Cultural associations Brittany

Vannes A.V.F. Their mission is to welcome and guide newcomers to the city and help them integrate socially. The warm and dynamic team offers cultural visits, workshops, hikes and other activities in a friendly atmosphere. The association's volunteers have been through the experience of moving to a new town themselves, and are therefore well placed to help newcomers.

The AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) in Cournon-d'Auvergne is an association dedicated to welcoming and supporting newcomers to the town. The association offers a range of activities to encourage conviviality and exchanges between its members. Activities include cultural outings, sports and leisure activities, and visits to local tourist attractions. The AVF de Cournon-d'Auvergne also organizes special events, such as the Fête du Roi de l'Oiseau. To become a member of the association, simply fill out a membership application and pay an individual fee.

Lannion, a charming town in Brittany, offers many activities and events for locals and newcomers alike. The AVF Lannion Trégor, a cultural association present in 350 towns in France, warmly welcomes all residents of Lannion and the towns of the Trégor region. Their aim is to develop friendly relations within the community. The association offers a variety of activities, including cultural and leisure outings, cooking workshops, language encounters and much more. The AVF also organizes regular drop-in sessions to answer questions and welcome new arrivals.

Paimpol is a welcoming town for newcomers, thanks to the Pays de Paimpol association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF). Since 1970, this association has been helping new residents integrate into the town and discover the region. With its 50 volunteers, the AVF offers a wide range of weekly activities, including art, games, culture and sports. It also organizes outings, shows and visits to help people discover the region's history and heritage. The association is a member of the regional union of AVFs in Brittany and of the national union of AVFs present in 350 French towns.

Concarneau AVF Accueil is a non-profit organization based in Concarneau, Brittany. Their aim is to welcome newcomers to the town and help them adapt by offering a variety of recreational, sporting and cultural activities.

The Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) in Landerneau is a cultural association whose mission is to welcome newcomers to the town and create social links. Their team of volunteers offers a wide range of manual, cultural and sporting activities all year round, as well as discovery outings and friendly get-togethers. The association is based at 2 rue du Calvaire, Landerneau. The association's website is also available for news and upcoming events.

Moëlan-sur-Mer is a charming town in Brittany where you'll find the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF). The AVF de Moëlan-sur-Mer is a place where newcomers can find a warm welcome and practical information to help them settle in. The association's enthusiastic and motivated volunteers are on hand to help new residents with their integration. What's more, the AVF offers a wide range of activities to help people make new friends and discover the local area.

They offer mutual aid and social action services.

Crozon is a town in Brittany. The AVF also organizes events for new arrivals, such as the pot des nouveaux arrivants.

Pont-l'Abbé, in Brittany, is home to the Association bénévole AVF Pays Bigouden. This association is dedicated to welcoming new arrivals and people looking for friendly links. It offers a variety of cultural, sporting and leisure activities to encourage meetings and exchanges between its members.

Quimper, a charming town in Brittany, is home to the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF). The AVF Quimper is a voluntary association offering support to new arrivals in the region. With a team of 55 volunteers, AVF Quimper offers a wide range of activities to promote integration and encounters between old and new residents of the town.

The Maison de la Bretagne in Paris is a branch of the Brittany Region located in the 15th arrondissement, next to the Montparnasse train station. This convivial space offers meeting rooms for 4 to 19 people, as well as an event space for up to 85 people. A shared workspace is also available for mobile workers. La Maison de la Bretagne offers a full range of services to support professionals, associations and public bodies in their projects. La Maison de la Bretagne in Paris is highly appreciated by its users, who emphasize the quality of the welcome and services on offer.

SKED is an essential association to learn from the Breton language and culture. Created in 1991, SKED has two main activities: the teaching of Breton (initiation, development) in Brest and its region, and the event by organising or associating itself with different cultural events and events. Thus, the association takes part in Skrivadeg (dictated in Breton, which takes place every March in March), the Musician Spring with Kevrenn, the Ridaleg Race and many other ad hoc events. But SKED also includes Breton and Irish dance courses, embroidery, history of Brittany culture and heritage, sports and traditional games, but also music and theatre.

A reference to Quimper and the speaking world. Ti Ar Vro, federation of associations working in the fields of the Breton language and culture organizes concerts of Celtic music, theatre performances in Breton and French, cultural conferences… The Documentation Centre open to all, it animates a newspaper or more exactly an agenda, which lists the cultural events linked to the country of Quimper accompanied by articles on music, theatre…