At the edge of the Gravelle pond in Saint-Maden, a small town in the Côtes-d'Armor department of France, three local restaurants—Ana Ana, Harmonika, and Colibri—hosted a special event on Sunday, September 27. This was the first summer edition of the solidarity guinguette in Dinan, a town nearby. A guinguette is a traditional French outdoor dining event, often held by the water, where people gather to enjoy food, music, and community spirit. The event aimed to support local initiatives and promote inclusivity, offering a menu that highlighted regional ingredients and was accessible to all. Attendees were able to enjoy the unique atmosphere while contributing to a cause that benefits the wider community. The event was well-attended, with visitors enjoying the combination of good food, live music, and the scenic setting by the pond. Local organizers expressed their satisfaction with the turnout, noting that the event had brought together people from different backgrounds and reinforced the importance of solidarity in small towns. The success of this first summer edition has already sparked interest in future events, with plans to continue the tradition in the coming years. The guinguette tradition, which dates back to the 19th century, has seen a revival in recent years as communities seek to reconnect through shared experiences and local culture. This event in Saint-Maden is a testament to the enduring appeal of these gatherings, which continue to play an important role in fostering community spirit and supporting local causes.