Fun and entertainment Paris

The former international school of Mimodrame de Paris-Marcel-Marceau, closed in 2006, became the theatre of Petit-Saint-Martin, where theatre, dance, entertainment for the young public and song recitals are displayed. The seating room consists of one hundred and seventy chairs. Theatre and dance courses are delivered here. Bernard Destors is now leading the theatre and offering quality programming, like the recent success La Promise de l'aube de Romain Gary.

From theatre, poetry, humor, song, shows for children. The Laurette Theatre focuses on young talents. He took his name in tribute to Laurette Fugain. Opened in 1981, he also named La Mainate and Cabaret des Fous. A large proportion of the funds collected from the plays are donated to the Laurette Fugain association, whose primary aim is to raise awareness of the donation of blood platelets, mainly to save patients with leukemia.

Looking for a quiet and soothing place where you can recharge your batteries? This is the Valmy, a pleasant address to settle after a walk on the quays of the Canal Saint-Martin. Probably less noisy and less have seen me as neighboring bars and breweries, but perhaps also a less qualitative chouïa. However, regular animations are taking place, including storytellers who tell their stories, while exhibitions make it possible to make young artists known.

Every Saturday evening for five years, find all the sounds of Brazil of yesterday and today, with live concerts, guests, dishes and typical Brazilian cocktails… A case that rolls  !

A very stylishly decorated decoration, signed by Elisabeth de Portzamparc, wife of Christian, the author architect of the Cité de la Musique.

The staff were very friendly and helpful.

A great classic of the St. Martin Canal.

It is a place of the off-piste show that this small and warm theatre of fifty squares opened in 1960 instead of a grocery store and wine cellar - the effigy of the God Bacchus is always visible at the entrance. Here you can discover Jacques Higelin, Brigitte Fontaine and Rufus in Mommy I fear in 1964, for example. And so many others, such as the great Humoriste Humoriste or Ben Zimet Yiddish Bard… The founder, Maurice Alezra, entrusts his Room to the Theatre Company in Bretelles in 2000. It offers a programme consisting of concerts - jazz, Latin, Jewish and Oriental music, French song… -, theatre, storytelling, young public shows…

A very cosy underground lounge that also wants gay friendly. The tone is given by the red lights, the lacquered bar and the grey cloth stretched on the walls, it is class with a small clandé side of the s. We don't come here to celebrate, but rather to drink a glass in mind on a musical background trend jazzy. The location is very friendly, even if the tranquillity is set, is also perfect for meetings. We appreciate the professional and dynamic team of the place.

Opened in 2021, the place never ceases to amaze. You'll need to do your homework before coming here for the first time, because the place has to be earned. Located under the Paris ring road, between Porte de Pantin and Porte de la Villette, Kilomètre 25 is the cultural hub of eastern Paris. Stores, foodtrucks, workshops, games, screenings and other events, difficult to list exhaustively, are on offer here, and there are plenty of concerts, including a fair amount of electro at weekends. On 2,200 m², there's no shortage of space.

After the barge on the Parisian banks of the Seine, the establishment in the Buttes-Chaumont park and the one in Asnières, the^4th Rosa Bonheur establishment is located in the Bois de Vincennes. This pretty building logically applies the recipe for success of the Rosa brand: lots of conviviality, plenty of space - no less than 8,000 m² - in a calm, peaceful environment. It's young, busy and well on the way to becoming one of the most important places to go out in the woods, of which there are quite a few!

MK2+ is a cinema. It offers a varied program of films, from blockbusters to arthouses. The cinema has several modern, comfortable rooms, offering a pleasant cinematic experience. MK2+ is easily accessible by public transport, with several metro stations nearby. The staff are friendly and professional, and the service is top-notch. The cinema also offers special events and preview screenings.

La Promenade Lounge is a cocktail bar located in the Halles district of Paris. It offers a cosy, subdued atmosphere, ideal for enjoying delicious cocktails. The armchairs are comfortable and the atmosphere pleasant. Prices are right for the neighborhood. Customers particularly recommend the cocktails, which are apparently very good and affordable. Certain dishes are also popular, such as the Salade Nordique and the Grilled Salmon. The Promenade Lounge also offers a buffet brunch with plenty of choice.

Born from a Franco-American concept, this bar, with its stylish lounge and décor, offers everything that a cocktail-restaurant bar can offer. Open from 7 a. m., you will enjoy your breakfast from 5,50 € with hot drinks, pastries and pressed fruit juice, but also lunch or dinner with original dishes around 15 €. And if it's not enough, go to the brunch with bacon omelet and pancake Nutella. Do you redemandez? That is to say: You will also be able to comfortably settle in a glass around a DJ.

Young gay and lesbian young, but open to all, the place is very noisy, Spanish, perched inside, living on the terrace - difficult that it is otherwise given the central location - which is larger than the interior (and heated in winter). Cocktails are especially good, the happy hour is appreciated, the service is nice and some boards allow you to fill your belly. An institution since 1995, which is expected to know some renovations soon.

Small terrace from the arrival of the sun. Ludo and its entire team have transformed Lax into a gay, lesbian and hetero friendly bar. Bathed in a metal garden, with warm grey walls heated by warm Bordeaux, the music of the two resident DJs on weekends is the. Warmly welcomed, as it must, we never feel alone.

Thursday is reserved for lesbian evenings (the Miss Crazy election), the crazy Friday Crazy. Female backroom on Thursday and men the rest of the time, distributor distributor for guys AND (rare enough to be stressed) babes! No dress code but proper behavior required. Smoking.

Beware, guys must be "marrainés" and are welcome. User friendly. Many local information. . (quiches, pies, snacks).

Rear room with cabins, backroom, video screen. One of the first gay bars opened in Paris - in 1979 - in the north of Paris, far beyond the Marais. Mustache coffee resists willingly. Customers are mostly seasoned, fans of teddy bears, olds, or even much more.

Regular evenings, weekly. The two cellars arched, with apparent stones, are still crowded, but we can always go out to discuss.

Pinks continues to be the place for lovers and branchés alike. Everything is allowed! An area of conviviality for a whirlwind of atmospheres. Electro-music. ! evenings, unique in Lyon in the staggered themes (e. g. the sluts of gold, election of the biggest slut of the year, VIPinks, special evening partner and shops). Ms. H regularly returns from Paris. The Pinks is also its memorable afters from 5 h of the mat, until noon, every day. Patio smoking.

A gay disco and a lesbian. On the local gay scene, it is a true Andalusian institution, with its pink adore lanterns at two steps from the Canebière. This club brings together Marseillaise and provence youth around its large bar, with benches and dance tracks. Regular evenings are organized. A real delirium, just steps away from the old port! In the basement, backroom is waiting for the amateurs of stealthy encounters. It is tall, popular and crowded on Friday and Saturday evening. For the little story, years ago, the place was called Can can and was the den of a family in the middle of Marseille, where it received the pick and people. Don't miss Sunday evenings, cabaret evenings and free entrance.

Re-opened at 3 Terme Terme, the Marais is the reference institution for girls. The brand new lesbian club has a beautiful dance track, a large bar and a mezzanine.

This electro-lingual club (two rooms, two atmospheres) has a good reputation for the quality of its musical programming, on a generalist side, on the other house, on the électro and at the sharp minimum. Cabaret evening on Sunday. Gay friendly. Very mixed audience.

After extensive work, the Bloc opened in the Part Dieu neighbourhood, instead of Refrigerator, in a chic and industrial decor for pop, rather friendly evenings. The evenings are punctual.

Originally a concept of girls evenings for two years now, this group of women for women, organization of evenings, events, meetings for women, Womexx by Women Exclusive has been at 5 season at a rate of one evening per month. At each evening is offered a different in order to mobilize various actors of the "cause generally" gay and lesbian service, both on the same level as cultural, social, festive or artistic. Indeed, the Saint-Sabin cellars have an area of 300 square feet for a clientele, on average, three hundred and fifty to four hundred girls. The evening starts at 23:00 until 5:00, the music is general, orchestrated with a Master hand by several djs. Each evening is indicated on www.womexx.fr or HTTP: //www.facebook.com/womexx

Gay friendly. On 3 levels, in the middle of this colourful street filled with sex shop, a place totally in limbo, very cosy. It's first a bar on the ground floor, where you can spend some time with live or electro music (with DJ some evenings), an original cocktail card, champagne pools, hot or cold tapas. In the basement, at the programming, another bar dedicated to evenings or tea dance. The first one is a very sober Franco-Thai restaurant with seats.

For those who are in this cosmopolitan neighbourhood, a red café, outside the usual circuit. Music programming from a. m. to p. m. on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, artist exposure on the first floor.

A vast, multi-level establishment that attracts thousands of people every weekend in the heart of Paris. Afterworks on Thursdays, and parties on Fridays and Saturdays, depending on the program (available on the website). An eclectic program, from pop to rock, electro, techno and hip-hop. The clientele is specialist, made up of clubbers who don't hesitate to travel for a cutting-edge sound.

Not gay but a reference of the cabaret transformiste in Paris. From the top of its x spring (we don't reveal the age of a lady…), Michou is always sémillant, and it always likes to welcome its customers! The frame is tiny, a little dark but lit by the dozens of photos of Michou and the stars he received in his den. Compulsory booking, as many tourists as they came into the group and abroad. The evening begins with dinner, served by artists-michettes, but in the attire of a theatre boy. The base remains mediocre but we do not come to this: a show of more than two hours on a poche, funny even so old: Moreau, Mathieu, Aznavour, Cher, Farmer, Madonna, Vartan, Bardot and many other gay icons, the program varies according to evening, with also live songs from Dalida and Wee Jeanmaire, the participation of the room. If you do not dine, you can just see the journal (55 € without drinks, 60 € with a drink). After all, this is the best place to see the show, why not in love. Michou is not there every evening, but when he is there, he papillonne table and mute the old adage: " We don't have twenty years of age "! Unforgettable…

The Sainte-Anne district still has resources with these two discos (Unusual and Club 18). You can move from one to the other at a glance. Odd side, several basement cellars bring together a mixed crowd wiggles on disco air or the eighties. A very nice provincial gay box, but it changes some of the big dance machines in Paris. Rather empty the week when there is no special evening, more filled on weekends. Attention, the entrance of the disco is at the bottom of the courtyard, after the porch. If the porch is closed, the Unusual is closed!

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The first bar lesbian created by Josy in 1979, in rue Sainte-Anne, the address is both a bar of girls and district, where everyone is welcomed and respected - boys and heterosexuals. The place is outside the fashion, a tad old-fashioned thus, and it is therefore very well. It is an authentic bar, which has a soul, where you can speak, a reception which is lost more and more. Josy is the only one to know, because it recuerda everyone. We always come back, "Josy Mom" is still there and helps to banderas the sores. A figure... Exhibitions of paintings and photos every month, clairvoyance-tarot- astrology Tuesday, artists and singers Thursday and every Saturday evening from 22:00. The clientele is of middle age.

A cocktail bar with a wide variety of colours, especially frequented by young gays. The basement room is open, especially on weekends, sometimes for afters house/electro. Happy hour (1 glass purchased = 1 glass offered) from Tuesday to Thursday from 18 am to 1 am and Friday and Saturday from 18 am to 21 pm. Regular evenings (pine-up, Halloween…).

Reopened after a fire break, the Wolf is a popular meeting place for the Paris Bear community, just steps from the other Bear bar in Paris, Bear's Den. Modern decoration and warm welcome, large terrace. Ambiance music of the 70 s and 80 s on Friday, music house on Saturday, Mediterranean atmosphere with Spanish tapas and Lebanese mezze on Sunday (a similar establishment exists in Beirut) and wines and cheeses in French on Mondays. Happy hour daily from 17 am to 21 pm (two consos for the price of one).

This nightclub is very sharp electro evenings and popular with fans, including Provincial Parisians.

90% of girls - used as foreigners as foreigners - only boys are not necessarily welcome, unless they are sensible and sensitive. A moderately warm atmosphere therefore, but on the occasion of a game of billiards, the atmosphere can warm and meet.

Traditional kitchen, daily dishes, salted pies and salads. The ideal snack or snack break after a barbecue shopping at Leroy-Merlin or a canvas at MK 2 Beaubourg. At lunchtime, the Snax is frequented mainly for its catering by office guests, the afternoon for a drink or coffee among friends on the terrace. Large black and white photos from New York or Berlin enhance the décor. The bar opens its doors to associations, especially in Polyglot, which allows you to learn a foreign language in a relaxed way through the correspondents'system (Spanish, German, Italian, Russian and Chinese, programme on the website). Geopolitical coffee once a month, humanitarian coffee, coffee coffee (on bush fauna and flora), coffee history, Gay Pensioners lunch once a month, meeting of the Mâles males. All details are on the website.

Bar with musical atmosphere on the ground floor, in the basement double vaulted cellar rather small allows for clubbers rather used to commercial soup that very sharp regarding sound. Very mixed clientele, patrons for tourists, rather young, the place is not to go too far and to continue the evening after the closure of the bars. Smoking area at the entrance. The management changed to become the same since the beginning of 2010 as Raidd bar, the prices of the drinks are contained. Regulars including the employees of the gay establishments of the Marais deserted the place a bit, but it is crowded on the weekend. Regular theme evenings (see website).

Magali and Constant, two former of the Annexe, have opened this bar very… cosy. The queen of shakers and the king of tapas associated in a warm setting. Happy hour from 17 am to 21 pm. For small troughs, charcuterie or cheese at 7 € and 11 €, various bruschettas at 5,50 €, and snack (hamburger, club sandwich) at € 8.

Former Amnesia of Johnny Hallyday, Le Mix is a very dark and modern factory, under the Montparnasse train station, with the staggering sono and spotlights. As the management is the same as that of the Queen, the kindness is the same, almost zero, the genre "exit your wallet and closes it"! Attention, gay or friendly evenings are fairly frequent but not systematic. Find out more about bars with free flyers or magazines. The regular gay evening is named Happy Pulse, a blend of music from the 80 s and 90 s, and techno, loved by young gay Parisian. Height: from warm water to lavabos of the toilets, to be sure you bought your bottle of water at the bar, at the same price as softs - unacceptable - and that alcohols - even more! For them, the dosage is homeopathic.

Agathe and Stéphane are in this cosy neighbourhood bar. Special Beers, Trappist Rochefort 8, Japanese whisky. Clients from 30 to 50 years old.

Three Saturday in the Month (Follivores the second, Crazyvores the third and fourth), Le Messing welcomes Les and Crazyvores. For more than ten years, girls - some lesbians, few hetero - and boys - many gay men, very few hetero - are trémoussent over the dizzying rhythms of the s to s. Bit for some, regressive for others, amusing for everyone, the Follivores - French music - and Crazyvores - Anglo-Saxon music - make the full every time. Is it the very polite welcome, the very cool, efficient and cute catering, the place (a concert room), the music, the almost non-existent decoration? Or all of this at a time? Perhaps, in any case, this is an important evening during your trip to the capital. The first easy people are rather rare in Parisian boxes, girls and cute guys, and the mixing of all, hetero, gays and lesbians is even rarer in Paris. And then it's worth it, if only to see the Madison or the dance of Acadians danced by 200 people - Follivores - or the revival as choir of "Boys, Boys, boys" by Sabrina - Crazyvores. Very well served - without mdis! Beware, no champagne! To avoid the tail, we strongly recommend you go to the partners at the beginning of the evening. Beware, there are not for everyone! However, you will still have to queue at the cloakroom. In hot days, the temperature rises very quickly in the room. No smoking room but the possibility to get out of front of the Messing. Coup de coeur de Petit Smart.

Gay evenings are sometimes organised, especially on Saturdays. Watch for free magazines and magazines. The place, originally a concert hall, has been able to keep the cosy and cute side of the small structures, which can accommodate only about 400 people. A smoking room replaced the lounge.

In a small street in Rue Saint-Germain, the Left Bank hides behind heavy doors, safely. Here, women often come in groups or couples, sometimes alone. After the cloakroom, you enter a deep room, with many benches and intimate corners to discuss in calm. The reception is as chic as the garden, in black and red tones. A lot of animation on the track, a little too enlightened, but it allows you to see by far what it is going on. Some tables are at the front door to admire the sexy and lookées girls who get moulded in their jeans or floating in their dress. Spiral silhouettes embrace the pillars and then resume their breath on a bench seat. However, it is not the "mate" that strikes here, but simply the assumed sensuality of women and respect for each. There are also some guys, only those who are used to it. The bar in the bar looks slightly small compared to the room. Attention, aside from Saturday, the place welcomes a completely different audience - hetero - and is regularly rented for cocktails, business evenings, students and birthdays, as well as film filming.

A small, s cabaret, a long, naughty cabaret with balconies and stage. A few nights with a gay tendency, especially electro and/or underground, but much less than in the early 2000 s. The clientele is eclectic, trendy. Pass to print on the website. Find out about the site for the evenings before you travel, to be sure not to find closed door.

A classic of the neighborhood, hetero friendly, service a little fair, reception is very average. You can enjoy lunch or dinner by watching a cabaret show at the Equinox just behind and whose Okawa is the crisp-shop. Cocktails, Happy hour daily from 19 am to 21 pm.

In the heart of the Marais, opposite the Point-semicolon, the highly bird is an ideal spot for seeing the beautiful boys of the Marais. Even if the area does not have a terrace, the bay opens to the aperitif in the beautiful days, giving a beautiful opening on the outside. Everything was renovated in 2009 to make it a cozy place, in blue and black, the vaulted basement was built to make it a place where sometimes play DJs on weekends. The staff were very friendly and helpful, the staff were friendly and helpful. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We also come here for the COMING. Not at all what you think, these are cocktails served in huge glasses, for the greedy or to share. Happy hour from 17 am to 20 pm.

Opened in the autumn of 2010, this cosy bar and lounge set in a quiet street, but very close to the hustle and bustle of the district, is ideal for an intimate head at the beginning of the evening, in an elegant neo-baroque setting. Which is symbolized by its comfortable red velvet armchairs. On a Friday on two DJ and Vj's evenings: mix pictures on his electro house.