Lancieux Podcast Festival
Podcast and audio creation festival in Lancieux
2026
About Lancieux Podcast Festival
The Lancieux Podcast Festival brings together audio creators and their audience in Lancieux for collective listening sessions. Organized by the town hall since 2024, the event is dedicated to podcasts and audio storytelling, designed for both children and adults, with a unique thematic focus each year.
Lancieux Podcast Festival — edition 2026
For its 3rd edition, the Lancieux Podcast Festival returns on October 17 and 18, 2026, at Salle l'Envol, focusing on the theme of memory. The program features audio documentaries on exile, a 1700s femicide, and the memories of village elders, plus a Sunday morning session designed for little listeners. Admission is free.
Highlights Lancieux Podcast Festival 2026
- Saturday 7:00 PM: Opening drinks with the Gertrudes choir
- Saturday 7:30 PM: "L'art de l'exil", with a Q&A with director Katy Wright
- Saturday 8:00 PM: "Petite Mésange", featuring historian Christelle Taraud
- Sunday morning: Young audience session (Chouquette party, "Jojo la vache")
- Sunday 4:00 PM: "De mémoire de village", focusing on the elders of Lancieux
Programme Lancieux Podcast Festival 2026
Saturday, October 17, 2026
- 7:00 PM — Opening drinks with the Gertrudes choir · Salle l'Envol
- 7:30 PM — "L'art de l'exil" (30') by Katy Wright: an intimate documentary about three young women in exile in Saint-Briac who use art to rebuild their lives. Followed by a Q&A with the director.
- 8:00 PM — "Petite Mésange" (56') by Laurine Estrade: a documentary on the 1700 femicide of Jeanne Mésange, brought into the present day by historian Christelle Taraud and a local women's choir.
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Morning, for little listeners
- 11:00 AM — Chouquette party
- 11:15 AM — "Raconte-moi une bêtise" (25') by Initial Studio: adults share stories of their childhood mischief.
- 11:40 AM — "Jojo la vache" (26') by Florence and Philippe Laloy: a musical tale about loss and legacy.
Afternoon
- 3:00 PM — "Une énergie folle" (52') by Bonjour Paroles: the story of the residents of Porsmoguer fighting against a nuclear power plant project in 1975.
- 4:00 PM — "De mémoire de village" (58') by Violette Raineri: meeting the elders of Lancieux to preserve the village's history.
Throughout the weekend: screenings of Lancieux postcards and a book selection by Librairie Curieuse; cake sale by the Lancieux school PTA. Free admission.
Prices Lancieux Podcast Festival 2026
A festival born in 2024
The inaugural edition took place on September 29, 2024, at the Jardin du Vieux Clocher and Square Oreye, centered on the theme of Breton imagination: tales and legends to be heard throughout the town's gardens, featuring a morning session for children and an afternoon session capped off with an aperitif. Admission was free.
A second edition spanning a full weekend
In 2025, the festival expanded from a single day to a full weekend, held from September 27 to 28 at the Salle des Mielles. The chosen theme, "Travel," guided seven sessions of listening and discussion with audio creators, all of which remained free to attend.
Organization
The festival is hosted by the Lancieux town hall, with Marie-Hélène Janin, delegate for culture and community life, serving as the event coordinator.
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