La P'Art Belle Festival

When Culture Meets the Environment

The La P'Art Belle Festival is a unique cultural event that places the ecological transition at the heart of its artistic programming. Located in Séné, within the Parc Naturel Régional du Golfe du Morbihan, this micro-festival offers an exceptional natural setting to reflect, exchange, and celebrate around environmental issues.

A Human-Sized Micro-Festival

Limited to 1,000 people per day, the La P'Art Belle Festival focuses on intimacy and quality of exchanges. This reduced format allows for:

• Proximity between the public and the artists
• Authentic exchanges during round tables and workshops
• Controlled environmental impact
• An immersive experience in a preserved natural setting

Artistic and Committed Programming

The festival's programming includes:

• Concerts by committed and emerging artists
• Shows for young audiences and family activities
• Participatory dance performances
• Round tables on environmental issues (ocean, climate, biodiversity)
• Practical workshops for children and adults
• Natural wine tastings
• Workshop village focused on eco-responsibility

An Exemplary Eco-responsible Model

The La P'Art Belle Festival puts its ecological convictions into practice through concrete actions:

• Solar sound system powered by photovoltaic energy
• "Drastic on plastic" charter to reduce plastic
• Local catering and reusable containers
• Selective sorting and waste valorization
• Sustainable mobility encouraged

An Association Recognized for Public Interest

The La Part Belle association, which organizes the festival, is recognized as being of public interest. It carries out awareness-raising actions on ecological and social transition in the Breton region throughout the year, with the festival being its annual highlight.

The Golfe du Morbihan as a Natural Stage

The setting of the Parc Naturel Régional du Golfe du Morbihan gives the festival a special dimension. The beauty of the maritime landscapes and the richness of the local biodiversity are at the heart of the event's concerns, inviting the public to take care of this exceptional environment.