A few months ago, Brittany was chosen as the favorite region of tourists for its gastronomy, and rightly so! But beyond the galettes, andouille, and Kouign-Amann, Brittany is an absolutely extraordinary region with endless riches, both in its culture and its landscapes, not to mention its cuisine. So, it's no surprise that, like every year, this land of legend is twice celebrated in the capital, by the Mission Bretonne in the 14th district, and by Paris Breton in the 15th!
Festivities That Never End
Since May 14th, the 14th arrondissement, which undoubtedly has the highest population of Bretons...surprises from outside their home region, beat to the rhythm of bagads and binious. Festivities that will come to an end this Saturday, May 23. But don't worry, it's just to pick up again a few meters away, as the 15th takes over for the entire weekend, bringing you a range of free activities. A fifteenth edition that will be celebrated in style at the town hall of the 15th, welcoming a thousand Bretons and their descendants living in the Paris region, along with everyone who wants to dive a little into the made in Breizh culture.
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A free party open to everyone
The 15th arrondissement, which is home to the Maison de la Bretagne, the Breton Social Service, and of course, Montparnasse train station — your gateway to the most beautiful region of France in the fastest and most eco-friendly way possible — is inviting you on Saturday, May 23, and Sunday, May 24, from 10 AM to 9 PM (8 PM on Sunday). The schedule is packed with concerts, conferences, book signings, a book corner, and dance demonstrations. A plethora of food partners will also be present (it must be said that the area is filled with crêperies) to let you taste the best of Brittany, and especially to stock up on butter (salted, of course, otherwise it's sacrilege).
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Brittany Festival
15th District Town Hall
31, Péclet Street – 15th
Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24, 2026
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