Farming Month

As part of a different kind of Autumn

On the program

Friday, October 25 at 8:30pm
- Mouton Major's opening show "Terre de paroles" (Land of Words)
- A sound exhibition based on the words of local farmers. They talk about their daily lives and their relationship with their profession.

Thursday, November 7 at 8:30pm
- Concerts with Reflets/skeud by Rozenn Le Trionnaire and Jérémy Simon
Created in 2021, this duo explores a repertoire at the crossroads of classical music, jazz and traditional Breton music. Emotion, warmth, virtuosity and evasion are the words that define the expression of this artistic project.

Sunday, November 10 at 5pm
- Screening of "Femmes de la terre" a film by Edouard Bergeon
After telling the story of his father in his film Au nom de la terre, director Edouard Bergeon shares his memories of his mother, grandmothers and great-grandmothers, all farmers. For this documentary, he toured France to gather the confidences and outbursts of Marie-Claude, Lucie, Anne-Cécile, Claire, Estelle, Marie-Paule and Jeannette, and thus retrace the long and remarkable history of the "Women of the Land" from the post-war period to the present day.

Sunday, November 10 at 5pm
- Lom Dilom" dance with Compagnie Ar C'houanned Kozh
The Compagnie Ar C'houanned Kozh is made up of dancers from Kevrenn Alré and musicians from various backgrounds who have crossed paths with Kevrenn Alré. Together, they wanted to explore new horizons around traditional Breton culture. It was in this spirit of creation and innovation that the show was born.
The opening act will be Fabrice Lothodé and his students from the bombarde school.


Sunday November 24th
- Theater "Mon père avait trois vaches" - Mouton Major
A play by Yves-Marie Le Texier.

In 60 years, Brittany's farming world has undergone spectacular change. By delving into his childhood memories of the farm, Yves-Marie Le Texier sets out to reflect on this evolution and the issues at stake in what constitutes "today's agricultural world": rurality, peasant malaise, the environment, agro-economics. Five avatars of Yves-Marie present themselves to us as farmers. What if I'd been a farmer too? Which one would I have become? A deeply humanist and sensitive historical tale with a topical theme. Humor and poetry to stimulate reflection.