The cultural season for Dinan Agglomeration in Côtes-d’Armor officially kicks off for 2026-2027, bringing thirty-four live performances, a free opening presentation concert on Friday, September 11, 2026, and a headline appearance by Brest-born singer Miossec, according to local municipal announcements.
Cultural Season Launch and Schedule Details
Dinan Agglomeration presented the broad outlines of its upcoming cultural calendar on Friday, September 4, 2026, according to regional reporting. The intercommunal program aims to support cultural creation while touring a diverse palette of artistic forms across the territory throughout the year. Ticket sales open on Wednesday, September 10, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., prioritizing online purchases through the official ticketing portal at saison-culturelle.dinan-agglomeration.fr and www.theatre-en-rance.com, as outlined by Dinan Agglomeration.
Miossec Headline Performance at Solenval
Following previous artist appearances by Charlélie Couture, Laura Felpin, and Louis Chédid, singer Miossec will take the stage at Solenval in Plancoët on Saturday, December 12, 2026, according to the municipal program. Miossec will perform tracks from his latest album, titled “Simplifier.” Tickets for individual shows and subscription packages become available to the public following the official September launch.
Ticketing, Venues, and Fall Performance Lineup
Audiences can purchase tickets starting September 10, 2026, online, at the Dinan Tourist Office during designated hours, or by phone starting September 15 at 02 96 87 14 27, according to Dinan Agglomeration guidelines. The fall calendar features several prominent multidisciplinary acts, including theatre performances by Olivier de Sagazan on October 2, 2026, “Cowboy ou Indien ?” on October 10, 2026, and the circus-clown act “Pss Pss” on October 16, 2026, as listed in the seasonal agenda.
Pricing and Concessions
Dinan Agglomeration provides specific reduced tariffs across the cultural season. Tickets cost €6 for individuals under 20 years old and school students. Reduced rates apply to visitors under 25, job seekers, entertainment industry intermittents, individuals with disabilities alongside their accompanying persons, and holders of the season subscription card, which costs €12 according to official terms.
