At the year draws to a close, Passerelle has created a pop-up shop full of prints, artists' editions, games and objects most of which were created by contemporary Breton artists and designers with whom the art centre has worked over the past two years. This original initiative means that everyone can buy a work of art, poster, book, fanzine or piece of jewellery at an affordable price, as a gift or simply to treat themselves. The works presented in the entrance hall, the great corridor leading to the former Cercle Naval dining hall and the officers' bar are all for sale. The public can look through the books, touch and try out some of the objects and then take one of the creations home. It's a chance to experience the artists' work in a new way, and a great way to begin or extend a collection.

In this shop you can also discover another art form, funerary art. In 2025, Passerelle hosted the Anaon association for a Death Cafe, an evening where people met to chat and share their experiences of death, mourning and their place in our society. The meeting opened up new perspectives on the objects, practices and representations related to the end of life and funerals, bringing together traditional resources, collective experiences and artistic approaches. The Anaon association invited several artists to work together on these issues and produce creations inviting us to look again at the objects and practices related to mourning.

The pop-up shop invites you to discover, share and pass on art in all its forms, as you slip some original creations under the Christmas tree, all dreamed up and produced by artists.