Lieux Mouvants

A meeting place in the heart of nature

Lieux Mouvants is an association founded in 2011 by Jean Schalit, permanently established in the hamlet of Saint-Antoine, a 16th-century built ensemble located in Lanrivain, a commune in the Kreiz-Breizh region (Central Brittany, Côtes-d'Armor). This place aims to be a facilitator of unique and unusual encounters in natural settings, between locals, nature lovers, culture enthusiasts, and creators.

A multidisciplinary program

Every summer, from July to August, the festival unfolds its program over several weekends in the hamlet of Saint-Antoine and other partner sites, such as the Gallo-Roman quarry of Locuon (Ploërdut, Morbihan) and the abbey of Coat Malouen (Kerpert). The program includes:

• Performing arts: contemporary dance, music, circus, theater.
• Art exhibitions: in situ installations, sculptures, paintings.
• Screenings and film encounters.
• Discussions around literature, science, gastronomy, architecture, landscape, environment, and ecology.
• Plant days and landscape workshops.

The hamlet of Saint-Antoine, heart of the festival

The hamlet of Saint-Antoine, with its 16th-century granite buildings and preserved natural setting, is the beating heart of the festival. Performances and installations blend into the landscape, creating an osmosis between art and nature. The Gallo-Roman quarry of Locuon offers a spectacular setting for performances and in situ installations.