Fun and entertainment Landes

Théâtre de Gascogne brings together 3 local venues: Le Pôle in Saint-Pierre-du-Mont, Le Molière and Le Péglé in Mont-de-Marsan. The group's vocation is to present shows by local artists and regional companies, as well as national and international productions. It provides artists with creation rooms, dance and recording studios and an open-air theater! Circus, dance, music, theater... To find out what's on, visit the website.

Café Peki attracts surfers in search of sandwiches, avocado toast aficionados and gourmands who swear by competitive breakfasts and pastry snacks. What's more, you can order a dessert for your event. When we opened, we sat down on the sunny terrace to get the day off to a good start. And you can completely personalize your breakfast. When it comes to beverages, there's a choice of specialty coffees, cold-brewed, frappés or lattes, teas, chai, matchas and fresh juices.

Just ten minutes from Mont-de-Marsan, come and let off steam on this three-hectare playground with four themed fields. In addition to paintball activities, La Sablière offers you the chance to try your hand at laser tag, a new type of laser game that lets you enjoy the outdoor facilities from the age of 8, without any projectiles or special protection. Whether you're a novice or an experienced shooter, this playground promises intense games and unforgettable moments with family and friends.

This former limonaderie boasts original architecture. From the mezzanine, you have a bird's-eye view of the counter and its tempting pastries. Spanning over 200 m², this atypical restaurant-tea room is run by Thierry Baconnais, maître d'hôtel and sommelier. At lunchtime, you'll be offered the dish of the day, presented in a jar! Open until 6pm, you can enjoy a wide range of sweet treats, including crêpes and homemade pastries. All with one of the 25 loose teas on offer. And there's a brunch one Sunday a month.

The Hippodrome du Marais-Gabarret is a must for horse racing fans in Gabarret. Horse racing is a popular sport that allows spectators to participate by placing bets. To play horse racing, it's important to understand the horse information and estimate the odds of winning. The Beyer figures, available in most horse newspapers, can be used to estimate the odds of a race. It is also important to take into account the distance of the race, the weather conditions and the turf. Horses' form cycles and starting position are also factors to be taken into account. To make bets, it's advisable to familiarize yourself with the racecourse, buy the day's race sheet and know the different types of bets available. Finally, it's important to calculate potential winnings based on horse odds.

The Hippodrome de Mijéma in La Réole, located in the town of Fargues in France, offers horse racing. Children can also enjoy pony rides at this event. The racecourse is grass, with a 900-meter gallop track and a 250-meter trotting straight. The width of the trotting track is 16 meters. The racecourse has 2 stalls and a snack bar.

Perched on the dune of the Estagnots beach in Seignosse, this beach hut is one of the most famous on the Landes coast. In keeping with the luxury of its hotel, Hortensias du Lac, this oceanfront living space boasts an attractive menu of typical local dishes and tapas to nibble on all day long, from meats to seafood a la plancha. Let yourself be tempted by a cocktail or a South-Western wine for a dreamy aperitif as the sun sets. The season is punctuated by small concerts, events and film screenings.

A multitude of cinemas are called The Rex. It is also the name that Cinéma cinema has worn long before being transformed into a multi-functional showroom. Now his new name appears black on white, aptly named "Lutz": 200 places amphitheatre, large scene, state-of-the-art sono and lights, 3 halls - one on each floor - exhibition or conference rooms. This multicultural centre managed by the association Cin'orthe (film association) offers, of course, film programming (national outputs) but also theatre and different types of expressions. 

With direct access to the beaches of Garluche and Ailes, the terrace of A Noste is all the rage! At sunset, the places with their feet in the sand are rare! A rather gay-friendly address, you will also appreciate the DJ aperitifs which take place mainly in summer. The place also hosts the Festidaysgay festival. Caribbean evenings, white nights, acoustic concerts... It's very lively. As for the restaurant, A Noste serves traditional cuisine based on fresh local produce and fish. Not forgetting the many tapas!

This concert hall can accommodate up to 2,500 people! On the menu: eclectic programming (music, circus, theater, comedy, comedy, young audience, themed evenings, special events...). BigFlo and Oli have already performed here, as have Yannick Noah and Julien Clerc. In July and August, take advantage of the terraces and summer stage for concerts, DJ sets, etc. Tickets are available online, on site on show nights, and from tourist offices in Seignosse and Bayonne or from our partners.

Here you are, 65 million years back in time! The pine and fern forest is filled with larger-than-life dinosaurs - it's like being there! Among your encounters, you're sure to come across an 8.50 m-long, 4 m-high stegosaurus weighing 3 tonnes, a dilophosaurus from the film Jurassic Park, a tyrannosaurus... In the park, your children can enjoy giant inflatables, rides and even take part in paleontological digs to discover, who knows, bones or fossils. A great family outing!

Escape Land is the first escape game company in the Landes region of France to offer three adventures: The Pirate Ship, Prohibition and The Abandoned Barn, a scenario that takes you on a hike through the forest of Saint-Michel-Escalus. Caught in a terrible storm, you luckily come across an old abandoned barn, but is it really abandoned? To find out, you'll have to solve ten riddles in one hour. Espace Land will test your observation, thinking and logic skills in a fun way. It's your turn to play!

Operated by a subsidiary of the group owned by Philippe Ginestet, founder of Gifi stores and owner of the complex, Le Stelsia (luxury hotel and Michelin-starred restaurant) features 75 slot machines, electronic English roulette and two blackjack tables. On-site: two bars (one in the gaming room, the other, Le Palm, on the terrace) and Les Palmiers restaurant. The casino also hosts a wide range of events, including concerts, cabaret evenings and dinner shows. The casino is open every day from 12 noon.

In a side street, not far from the Théâtre de Gascogne Le Molière, this attractive wine bar with over 100 references promises to provide you with a pleasant experience. To accompany your drink, a regularly changing tapas menu is on offer: mimosa eggs, home-cured Landes duck breast, gravlax salmon, charcuterie and cheese boards, baked camembert, croque-monsieur, pâté with Bisay pork and Armagnac, marrow bone with parsley... In short, a veritable den for epicureans. And when Le Margotton is showing matches, you'd better make a reservation!

Breakfast overlooking the ocean? A business meeting? A sweet gourmet break? An aperitif drink? The Baya Bar Lounge welcomes you all day long. You'll feel right at home in this warm, modern and uncluttered space. Savory and sweet snacks are available from 11am to 6pm. You can then enjoy the rosy sunset over the water, with a drink in hand, chosen from a selection of refreshing house cocktails expertly crafted by head bartender Clément. A true moment of relaxation and escape.

Formerly a sensational cinema that had fallen into disrepair, the "camion-théâtre de l'ouest" has been rehabilitated as a travelling auditorium with 80 tiered seats. With its PRM access, all audiences are welcome, starting with children, who always come away amazed. The "camion-théâtre de l'ouest" also hosts film-concerts and more thematic evenings, preceded by a meal at very reasonable prices.

"To France and its culture of good taste and quality. To those who want to eat, drink, listen and talk. Chez Nous is first and foremost your home", Thibaut, Antoine, Johnny and Gaël. Now there's a place where you feel good! Perched above a costume store, Chez Nous is a bit like a speakeasy. It's an address you'll have to get to know, but word-of-mouth must be working well, as the place gets very lively on weekends. Great wine and beer list! DJ set, live music and planks to share.

Maxime Testa has opened his paintball business in a privileged location, on the shores of the Cauna lakes, fifteen minutes from Saint-Sever. Between tactical strategies and adrenalin, players (family, friends or colleagues) evolve in a natural environment, in the middle of the forest. Children aged 8 to 12 are welcome. All equipment is provided (mask, neck guard, hand guard, chest protector and wetsuit). There's a refreshment bar on site, and Maxime provides petanque balls, darts, a Mölkky and a giant Mikado.

Winner of the 2021 "Mon Centre Bourg a un incroyable commerce" competition with her Lalalandes project, Le Petit Futé met Eva Egloff. Against a backdrop of seventies wallpaper, her little café, as good vibes as she is, opened its doors in 2022. It used to be an old printing works. You'll find a selection of groceries (local only) on the wine list, as well as beers and tapas (in the evening). Almost every day, Eva proposes a new event: zero-waste workshops, belote, couscous evenings, games... And live music on the terrace in fine weather.