitors to discover the magnificent landscapes of Guimiliau and the surrounding area.

Located in the Lorient roadstead in Southern Brittany, the Kernével marina offers rapid access to the open sea. Anchored in Larmor-Plage, a charming seaside resort, it is an ideal cultural and leisure stopover. Since its opening in 1988, the Port du Kernével has welcomed some of the biggest names in sailing, including Alain Gautier and Éric Tabarly. A symbol of the growing importance of yachting in the Lorient region, the harbor has expanded over the years to ensure a high-quality welcome for its sailors. The port has 1,000 berths on pontoons, 100 of which are reserved for visiting yachtsmen.

A real country house, a real gold mine with information on cultural heritage and the environment.

You can immerse yourself in the arthuriennes legends: the round table, the Grail, merlin…

You have just arrived in Ille-et-Vilaine and you want to meet the world? With AVF Cesson you are surrounded by animations, workshops and welcome events that will make you discover your new place as well as its inhabitants. An easy, fun and friendly way to find your place.

Mélesse is home to a cultural association called AVF Mélesse. This association is part of the national network of Accueils des Villes Françaises (AVF). The AVF aims to welcome new residents and foster social ties by offering friendly events. AVFs are run on a voluntary basis, offering a place where everyone can feel welcome and cared for. Our teams will be happy to welcome you and provide you with information.

Dinard is a town in Brittany, in the Pays-de-Dinard region. For newcomers, the Association culturelle AVF Pays-de-Dinard offers a warm welcome and a variety of activities. Please note that prior registration is required to take part in activities.

Baden-le-Golfe is a charming town in Brittany. The AVF de Baden-le-Golfe also offers activities and outings for its members.

Auray AVF Accueil des Villes Françaises is a voluntary association based in Auray, Brittany. Their aim is to welcome newcomers to the town and help them integrate. They offer activities to discover Auray and its traditions, as well as meetings with other people in the same situation.

Ploemeur is a dynamic commune located in Brittany, between land and sea. L'Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) de Ploemeur is here to welcome newcomers and help them integrate. The association offers a wide range of activities, and relies on the voluntary commitment of its many members. New arrivals can also count on a dedicated Newcomer Service. The AVF de Ploemeur also organizes events such as pétanque tournaments, walks and first-aid training. Members are encouraged to become volunteers and share their skills and passions. The AVF de Ploemeur wants to offer its members the chance to meet new people and enjoy a good time together.

Questembert, a charming town in Brittany, offers a warm welcome to new arrivals thanks to the AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises). This not-for-profit association offers a variety of activities and workshops to promote integration and encounters between residents. AVF volunteers are on hand to provide information and help newcomers adapt to their new surroundings. The association also organizes social events, such as "pots de l'amitié" and lively meals, to encourage exchanges between members.

Lorient's Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is a voluntary association that welcomes newcomers to the city. The AVF offers information and activities to facilitate the integration of new residents. AVF volunteers are available to answer questions and help newcomers discover the city and its region. The AVF also organizes friendly get-togethers and activities to encourage exchanges between members.