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Wednesday, May 13

6 p.m.: The Little Prince , a musical tale by Balthazar Pouilloux and Adrien Mercier.
Silmaril Orchestra – Conductor: Eléa Hetzel.
A unique, faithful, and entirely operatic adaptation – to be published in March 2026 by Gallimard. It is the work of a very young company of formidable composers, singers, and performers, none of whom are over 25! There will be more than twenty of them on stage.

9 p.m.: Oriental cabaret with Amel Brahim-Djelloul and her musicians.
Following in his journey the pioneer of the airmail service that was Saint-Exupéry, we will fly over North Africa carried by the captivating voice of Amel Brahim-Djelloul surrounded by her musicians (vocals, guitar, violin and percussion – derbouka, daf, tar, bondir).

Thursday, May 14

6 p.m.: Trio Tasis and their new program Milóngo.
We will cross the Atlantic to South America for a concert dedicated to the great figures of the golden age of tango (1920-1940).

8:30 pm: The Little Prince , a musical tale (2nd performance).

Friday, May 15

6 p.m.: The music of Saint-Exupéry
A chamber music program that will showcase the composers that Saint-Exupéry admired: Mozart, Chopin…

8:30 p.m.: Saint-Exupéry, the commander of the birds , a theatrical performance inspired by the life and work of Saint-Exupéry with the actor Franck Desmedt.

Saturday, May 16

4 p.m.: Hope, Teruel mountain range
Film adaptation of Malraux's work. Screening of the film, presented by Michel Denis.

6 p.m.: Malraux and Saint-Exupéry
A talk by Jean-Yves Tadié dedicated to these two authors, so distant yet so close, by a shared taste for "elsewhere", adventure and distant lands.

8:30 p.m.: ""¡No Pasaran! » , closing concert
An illustration of memories of the Spanish Civil War with works by 20th-century Spanish composers for voice, piano and strings.

Stephan Bouttet Auditorium

6 Rue Sadi Carnot
35800 Dinard

Bookings can be made on the festival website or at the tourist office.
 

From Friday, February 20, 2026 to Sunday, March 1, 2026

This special moment between professional and amateur artists showcases a wide variety of original and amazing works, offering visitors an eclectic mix of arts, with nearly 60 exhibitors presenting a wide range of works: sculptures, photographs, paintings in various techniques,…

You will discover the work of:

• 37 painters: watercolor, acrylic, oil, pastel, spray paint, kirigami, pointillism, linocut, engraving, staples and painting on wood

• 8 photographers

• 13 sculptors: wood, metal, earth, raku, forged steel, stainless steel, stone, clay, bronze

Free

At the Palace of Arts and the Festival

The 37th Dinard British & Irish Film Festival will take place from October 7th to 11th, 2026!

Enjoy a few days in Dinard to discover the gems of British cinema in a festive atmosphere.

For a few days, Dinard lived to a British rhythm.

What a pretty market and you can go there on foot from Clos de la Fontaine (around 400m)!

It is good to linger there and take the time to hunt for some good products. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful markets in the region.

Around the market halls , which are open every morning of the week, many merchants come to sell clothes, groceries, crafts, fruits and vegetables, meat, fish and seafood.

The little culinary extras: a coffee or a small white wine at the Café des Anges, a sausage galette to take away (the best in my opinion is the one from Pleudihen), rillettes from Lepage sous les halles, or mussels a la plancha at the Morisseau workshop.

Practical information:

Les Halles de la Concorde : 18 traders every morning from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (except school holidays, not all traders are present on Monday morning)

Large market around the Halles de La Concorde:

• From September 1 to December 31:

  • Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

  • Saturday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

• From July 1 to August 31:

  • Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays: 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

  • Nearly 300 traders gather on the Halle esplanade during the season.

The Flea Market takes place every first Sunday of the month.
About thirty exhibitors, all professionals, are present on the Halle esplanade (market square) for an unpacking and sale of furniture, crockery, linens and old books… jewellery, trinkets and paintings. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.