Concert halls Loiret

The cinema Les Carmes has the charm of the art house cinemas, offering a specialized program of films. It is the last one in town that dares to show films that are not seen in mainstream cinemas, but everyone can find pleasure in watching rare works, openly defended by the friendly team. There is also a strong program for children as well as for opera lovers. A fourth room has also been added to this place where the darkness is a jewel box for dreams..

The two Pathé of Orléans and Saran cinemas welcome you every day and offer some movies in V.O and in 3 D. You will still have to pay € 2 for the 3 D meetings and € 1 for the pair of reusable glasses. Côté equipment, the Saran de Saran is designed on the same par as its two congeners in Orléans: giant screens, digital Dolby, large armchairs with cup door, what to eat on site… with a nice summer terrace and a Häagen-Dazs counter for the Halles, in continuous service from until. Now have 12 rooms for the Pathé des Halles, 9 for that of Saran and 6 for that of Arc Square, the last born of the siblings since 2013, UGC UGC completely renovated. The price side is always more expensive: 11,40 € at full rate. We advise you to subscribe to the loyalty card. It is completely free and allows, among other small advantages, to earn, by accumulation of points, free spaces. Other good plan, Pathé des Halles sells tickets for the Carpentry car park just next to 2 € for 3 hours of parking. The parking of Saran is entirely free. In these temples, a little more user friendliness would not harm, but in obscure rooms the magic of the seventh art works here as elsewhere!

L, Association Theatre Today Orléans is an association of spectators who, since 1970, have been organizing the hosting of theatre professional performances, which they want to share with the greatest number. Subsidized by the city, the general council and the national office for artistic dissemination, the ATAO offers 5 to 6 performances per season, represented at the Orleans Theatre or the Gérard Philippe Theatre. Subscription formulas are particularly interesting and encourage the benefit of full programming with a very significant discount on ticket prices. The shows chosen each year offer a varied pannel of the cprésenté theatre in the city of Orléans.

The mission of the Youth and Culture House of Olivet is to encourage «cultural expressions and practices of the entire population». It is a very active cultural place where exhibitions, concerts, video screenings, readings… but also workshops (plastic arts, kitchen, music, dance, theatre, musical awakening, yoga), courses (coaching, high-voice, hip-hop, salsa) courses, oenology courses. The DJC organizes a dozen concerts per year, song, world or jazz. The concerts take place in a beautiful vaulted room. 5 concerts for only 20 €, with the DJC subscription.

The reviews of Unusual much success in the department and the region and often play closed counter. Since 1988, the team creates magazines, funny dreamlike, staggered. You can only see the show or to offer a menu with dishes from Rodolphe and half a bottle of champagne, to see more stars on stage! Accompanied by Grenadine, Cranberry, Paprika, Turquoise and others, you can not see time to pass and you leave the premises of the glamour of the eyes and the feathers in the heart.

La Corne des Pâtures is a place where, between a drink and a tasting of local produce, you can also enjoy circus, theater, dance, open-air cinema and a host of other events that appeal to all generations. Concerts and local produce markets mingle naturally, and young people can find vocations...

In spring and summer, the Loire, with its legendary light, exerts an undeniable charm... All the joy and pleasure of the Loire region at your fingertips!

Since 2009, the Association Théatro-France offers this theatre immersion in beauce countries. In the programme, parts of the classical repertoire, always affordable for the general public, be it Chekhov, Molière, creations, adaptations etc. The decor is cared for and the programming is intense and for the reason: behind this festival is Rémy Henry, director of the Darius Milhaud Theatre in Paris.