Fun and entertainment Hauts-De-Seine

Opened 7 j/7, this traditional tea and coffee salon produces classic products daily while varying with recipes from more exotic cakes offering a wide choice. A stone's throw from Albert Kahn Garden Museum, it makes it possible to drink and make a sweet break after the visit for example. A large terrace open to the corner of the very appreciable street, as well as an indoor zinc room and high table against the glass bay, welcome the public throughout the year. Boulanger also.

In the heart of Antony, the Select is an art house cinema. With four projection rooms, this cinema offers a beautiful program as well as many animations around it.

Sèvres Espace Loisirs is an entertainment venue located in Sèvres. Built in 1878, it offers a variety of shows, conferences, exhibitions and workshops. It also has a cinema with a large screen, Dolby digital sound and an Art et Essai rating. Prices vary according to age and type of session, with reduced rates for under-14s and 14-18s. SEL also offers special packages such as ciné-goûter and ciné-relax. A 10-ticket card is also available, valid for one year at the SEL and the Atrium de Chaville.

The General Council of Hauts-de-Seine is at the origin of an interesting initiative for children: Operation Ciné Goûter. The concept is to offer programming adapted to the young public as well as a snack for up to 3,5 €. The success of this concept that has existed for nearly 20 years has never been denied. At the age of 3, children are welcomed on Wednesdays and Saturdays. An animation accompanies the session and the small ones are given a snack at the end of the session. Because of the success of this initiative, partner cinemas multiply!

The space in which the theatre is located was built in 1934. This is the Fêtes ballroom. The director, Bernard Sobel, settled there in 1963. He founded the Ensemble Theatre of Gennevilliers, who, as an amateur, became little professional. In 1983, it became a National Drama Centre, and three years later the theatre was completely renovated. Today there is the Maria Casarès Hall - 350 seats - and the Salle Philippe Clévenot - 180 seats. The master has revealed many authors of France and elsewhere. Adventurous reviews of classics were legion and particularly explored the work of Bertolt Brecht. Pascal Rambert succeeded him in 2007.

Note: When you arrive here by the metro, these are arrows, with scratches, designed by the artist Daniel Buren, which leads you to a good port. So chic!

Public rehearsals, meetings with the authors, writing workshops are proposed: find out.

Les Gémeaux, Sceaux's national stage, is reinventing itself to become a place for sharing and innovation. With its three halls, it offers a multidisciplinary program of theater, dance and jazz. A place for creation and dissemination, it stands out for its long theatrical series and its openness to international artists. Les Gémeaux blazes new trails of conviviality, not only within its walls, but also by opening up to the community. This sensitive and committed cultural space represents an ambitious vision of art, accessible to all audiences.

This three-hundred-seat club is one of the rooms of the Gemini, a high-quality cultural institution. The musicians who go here, with one or two concerts a month, are among the best in the French scene and offer often unpublished projects before presenting them to Paris.

The program in 2009-2010: Prévert Blues by Henri Texier and Frédéric Pierrot - 23 October - Latinidades by the Caratini Jazz Ensemble - 13 November -, Julien Just - 8 December -, Antoine Hervé and Jean-François Zygel - 18 December - L'Intranquilité de Pessoa by Christophe Marguet and Frédéric Pierrot - from 27 to 29 January, André Connection - 12 and 13 February -, Angelo Debarre and Ludovic Beier - 26 March -, Half Evans - April 14 -…

It's impossible to get an appointment closer to the stadium. To prepare the match, celebrate victory or explain defeat, it is here that starts with the fans of Stade Français.

Two rooms, one of 439 places, the other of 142 places, the first bears the name of Lino Ventura, who lived in Saint-Cloud, the second name of Studio. Outside, a sculpture of the day and the night of Mary-Jeanne Doutriaux welcome you to a woman sirène. The exterior is really difficult in appearance, building of the 1970 s, in the form of a big striures concrete snail, reminiscent of a funny bunker that into down the foot of the hill. In the interior, however, the furnishings are made of ingenuity, the rooms being very well furnished and allow for a great comfort and a proper view from all the squares. There are numerous performances and theatre performances throughout the year, plus movies planned throughout the week. A cinema-club cycle is programmed each season as well as some authors'movies. To note a mini library and colouring is installed on the bottom of the entrance to entertain the youngest ones while waiting for the start of the shows and films, and on the side, an open cloakroom on days of shows or theatrical performances.

The Avant-Scène is a particularly lively place in Rueil: there are theatre, improvisation, urban dances, singing courses, but the place is also and above all the representation. Many performances are scheduled throughout the year, which allow you to discover new talents. A recording studio and a rehearsal room are also available for students and artists. You can register for courses in the year or for courses over a day. The agenda can be consulted on the website of the Mairie town hall.

You'll need to walk a few minutes after passing the ring road, if you're coming from Paris, but you'll see, these few extra steps are worth it! A newcomer to the Montrouge music scene, the Backstage is a very honourable café-concert. Be careful, here we don't jump into a sweaty atmosphere while a band is trying to make its instruments scream. No, here you settle down in a cosy setting, have a drink (or share a board), and listen to funk, rock, with a very dynamic program that offers you several appointments a week. A very nice place for outings with friends - necessarily successful.

La Seine Musicale is a group of buildings in the shape of a ship located on the Ile Seguin. Opened in 2017, it is dedicated to music and offers a varied program accessible to all audiences. La Seine Musicale houses several venues, including the Patrick Devedjian Auditorium, the Grande Seine, the Parvis, the Petite Seine and the Salle Riffx. La Seine Musicale is easily accessible by public transport, and also has restaurants and bars for on-site dining.

Courbevoie offers a magical experience with Yannick Magic, a professional magician specializing in close-up and salon magic. He offers magic shows, classes for all levels and party entertainment. You can book his services via his website magie-illusion.net or on kikouli.fr. Yannick Magic is also available for interviews and artistic collaborations. The Niagara restaurant also offers a variety of cooked dishes all year round. Come and discover the magic of Courbevoie with Yannick Magic!