Fête de la Bretagne (Festival of Brittany) is a vibrant regional celebration held each May across the Brittany region of France, showcasing the area’s rich Celtic culture, music, and traditions. Over 1,000 events—from folk concerts and bagpipe parades to craft fairs, dance performances, and gastronomic festivals—take place in towns and villages throughout the region and even abroad. The festival honors Breton identity and creativity, uniting locals and visitors in a joyful expression of community spirit. Blending heritage, modern artistry, and Celtic pride, the Festival of Brittany is a living celebration of one of France’s most distinctive cultural regions.

DATES & TIMES
• Dates: 14–24 May 2026 (Thursday–Sunday).
• Pattern: Held annually around Saint-Yves (19 May), across ~10 days in May — see the Region page.
• The exact timetable publishes annually; browse the live Programme listings when released.

LOCATION
• Region-wide: Events take place across Brittany (Bretagne) and beyond — overview on the Official site.
• Map: Rennes, Brittany (regional capital; reference point) — Open in Google Maps.
• Getting around: Regional trains and buses via BreizhGo transport (official network).

TICKETS & ENTRY
• Entry varies by event: Many activities are free; some concerts or venues are ticketed — always check each listing in the Programme.

GOOD TO KNOW
• 2026 dates confirmed: Festival runs 14–24 May 2026 — see the Official site (homepage banner).
• Organisers: Calls for projects and participation details are published on the Region’s site — see Call for projects.

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