In July and August, on Tuesday morning, farmers' market in the village.
End of June, Horizons festival dedicated to world music.
Every four years, in July (last edition in 2022), Abers maritime festival (with nautical parade, gathering of old rigs, exhibitions, gourmet events, concerts, etc.).
Discovery Excursion Fauna and Flora
- From 9 to 29 june 2025
- Lieu-dit Le Port
- Enjoy a unique experience in the heart of nature with a guided walk on the Aber Wrac ? H ! Treat yourself to a magical interlude lasting around 1h15, where exceptional flora and fauna reveal all their secrets. - Accompanied by a passionate guide, immerse yourself in the beauty of the breathtaking scenery before you, while listening to captivating legends and anecdotes about this unspoilt environment. If you're lucky, you may even catch a glimpse of seals and seabirds* in their natural habitat. Embark on an unforgettable excursion from Aber Wrac ? H, towards the port of Paluden and the islet of Malouine, and let yourself be captivated by the wild beauty of this exceptional site. - *Seals and birds offer us the privilege of observing them in their natural habitat. However, as wild animals, they require our scrupulous respect for their tranquillity. Their presence, though hoped for, cannot be guaranteed. - Practical information : Departure/arrival : Port de l ? Aber Wrac ? H / Duration : 1h30 / Capacity : 12 places / Groups accepted / Commentary in English on request / Reservations 48 hours in advance strongly advised /
Exhibition at the Wigwam Semaphore or the New Rush To the West / Loïc Madec.
- From 14 to 21 june 2025
- 180 Chemin de Bellevue, Le Sémaphore
- Painting, sculpture and tempera around the figure of the Kachinas, wonderful beings from the Hopi civilization, taking on the appearance of wooden or fabric dolls. - Open daily.
Music Festival In the Gardens of the Abbey of Our Lady of the Angels
- On 21 june 2025
- Abbaye Notre-Dame-des-Anges, Lieu-dit Les Anges
- Educational session from 5 to 6 pm for young audiences, - - free admission - - in the Abbey gardens - - presentation of string instruments (violin, viola, cello), classical and contemporary musical excerpts - - food-truck "la tribu d'Anna" crêpes and drinks, in front of the Abbey from 3.30 pm to 10.30 pm - - possibility of guided tour of the site, before or after the show (prices 7 ? adults, 4 ? children >12 years) - 8:30pm : Concert by the Rosamonde string quartet - - in the Abbey gardens - - seating (please bring a sweater for the evening) - - program "Viennese Filiation" : - MOZART Quartet in D K575 - WEBERN Langsamer Satz and 6 bagatelles op 9 - SCHUBERT Quartet in D minor D810 "The Maiden and Death - - prices : 15 ? adults, 8 ? 12 to 17 years old, free < 12 years old - - food-truck "la tribu d'Anna" crêpes and drinks, in front of the Abbey from 3:30 pm to 10:30 pm - The "Viennese Filiation" program illustrates the creative richness of Austria, which saw the birth or life of so many musicians, in addition to those presented this evening : Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, Strauss, Léhar, Mahler, Schönberg, Berg, to name but a few… and poets such as Hildegarde Jone, who worked with Webern. Vienna was truly the capital of Western music, at least in the 18th and 19th centuries. - The musicians of Rosamonde - Agnès Sulem-Bialobroda, 1st violin - Hugo Meder, 2nd violin - Jean Sulem, viola - Xavier Gagnepain, cello - Founded in 1981, the Rosamonde Quartet brings together instrumentalists of international renown, equally at home in classical and contemporary chamber music. Several composers have entrusted them with the creation of their works. They perform from Japan to the United States, via Europe : Salzburg, London, Oslo, Paris… Winners of the Grand Prix du Disque de l'Académie Charles Cros in 2005, they also give master-classes at various festivals. - The Quartet in D K 575 by Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART (1756-1791) was composed in 1789, commissioned by King William II of Prussia, himself an amateur cellist, hence the prominence given to this instrument in the score. It is divided into four movements : Allegro, Andante con moto, Scherzo- allegro molto- trio, Presto. Along with Haydn and Beethoven, he brought the Viennese classical school to its apogee, before the advent of Romanticism. A child prodigy who excelled at both piano and violin, impertinent and anti-conformist, he left a considerable body of work, despite his death at the age of 35 : operas, concertos, chamber music, sacred music, and an undeniable influence. Over 800 opuses in the catalog. - Works by Anton WEBERN (1883-1945). Langsamer Satz, literally "slow movement", dates from 1905, written by a Webern in love and passion, during a hiking trip with his future wife. Six bagatelles op 9, from 1924 : these short compositions reflect Webern's desire for purity and intensity, "non multa sed multum", a characteristic formula that would later lead to his creations of dodecaphonic music. Composer, student of Arnold Schönberg and conductor, he belongs to the "Second Vienna School". He wrote numerous lieder, concertos, variations, passacaglias, symphonies and quartets, as well as arrangements of works by Bach, Schubert, Listz, Strauss and Schönberg. - The D minor quartet D810 by SCHUBERT (1797-1828), known as "The Maiden and Death", was composed in 1824, four years before Schubert's premature death at the age of 31. The eponymous title comes from a lied written in 1816 to a poem by the German poet Matthias Claudius. The quartet has four movements : Allegro, Andante con moto, Scherzo- allegro molto- trio, Presto. Schubert left a prolific output of over 1,000 opuses : lieder, symphonies, oratorio, operas, chamber music (sonatas, impromptus, trios, quartets, quintets). Having met him only once, but in the presence of his manuscripts, Beethoven said of him : "Truly, in this Schubert dwells a divine spark".
Show "The Passengers of the Lighthouse"
- On 22 june 2025
- Port de l'Aber Wrac'h
- Show for all audiences. - Come and discover the history of the Île Vierge lighthouse, from its creation to the present day ! - To mark the opening of the ecogite on the Île Vierge lighthouse, the Abers tourist office asked Goulc ? Han Kervella to write a show for the public, enabling them to discover the history of the largest lighthouse in Europe : the Île Vierge lighthouse. - The year is 1900. The great Île Vierge lighthouse is under construction. - Janig le Gofig, a reporter with La Dépêche de Brest et de l'Ouest, visits the construction site. Guided by Jean Cazès, keeper of the small lighthouse for 36 years, and his son Auguste. The two of them take visitors on a tour of the island and its lighthouses, and tell the story of the lighthouse, which is played out by actors throughout the tour : the 15th-century convent, the French Revolution, Vauban's work, the seaweed harvesters… A real trip back in time ! - practical information - Take the boat from the port of Aber Wrac'h in Landéda to the Ile Vierge. Two groups are formed. The show lasts around 1h15, followed by a visit to the large lighthouse for those who wish, then a return by boat to the port of Aber Wrac'h. - 1:00 pm : Meet at Aber Wrac'h harbor (rightmost pontoon when looking out to sea) - 1:30 pm : Departure - 2pm : Arrival on the island and start of the show - 3:15pm : End of show, visit to the Île Vierge lighthouse - 3:45 pm : Return by boat to the port of Aber Wrac'h
