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The exhibition “Les Ani-beaux, those who were unloved” offers a fresh look at 13 animals that are often rejected or considered harmful. Through a series of portraits, it encourages visitors to move beyond preconceptions and better understand the place of these species in the world.

Blending poetry with little-known facts, the exhibition highlights the features of each animal. It is based on the book of the same name and presents the work of Anne Gérardin, a graphic designer and illustrator who also runs creative workshops for children and adults.

Held at Quai N°3 in Montfort-sur-Meu, the exhibition is free to access.

L’aparté contemporary art centre in Iffendic presents Solidus Liquidus, an exhibition resulting from a residency by visual artist Nicolas Desverronnières. The project explores collective memory, living things and our relationship with the local landscape.

Inspired by the natural heritage of Lake Trémelin and traditional craft skills, the artist brings together direct-carved wood, sculpted bas-reliefs, floor installations and charcoal-powder drawings on panels. The exhibition is open to all for self-guided visits. Guided tours and mediation sessions are available by appointment and during scheduled highlights.

These road cycling outings are held in Angles, with a meeting point in front of the theatre. They are intended for people wishing to take part in a group cycling activity on the road.

The available information does not state the dates, times, distances, level required, registration arrangements or price. Visitors should contact the organiser to confirm the practical details before taking part.

In Monchy-sur-Eu, a nature worksite invites the public to help restore a forest pond. Organised by the French National Forestry Office with its partners, the project aims to protect peatland vegetation and encourage the return of sphagnum moss, a protected species.

Participants will move logs to provide shelter for amphibians, then remove glyceria and selected woody shoots. Weather-appropriate clothing, wellington boots or walking shoes, gloves and trousers covering the legs are recommended. Places are limited to 10 people and registration is compulsory. Pets are not allowed.

This introductory session offers an opportunity to discover BungyPump in Ancenis-Saint-Géréon. Led by Annick Humeau, a sports instructor and sophrologist, it introduces active walking with poles and its main benefits.

The session focuses on muscle strengthening, upper-body work and increased cardio engagement. Poles are provided. Registration is required, and the session will take place subject to a sufficient number of participants. The meeting point is listed as the Charbonnière car park, rue du Général-Leclerc, in Ancenis-Saint-Géréon.

With Miroirs9, the Les Vents Marins collective offers a contemporary reworking of Maurice Ravel’s works, including Miroirs and Le Tombeau de Couperin. Arrangements by Pablo Jumel and Guilain Desenclos bring strings and winds into dialogue with an original electronic composition by Théo Perek.

On stage, motifs and textures are transformed as acoustic and electronic sounds meet. Lighting and scenographic design complete the performance. The evening continues with an electro and techno session accompanied by music from Théo Perek, in Dieppe, at the address given in the listing.

Vertical’Art Brest is hosting a Mölkky tournament. Whether you already know the game or are discovering it for the first time, the event offers a friendly occasion centred on accuracy and strategy.

The event takes place at 8 Avenue du Baron Lacrosse, at Vertical’Art in Gouesnou. Registration is required via Weezevent. The listing does not provide the date, times, prices or detailed tournament arrangements.

This group exhibition explores the theme of the sardine through the work of five recognised artists: Gildas Bitout, Anh Gloux, Véronique Mazière, Patrick Pasques and Myriam Tummers.

The exhibition is held at 12 rue de la Pointe in Île-Tudy. The available information does not specify the opening dates, times or admission conditions. Visitors should check these practical details before planning their visit.

Idrissa Kora Kouyaté performs at Popote & Papote in Saint-Thurial. Described as an heir to the tradition of Manding griots, the Senegalese musician brings together the kora and West African singing with influences from blues, reggae and world music.

This musical evening celebrates the sound of the kora, described as a majestic West African harp, in a spirit of sharing, emotion and discovery. The listing does not specify the event’s date, time or price.

The Pornic Nautical Festival celebrates the link between the town and the ocean at the Port and Noëveillard beach. This fifth edition brings together activities, sporting demonstrations, introductions and meetings centred on water-based pursuits.

The programme includes talks, signings, concerts, regattas, lifeboat demonstrations, taster sessions and boat tours. The festival village also features stands dedicated to the SNSM, ecology and fishing. Some activities are open to everyone.

Bamboo Tambourine brings its lively, generous and eclectic music to Étretat. Drawing on influences ranging from Mike Love to Rodrigo y Gabriela and the Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orchestra, Alice, Osamu and Karl Dindin combine their musical worlds in original compositions shaped by travel and shared experiences.

The band will notably perform music from its fourth album, Andromeda, released in June 2026. The concert takes place at Salle Adolphe Boissaye, rue Adolphe Boissaye, offering an evening focused on musical discovery and the energy of live performance.

In Perros-Guirec, DJ Gab presents a DJ set focused on Dance and Afro House sounds. The musical evening takes place at Bar Les Costans in the town centre, offering an opportunity to enjoy electronic and Afro House influences in a relaxed bar setting.

The event is scheduled for Friday 4 September, from 6.30 pm to 9.30 pm. It is held at Bar Les Costans, 14 Rue Rouzic, Perros-Guirec. The available information does not specify the price or any booking arrangements. Visitors should check these practical details with the venue before attending.

Auberge du Pont, at Paluden in Lannilis, offers an evening combining dining and French chanson. Dominique Babilotte performs songs by Jacques Brel as part of this dinner concert.

The evening begins with a special set menu prepared by the chef, followed by the concert. Arrival is scheduled for 7 pm and booking is required. The menu contents and prices are not specified in the listing, so please check these details when booking.

At Chez Popote & Papote in Saint-Thurial, this evening combines culinary discovery with live performance. From 7 pm, Amal will prepare a traditional Moroccan dish available for a pay-what-you-can price, offering a convivial introduction to Moroccan flavours.

At 8 pm, the Namaste Witches company presents its new show En_soeurceleuses. The production combines dance, magic and storytelling for an evening bringing together several art forms. The event takes place at 6 Rue de l’Église in Saint-Thurial. The available information does not specify a price for the show or booking arrangements.

ESJ Football Club is organising a palets competition in Joué-sur-Erdre. This sporting event takes place on the stabilised pitch and welcomes participants who would like to enjoy a friendly competition based around this traditional game.

The announced date is Friday 4 September. A bar and food service will be available on site. The club does not provide palets, so each participant should bring their own equipment. Further information about times, registration arrangements and prices should be checked with the organiser.

The reading circle in Montfort-sur-Meu invites participants to discuss their artistic discoveries. Conversation focuses on works read or seen by members, as well as their content, form, ideas, reflections and emotions.

The monthly meeting takes place on Friday 4 September, from 7.30 to 9.30 pm, at 1 Place de la Gare. Around ten works may be loaned between participants. The meeting is followed by a bring-and-share supper, with everyone invited to bring something to share. The event is open to everyone aged 15 and over. Ticket information is not provided.

From 17 July to 5 September 2026, the Au Tournant company presents Les Nouveaux Mystères de la Cathédrale in Le Mans. This promenade theatre production takes audiences on a quest involving history, clues, creatures and ghosts inside Saint-Julien Cathedral.

The performance lasts 1 hour 30 minutes and is suitable for all ages from 8 upwards. It runs on Fridays and Saturdays at 9.15 pm. The individual adult price ranges from 8 to 12 euros, with reduced rates mentioned for certain audiences. Tickets are available from the Tourist Office and Le Pilier Rouge.

Boiler Place 2 is an electro-focused evening organised by the Animation Résistance association in Saint-Brieuc. The programme includes Belgian electro artist Todiefor, French festival DJ Maeva Carter, as well as local artists and DJs.

The event is held at Place de la Résistance in collaboration with Sanctuaire Fest and Wingrow Festival. A night market, visual mapping, refreshments, food and trader stalls are also announced. The available information does not specify the date, time or prices.

Au Dessus Des Halles in Audierne hosts an exhibition by Patrick Serc. The opening, presented by Françoise Sylvestre, is scheduled for Saturday 5 September at 11.30 am, offering visitors an opportunity to discover the exhibition in a welcoming cultural setting.

The available opening times are Wednesday from 10.30 am to 12.30 pm, Friday from 5 pm to 7 pm, and Saturday from 10.30 am to 1 pm. The information does not specify an admission price or booking arrangements.

The Pointe du Raz Ladies Classic is an international women’s cycling race classified UCI 1.1. The event starts in the Pays Bigouden, in Pouldreuzic, before reaching the finishing circuit in Plouhinec.

The route runs around Gwendrez beach and the archaeological sites of Menez Dregan. Team presentations take place at the Hénaff factory site. The start is announced from Route de l’Usine, continuing via Rue de la Mer, Rue de la Chapelle and Route du Vent solaire towards Plouhinec. A live broadcast is announced on social media and France TV.

The Regional Dog Obedience Championship, organised by ESC Cordemais, brings participants together for dog obedience trials. The event offers visitors an opportunity to discover the discipline and the work carried out with the dogs.

The event takes place on Rue des Sports in Cordemais. Admission is free. Fast food, including grilled food, chips and crêpes, as well as refreshments, will be available on site. The listing does not specify the date or times.

Vertical’Art Brest is opening its doors for two days, giving the public the chance to discover bouldering. This free event is aimed at beginners and experienced climbers alike, with routes described as suitable for children and adults.

Visitors can come alone, with family or friends, and receive support from the team during their first attempts. The room is presented as safe and suitable for all levels. The available information places the event at 8 Avenue du Baron Lacrosse, at Vertical Art, but does not specify the exact dates.

Ted returns for a new year of storytelling with Histoires à gogo at Lessay Library. Children are invited to listen to stories selected for the start of the new school year.

The session takes place on Saturday 5 September at 10.30 am. It is intended for children aged 2 to 8 and is free of charge. For further information, please call 02 33 07 70 32.

The Tout Commence en Finistère Ladies Classic is an international women’s cycling race classified UCI 1.1. The event starts in Pays Bigouden, from the Jean Hénaff factory in Pouldreuzic, before reaching the finishing circuit in Plouhinec.

The route runs around Gwendrez Beach and the archaeological sites of Menez Dregan. The race promises fast-paced sporting action featuring leading riders from the international peloton. Live coverage is announced on social media and the France TV platform.

Boomsy sports complex is opening its doors in Saint-Malo for an event announced as 100% free. According to the available information, the occasion offers an opportunity to discover the venue and its sports activities.

The event takes place at 79 Avenue du Général de Gaulle in Saint-Malo. No date, opening hours or details of the activities are provided in the listing. The practical information should be completed or checked before travelling.

In 2026, Youth Collective is organising the fourth edition of Riddim Runners Festival in La Chapelle-Launay. The musical event will feature several sound systems announced in the programme.

The line-up includes Melodub Sound System, Backyard Sound System and Youth Collective Sound System. The available information does not yet specify the full programme or timings.

Free on-site camping and parking are planned. A bar and a food truck will also be available. The stated address is La Touche Haute in La Chapelle-Launay.

The Mers Mélodies concert is a musical event in Le Tréport. It is announced at Ô Bout du Quai, located at 1 Avenue des Canadiens, a local venue for enjoying live music.

The available listing gives the concert name, town and venue, but does not specify a date, time, programme or performers. No price or booking information is provided.

Visitors are advised to check the practical details and any access conditions with the organiser before travelling.

On the free-admission Sunday, the Museum of Art and History in Saint-Lô offers flash tours of its collections. A museum guide introduces visitors to masterpieces and selected works that are currently of particular interest.

Each tour lasts 30 minutes and starts at 3 pm, 4 pm or 5 pm. Admission is free. The museum is located at 5 place du Champ-de-Mars in Saint-Lô. This short format offers an accessible way to discover paintings, graphic works and sculptures in the museum’s collections.

The Mountain Bike Downhill event takes place as part of the Coupe de Bretagne in Commana. This sporting competition features several rounds throughout the day.

The first round is scheduled for 10.30 am, followed by the second at 2 pm and the third at 3.30 pm. Refreshments and food will be available on site.

Journée de la randonnée offers a countryside walking event in Plévin, with seven marked routes ranging from 5 to 33 km. Participants can choose the route that best suits them and enjoy refreshments on their return.

Reception and access details refer to the town hall square and the village hall. Part of the proceeds will be donated to PLB. The event date, times, prices and registration details are not provided in the listing.

The 11th edition of Tam’Rando takes place on Sunday 6 September in Tamerville. The programme offers several routes: cycling over 24 or 40 kilometres, trail runs of 10, 16 or 23 kilometres, a 7-kilometre canicross and walks of 6, 10 or 16 kilometres.

Starts are staggered between 8.45 am and 10.15 am depending on the discipline. Registration is available on site or via HelloAsso. Refreshments and food are announced on site. The meeting point is 28 Route de l’Église, Tamerville. Prices and detailed conditions are not provided.

The mini-car association is organising its first race of the season for 1/10-scale off-road models. Visitors can watch the vehicles tackle jumps and speed around the course in a lively sporting event.

The race takes place on Sunday 6 September from 9 am, at the model racing track at the end of Rue Saint-Marcel, just after the railway line. Admission is free and open to everyone. Refreshments will be available on site.

The Souvenir Noa Sartis cycling race takes place in Courcemont, with several events scheduled throughout the day. The programme includes races for A1, A2, A3 and A4 categories in the morning, followed by U17 and U15 events, then an Open 1/2/3, U19, U23 and Access race.

The cycling event is presented as the Prix cycliste des commerçants, artisans, de la municipalité de Courcemont et du Comité des Fêtes. It is organised by La Patriote de Bonnétable’s cycling section. The source does not provide a date, admission details or other practical information.

La Quête Fantastique invites participants to solve The Mystery of the Dragons in the heart of Le Mans. This immersive treasure hunt is played in teams, with family or friends, using clues placed on the windows of partner shops.

The experience combines a mobile app, a paper map and a magical legend. It also includes a theatrical element with two or three costumed hosts. Two routes are available: Magic Dragon, lasting 1.5 to 2 hours, and Fantastic Dragon, lasting 2.5 to 4 hours. The game is not timed and can be played independently of the first volume.

The farm treasure hunt invites participants to search for a hidden word in a setting surrounded by farm animals. This playful activity combines observation, exploration and a friendly atmosphere.

The event is listed at 3 La Barotière in Saint-Hilaire-de-Voust. The available information mentions registration and the chance to win a farm-themed prize. Practical details, including the date, times and price, should be checked with the organiser.

The Pointe du Raz Ladies Classic is an international women’s cycling competition on the UCI PRO SERIES calendar. The race starts at Pointe du Raz and reaches the finishing circuit in Plouhinec.

The route crosses Cap-Sizun, including the area around Gwendrez beach and the archaeological sites of Menez Dregan. It follows the region’s roads and paths, giving spectators the chance to watch an event featuring an international peloton.

The race is also broadcast live on France TV and Eurosport. The listing does not specify the date or start time.

This guided walking tour invites visitors to discover Morlaix on foot, through hidden lanes and unexpected viewpoints. The route includes the harbour, the town’s impressive viaduct and its 16th-century Pondalez houses.

As you walk through the streets, the guide introduces a town that unfolds in levels and reveals its architectural heritage. The tour is suitable for visitors wishing to explore Morlaix from a different perspective. Booking is available by email or telephone. The date, time, price and precise meeting point are not specified in the available information.

This launch evening introduces the charity raffle Les P’tits Doudous, organised in support of hospitalised children. The event will present the association, its national president and its volunteers, giving attendees an overview of its work and purpose.

The evening is organised by Rotary Saint-Malo Dinard in connection with the Route du Rhum Destination Guadeloupe. It takes place at the Hôtel de l’Univers, 12 Place Châteaubriand in Saint-Malo. The available information does not specify the event time, conditions or raffle pricing.

Galerie des Sept in Coutances presents “From Dunes to Cliffs”, a photography exhibition by Jean-Michel Thomine dedicated to the Normandy coastline. His images offer a fresh look at coastal landscapes, from dunes to cliffs, shaped by changing light.

The exhibition is scheduled from 8 to 30 September 2026 at 4 Rue Saint-Pierre, Galerie des Sept. Opening hours, prices and any specific visiting arrangements are not provided in the listing. Visitors are advised to check these details before attending.

C’61 opens its 2026–2027 season with a presentation of its programme, followed by a musical journey performed by the Douar trio. The evening offers an introduction to an ensemble shaped by traditional music and contemporary jazz.

The line-up features Florent Hermet on double bass, Pierre Lordet on bass clarinet and Clément Petit on cello. The evening starts at 7.30 pm and ends with a cocktail, in a spirit of sharing and curiosity.

The Magic Chest is an interactive coming-of-age tale, described as funny, touching and offbeat. The story follows Firmin, a spoilt little boy who, thanks to a magic chest, discovers a world far beyond anything he could have imagined.

His journey includes eccentric characters, farcical situations, a touch of adventure and plenty of tenderness. The story also encourages reflection on society and consumer habits. The show is announced as coming soon at Comédie Le Mans, 37 Rue Nationale. The listing does not yet provide a date, time or ticket prices.

The cultural season 2026/27 presentation evening takes place at Théâtre Millandy in Luçon. The evening offers an introduction to the upcoming cultural programme, with the participation of the Draou's group.

Admission is free and seating is unassigned. Online ticketing is available via the Luçon website, under the “Se divertir” section. The available information does not provide the date or start time.

Raconte-moi la mer is a cultural and maritime festival held each year in Étretat by a group of local associations coordinated by Patrimer. It highlights the history, professions and heritage connected with the sea.

The programme includes night-time projections on the cliffs, talks, workshops about coastal protection and sea shanties celebrating Normandy’s maritime culture. The full programme is stated to be available for download. Dates, times and prices are not provided.

As part of Passion Piano, Thibaut Guillois presents a recital dedicated to Franz Liszt. A pianist and piano teacher at the Lannion-Trégor Conservatoire, he has developed a particular affinity with the Hungarian composer’s work.

After obtaining his piano diploma in Paris, Thibaut Guillois has performed recitals in France and abroad, including Japan, Germany, Portugal, Northern Ireland, Poland, Austria and Hungary. The recital takes place at Salle Mathurin-Monier. It is open to all audiences, and registration is available from 8 September.

SARDAR is a theatre performance presented by Compagnie MIA at La Salle des Concerts in Le Mans. The play is based on a text by Mahmoud Chokrollahi and directed by Clara Bauer.

In an ancient village at the heart of a distant, arid desert, inhabitants are born without heads until a different child arrives. The story explores discovery, fear and the upheaval of an established order. No information is available about the running time, schedule, prices or booking arrangements.

This performance by percussionist, performer and visual artist Charles Dubois explores the meeting point between organic textures, repetitive patterns, mechanical movement and raw sound.

Taking place as part of CLAP de Rablay-sur-Layon, the event is scheduled for Friday 11 September at 7 pm at the Village d'artistes de Rablay-sur-Layon. Admission is free and no booking is required.

This open-air event in Angles combines a concert aperitif with music, dance, gastronomy and a fireworks display. It offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy an evening centred on live entertainment and a festive outdoor atmosphere.

The event takes place at Espace de la Chenillée. The available information does not provide a date, time, programme details, performers or admission conditions. Visitors should check the organiser’s official information before attending.

Havr’n Fest celebrates ten years of Café du Havre in Oudon with a free musical weekend and free entry. The programme covers several styles, from improvisation to flamenco, as well as country, folk, vocals, saxophone and electro.

The events run from Thursday 10 to Sunday 13 September at Café du Havre, 230 Rue Alphonse Fouschard. The programme features Ro & Clé, Manon Paillettes, Najma Dream, Backyard Country Familly Band, the La Plena association and Le Piano Perché with Delphine Coutant. Gifts and surprises are also mentioned.

Janäel’s Live Jukebox offers a participatory concert in Saint-Thurial. The concept is simple: the audience chooses the songs, Janäel performs them, and everyone can sing along or simply enjoy the show.

Taking place at 6 rue de l’Église, this lively evening invites the audience to play an active part in the musical experience. It is also possible to listen and enjoy the performance without singing, making the event accessible to different ways of taking part.

Chat Foin welcomes the group La Kanell for a friendly musical evening in Vassy, within the Valdallière area. The event offers an opportunity to discover the group’s music in a venue dedicated to live entertainment.

Vinyl records, sweatshirts, T-shirts and caps will also be available to buy on site, according to the event listing. No time, price or further concert details are provided in the available information.

The Cordemais Outdoor Ride brings together cyclists, hikers and trail runners around varied routes suited to different levels. The programme includes a mountain-bike raid, a night hike and ultra-gravel routes of 200 and 300 kilometres. Concerts are also planned during the weekend.

Organised by ASC Cyclo VTT Gravel and ASC Marche, the event welcomes experienced athletes, beginners, families and anyone interested in outdoor activities. It takes place in Cordemais, at 16 La Portrais. The available information does not specify the dates, times, registration arrangements or prices.

From Saturday 12 September to Sunday 1 November, Alvéole 13 at the Jardins Suspendus in Le Havre presents an exhibition by Laurent Bessol.

Through photographs in colour and black and white, the artist explores grass, branches, twigs, petals and seeds. These fragments of the plant world become sensitive and poetic evocations, encouraging visitors to look differently at nature and reflect on the close links between people and the living world.

Located at 76 Rue du Fort, the exhibition offers a contemplative experience centred on photography, plants and the environment.

This full-day horse-riding trek starts in Beuzevillette and takes riders to Caudebec-en-Caux before returning to Beuzevillette. The advertised route covers around 38 kilometres and passes through the Trait-Maulévrier state forests and several local villages.

Meet at the centre in Beuzevillette at 8.30 am for a 9 am departure on horseback. Riders should bring a packed lunch for the stop in Caudebec, with the return expected around 6 pm. At least three registered riders are required, and a deposit equal to half the service price is requested. Booking must be made at least seven days in advance by email, telephone or directly at the centre.

This exhibition of classic Citroën vehicles looks back across several decades of motoring history. Visitors can discover emblematic models from the marque at an event dedicated to automotive heritage.

The exhibition is held at the Citroën Pontivy dealership, on Rue du Champ de Tir, on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September. It is open from 9 am to 7 pm and admission is free. The available information does not specify how many vehicles will be displayed or which activities may be offered.

“Neolithic Code” is a self-guided family investigation at the Museum of Prehistory in Carnac. Participants are invited to observe every detail, think together and solve the challenges by finding the objects.

The booklet is available on request at reception. The activity lasts 30 minutes, requires no booking and is included in the museum admission price. The available information does not specify the admission fee or any age guidance.

The Animal Keeper Workshop invites visitors to care for farm animals. The activity includes tasks such as feeding and brushing, offering a hands-on introduction to everyday work with animals.

The meeting point is 3 La Barotière in Saint-Hilaire-de-Voust. The available information does not state the date, times or duration of the workshop.

The price and any booking arrangements are not provided. The event listing should therefore be completed with these practical details before attending.

Citroën’s Ploërmel dealership hosts an exhibition of classic vehicles organised with the Les Vieilles t’autos association. Visitors can discover historic Citroën models and explore a retrospective of motoring history across several decades.

The event is aimed at classic-car enthusiasts and anyone curious to see these vehicles. The exhibition is scheduled for Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September at the Citroën dealership on Rue Ferdinand Forest in Ploërmel. Opening times, admission price and practical arrangements are not provided.

The Prevel Xtrem Challenge is a trail running event in Primelin based on a seven-lap elimination format. The course includes three seven-kilometre loops, each of which can be run in either direction, as well as a surprise loop. The loops are run in a random order.

At the end of each loop, the last ten runners to arrive are eliminated. The winner is the first finisher of the final loop. This unusual competition combines endurance, route variety and a progressive elimination rule. The information provided does not specify the date, start time, entry conditions or price.

Fanfares à L’Ouest returns to Granville for its second edition, marking 10 years of the L’Étoile Cirée fanfare. Five invited fanfares will take part in this musical event at various locations across the town.

Activities are planned in Granville’s streets on Saturday, followed by an evening at the Salle du Hérel from 7 to 11 pm. A Sunday lunchtime appearance is also planned on Hérel beach, weather permitting. The programme includes an evening concert.

A pétanque competition is organised in Maumusson at the Fontaine aux Merles refreshment hut. Participants are invited to come and take part in this friendly event.

Registration takes place from 1 pm, with the competition starting at 2 pm. The format is four games, and the entry fee is €12 per doubles team. The event is organised by Familles Rurales de Maumusson.

Une conversation calligraphique brings together 24 paintings exploring the links between French and Indian cultures. The exhibition focuses on writing and calligraphy, combining calligraphy from regional and national Indian languages and scripts with French elements.

Created by eight Indian artists, the series establishes an intercultural dialogue through painting and signs. According to the event details, this is the exhibition’s first presentation in France. It is shown at AADI in Morlaix, on Quai du Léon.

Empreintes: Encapsulating a Garden is a multidisciplinary art and science project presented as part of the 2026 Normandy Impressionist Festival. This promenade performance explores the less visible dimensions of the landscape, including smells, sounds, tastes, textures and the movements of living things.

At the heart of Tatihou Island’s maritime gardens and along the Run path, the experience combines science, music, singing, dance and fragrances, with an olfactory concert. The return journey is on foot with the artists. The activity is free, but booking is required. Island access is charged separately through an indivisible return boat and admission package including the museum, fort and gardens.

Concert Les Prox is a music event presented in a pop-rock style. It takes place at Bar de l’Anguille in Liesville-sur-Douve.

The available information is limited to the event title, its musical style and venue. Please check the organiser’s official information for the date, time, programme and practical details.

Pibroc’h en bord de mer brings traditional Breton bagpipe music to Cancale. On Sunday morning, visitors can listen to ten traditional musicians at Pointe des Crolles, from 9.30 am to midday.

In the afternoon, Port-Picain hosts twenty bagpipe players from 2 pm to 6.30 pm. Food will be available on site. The event takes place in Cancale, on Rue de Port-Picain; no date or admission information is provided.

The Trail de la Pointe de Caux invites runners to take part in its 18th edition in Étretat. Organised by La Boussole Gonfrevillaise, the event offers a choice of two routes designed for different levels of experience.

Participants can choose the 13-kilometre course for a more accessible outing or take on the 30-kilometre route for a greater challenge. The available information does not specify the date, start time, prices, registration arrangements or precise venue.

The Challes community walking and running event offers two routes for a morning outdoors: a 12 km run and an 8 km walk accessible to everyone. Refreshment points are provided along the running route, while the walk includes a gourmet break halfway through.

The event takes place on Sunday 13 September, from 8am, starting at the municipal sports ground in Challes. Family entertainment is also planned, with Les Sourdingues brass band and Entre Mondes company performances featuring stilt walkers, giant bubbles and balloon sculptures. Registration is required for the routes.

The soapbox race returns to Saint-Hélen for its fourth edition, combining DIY creativity, speed and good humour. Participants are invited to prepare their vehicle and let their imagination run free.

Whether you enjoy building or are an experienced driver, the event offers a friendly challenge centred on homemade racing vehicles. The listing does not specify the exact times, venue, entry requirements or prices.

Le Pré en Scène is a new festival organised by the association of the same name in La Jumellière, within Chemillé-en-Anjou. The event aims to bring local residents together, highlight rural expertise and support accessible culture, while donating part of its profits to a local charity.

The programme combines concerts, including performances by Gadjé Mundi, Bosko, Madame Oscar, Molow, Machin Machine and Stinky Fox, with shows and a market of organic producers and local craftspeople. A shared meal, a petting farm, giant wooden games and biodiversity activities are also planned for all ages.

“Le gueuleton de la Guinguette” is a generous shared meal featuring regional specialities. The menu includes oysters from Baie des Veys, Caen-style tripe, a buffet of local charcuterie, Normandy beef, warm Camembert with homemade chips, a cheese platter and a dessert buffet.

Sylvianne will accompany the meal on the accordion, creating a traditional guinguette atmosphere. At 3.30pm, the Depanneurs will perform a concert featuring Québécois folk music. The available information does not specify the date, exact venue, timings beyond the concert or prices.

At Notre-Dame church in Vitré, La Ménestraudie presents a concert of baroque music from Latin America. This early music ensemble, associated with the Betton music school near Rennes, has performed music from the medieval, Renaissance and baroque periods for around twenty years.

Led by Jean-Michel Delavaud since 2022, the ensemble will bring together around twelve singers and instrumentalists, including recorders, viols, lute, harpsichord and percussion. The provisional programme includes works by Juan del Encina, Luis Milán, Hernando Franco, Gaspar Fernandes, Juan Pérez Bocanegra, Rameau and others. The concert is scheduled for Sunday 13 September 2026.

Dremmwel and Klervi Rivière present a concert devoted to Breton music, combining traditional songs and music with more recent compositions. Their approach explores the intimate character of this musical culture.

The artists bring together varied instruments and original artistic arrangements to share a common musical horizon. The concert is announced at Sainte-Hélène Chapel on Rue Anatole-France in Douarnenez. The information provided does not include the date, time or ticket details.

Le Mans FC host RC Lens at Stade Marie-Marvingt in Le Mans as part of the fourth matchday of Ligue 1 McDonald’s. This football fixture offers the chance to watch a league match and support both teams at the Le Mans venue.

The match is announced at Stade Marie-Marvingt, Chemin aux Bœufs. The available information confirms that Le Mans FC welcome RC Lens and refers to the Sang et Or’s return to France’s top flight. No date, kick-off time or ticket prices are provided; check them before travelling.