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Starting out from the Chemin de la Pointe de la Rose, the Marché de Créateurs will gather together a variety of craft workers inspired by the sea.
Each exhibitor will showcase their handicrafts offering visitors the opportunity to unearth some original and authentic gifts.
Organic craft brewery (moored on the quays of Brest in 2017) producing a wide range of characterful beers, 100% made in France, brewed at the tip of Brittany.
Highlight: July 12 at 5pm - Official launch of Poèm aux Fêtes maritimes - concert by Mickael Guerrand
Handcrafted plant-based candles subtly scented with the fragrances of Grasse, respectful of the environment. Discover "Sous les Embruns", the official candle of Brest 2024 !
A Breton painter specializing in the depiction of boats and seascapes, he will offer his works immortalizing the maritime scenes and ships that inspire him.
A workshop/shop located in the Ateliers des Capucins, Quai des Maroquiniers will be exhibiting its own creations (belts, bracelets, key rings, aprons, handbags, decorations...) for the Festival.
An artisanal micro-distillery set up in Brest in 2023, which uses a sustainable production method, limited quantities and produces several spirits locally.
Nautical costume jewelry created with passion and made in France at La Rochelle.
For all sea lovers, Horloge des marées offers a wide choice of clocks entirely created in Saint Malo, Brittany. The aim: to meet the need for a simple way to check tide times at a glance!
Gathering of companies :
Ecologically aware soap producer, working by hand to offer you original, one-of-a-kind soaps.
Since 2015, the Frères de la Côte have been raising awareness of environmentally friendly modes of transport by chartering the motorless cargo sailboat Tres Hombres with organic and traditionally produced goods. Sustainably transported by wind power alone, you'll be able to find their products at the Festival.
Artisan, offering various types of articles: articulated headbands, necklaces and bracelets in natural semi-precious stones or crystal. The charms are gold-plated, and some are stainless steel.
The Parvis
Stopover English Channel and Celtic Sea & Atlantic Stopover
The Parvis
Protection of the ocean Village & Maritime heritage Village
The Parvis
Sea rescue and the french state’s action at sea Village