Breton dance refers to traditional folk dances originating from the region of Brittany in northwestern France. These dances are often performed during local festivals and celebrations, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the area. They typically involve group formations and lively movements, accompanied by traditional music played on instruments like the bombarde and biniou. The dances vary in style and rhythm, with some being fast-paced and energetic, while others are slower and more graceful. Participants often wear traditional costumes, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. Breton dance serves as a way to preserve local customs and foster community spirit among the people of Brittany.