Fun and entertainment Somme

100 slot machines, 8 electronic English roulette machines and 7 blackjack machines await you for a thrilling experience in this establishment, whose architecture is a blend of tradition and modernity - for those over 18, of course. The establishment also offers entertainment, games, competitions, concerts and karaoke in a warm and friendly atmosphere. So come and try your luck, in moderation and without excess.

The British pub of the Bélu wharf. The students rush there in the week to drink glasses and listen to music in the 1980 s or more recent music, depending on the mood of the DJ. Recently remodelled, it is warm in winter and has a sunny terrace when the season lends itself to it. Sport takes place here on a large screen in a musical atmosphere adapted to the circumstances. Attention: there are a lot of seats, here you can stand next to the bar. So, for those who are looking for an ambience, go your way!

The Monkey Bar is the ideal place to relax with a magnificent view. Here, it's all about taking your time and gently savoring the break on offer. Whether you're looking for an aperitif, a morning coffee, a beer with friends or a more substantial meal (crêpes, for example), the Monkey Bar is the perfect spot in Quend! So, if you're passing through and feel like treating yourself to a lazy, gourmet interlude, don't worry and enjoy the terrace: that's what living is all about!

In this office, you will find something other than torturers or phone-tue phones, on the contrary it is at the break that you will come to drink or eat. The brewery is made up of English pubs and duplicated in the same way throughout France (the chain has been present from north to south since 1990). The city's students and employees come to eat among other salads, pizzas, hamburgers or flammeküeches, and for sports lovers: broadcast on television screens scattered throughout the room. In the summer, the terrace of the bar is very good for sunbathing.

Wines, cocktails, music and concerts, local produce and planks to share, all sprinkled with inspiration from the four corners of the globe (and the Caribbean in particular): that's the recipe that's been working in Ault since the opening of Fil Rouge! Here, people come to enjoy themselves, drink a good beer, eat a nice platter (to share) or listen to one of the many live concerts (announced on the establishment's Facebook page). A great success that makes you want to repeat the experience every time you visit Ault!

Poetic, vibrant, delightful, sensitive. Four essential adjectives to describe this puppet theater founded in 1933, which has never ceased to seduce and move young and old alike. Located between the cathedral and the Saint-Leu district, next to the Maison du Théâtre, it is now an integral part of Picardy's heritage. If you'd like to immerse yourself in this tradition, meet Lafleur and Sandrine, the two main heroes who have become celebrities!

This new beer temple is sure to delight all beer lovers! Twelve draught beers are on offer, as well as a wide selection of craft beers and bottled beers. The place is very spacious, with a contemporary industrial feel. Although it's located in a new commercial zone on the edge of the road, the large terrace is a real asset, attracting local employees for after-work sessions. 1001 bières is also a beer, wine and spirits cellar. The choice is impressive. Highly recommended!

La GABELLE has been offering many enchanting puppet shows since July 2009. Go to the foot of Saint Peter's Chapel to leave the children's dreams open. The smaller ones will love interacting with characters, they play in front of all their passions. The work behind the sons is admirable. Moreover, the whole technical aspect of the representations can even be discussed at the daily workshops! What a pleasure to give life to his own character! An exit full of surprises.

Would you like to treat yourself to an oenological experience in Abbeville, in a setting where it's good to relax? Then why not discover the Atelier du Vin! Whether you're enjoying an aperitif with friends or a glass from our current selection of top-quality wines, you can also take advantage of our many monthly evenings, each with a different theme. And if you want to learn more about the world of wine, you can even take part in workshops to discover, learn, know and experience.

Located in the festive Saint-Leu district, this wine bar has become a reference for students looking for a place to relax after classes. Nice plates where charcuterie and cheese are mixed, successful cocktails, a wide range of rums and a nice terrace: the account is good! You can also listen to regular concerts and take advantage of the animations set up by the owners. In short, whether it is for an afterwork, an evening with friends or simply to have a good time, go to Les Enfants Terribles.

Prêt à Pause Thé was inspired by a concept from our Anglo-Saxon neighbors. In a single boutique, you can buy clothes and home decor, then sit down at a table to enjoy a hot cup of tea and dessert. The small garden is particularly pleasant on sunny days. A concept that appeals to locals and tourists alike, and a young, uncluttered decor in sober, delicate colors. The place is reminiscent of English seaside cottages: so British!

This new kind of establishment is managed by Keven and Sam, two geeks who are not yet 30 years old. They energize the Network with many events: DJs, happy hours, St. Patrick's Day parties, board game nights, etc. The bar offers a nice selection of local draught beers as well as a nice cocktail menu, to be accompanied by cheese and charcuterie boards. The service is young, dynamic and very pleasant. The room, open on the outside, decorated with a lot of care and green, gives desire to stay there for hours. The clientele is relatively young but it is not rare to meet employees coming for an afterwork. A very friendly atmosphere!

Ginger combines the roles of show organizer, producer and programmer. Since 1999, Ginger has been working with a number of well-known venues, including Le Cirque Jules Verne and Le Zénith in Amiens, Le Forum in Chauny, Théâtre de l'Avre in Roye, Elispace in Beauvais, Théâtre du Jeu de Paume in Albert, Le Tigre and Le Ziquodrome in Compiègne, Théâtre d'Abbeville, Le Chaudron in Portel and Calypso in Calais. Thanks to them, Scorpions, Lenny Kravitz, Indochine (22 times in the last 25 years), Ray Charles, Noir Désir, Manu Chao, M, Julien Doré, Kev Adams and Renaud have played in the Hauts-de-France region. Ginger also organizes festivals such as Rétro c' trop in Tilloloy, which sees big-name rock stars perform every year.

A perfect activity for an outing with friends! A room, a team, puzzles and above all 60 minutes to go out, and not one more! Here three scenarios await you. Two of them, including "The Secret of the Five Crosses", deal with Joan of Arc's last secret. Will you be able to find it and save 600 years of history? The last one, "60 Minutes Later", is for the bravest: you must escape from a horde of zombies and find the work of a mad scientist who may well save the rest of humanity. And you'd better do it before the bombs rain down. The game master will take 5 minutes to brief you, then... it's up to you!

Fancy a drink by the beach in Cayeux-sur-Mer, after a sunny day exploring the Samarian countryside? If so, why not head to the ephemeral summer bar Le Mouton Phare? There's nothing to worry about here, just enjoy the unique scenery and unforgettable sunset. On the menu: spreads, tapas, charcuterie, boards, beers, fruit juices... and numerous concerts and musical events. In short, we love it and recommend it!

Picardia is a Games Park located 25 minutes from Amiens and 55 minutes from Rouen. It offers you a wide range of activities to enjoy with friends, family or in a group. You'll find a Battle kart with augmented reality; an escape game; a bowling alley; Hit It, an arena challenge; Starwall climbing; karaoke; Hado, an augmented reality dodgeball; Quiz challenge; bar and arcade games with free access. Picardia can also organize your birthday party, EVG or EVJF.

The location of the hotel is very good, thanks to its proximity to the campus and its excellent concerts. Customers depend a little on what happens there. You will find all the programming on their myspace. The groups are very different from pop pop to rock, but also a little accordion leap depending on the quality of the groups. The evenings are worth travelling to discover new groups and belong to an atmosphere the time of a night. You can also restore it.

36 seats possible for this new bar-snack bar, just steps from René Goblet Square. It is rather a place of day but gradually the boss puts in place some pretty nice concerts of good local groups in the evening. The closing times are therefore very variable, from 22 am to 1 am. It is possible to dine in a snack spirit, with a menu of simple dishes. No large kitchen. The space is well arranged despite its narrow and high prices.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, this bar bistro adjoining the famous Jules Verne circus is distinguished by its classic Rococo style decoration. Very pleasant on sunny days, it often welcomes artists and their audiences on show nights. It then becomes the ideal place to discuss the show or concert you have seen, and the atmosphere can be very friendly and warm. Talent: the building is classified as a Historic Monument. Weakness: a little neglected when the circus is closed.

Le Petit Poucet is an institution in Amiens. Hubert Fournier, the pastry chef, has installed his creations in an old private mansion, recently renovated, with chandeliers, mirrors and moldings. While contemplating the windows, one is dying to taste the dozens of pastries that are full of colors and flavors. Special mention(s) for the macaroons, chocolates and other ice creams that make your head spin and the whole family salivate. In short, a must-see place to greet Epicure face-to-face (and really treat yourself).

In this large glass structure, two theaters, a cinema and an exhibition hall offer the public a wide-ranging cultural program. Dance, theater, concerts, opera and contemporary music: the stages at the Maison de la Culture are sure to please. As for the Orson Welles cinema, its cutting-edge, eclectic programming will delight even the most demanding film buffs. Numerous events are planned in this beating heart of contemporary culture in Amiens. Catering available at the excellent Côté Jardin café.

This club is located beyond the train station and gives in the rue Jules-Barni. You can choose your game type (2 French, 8 American and 16 Pools) and have a drink by making a game. The space is pleasant and even if you don't know anything about it, tips will smell. There is also a club with training on Wednesday from 18 am to 20 pm to learn mainly American billiard with a teacher. In addition, billiards regularly organize tournaments. As you want a game of billiards between friends or if you want to learn about it, New pool is there.

There are different kinds of billiards: French, English, Italian, American or Russian billiards. Each country has a little bit of its own pool! In this club, it's French billiards, also called carom billiard, or 3-ball billiards that play. Insiders or beginners are welcome to pay the monthly fee and to have taken a federal licence that the president of the association is responsible for issuing. Sunday is reserved for competitions. Concentration, patience and tenacity are the watchwords. 

The Square is the graduation of students from nearby secondary school Lachenaie. So in the day, you'll find lots of young people lying in coffee between two courses. But the place is very well decorated and very well placed. The team is also very friendly and the wine wine card is still interesting. There is a trentenaire clientele at the end of the week. We can eat lunch, pasta, salads, dessert and sometimes acoustic concerts. In the morning coffee is 1 €.

Discreet but efficient, Le Savoy is one of those old-fashioned bars where most people are familiar. We come here for friends and the boss refaire the world around a glass without worrying about the New Star or the time that passes.

Fans of green carpets and "blue", 80 is for you. On the ground floor you will find a French billiard pool that is American billiard. Fans of the round will also find a Baby football, for? parties. The floor, on the other hand, has eight snookers. In fact, this pool club also caters to the clients of the Select, a discotheque of the commune. The 80 also offers courses for beginners or confirmed. Only caveat: It's quite eccentric, and unless you live in the commune, you have a little courage to get there.

Cycle II courses are provided for the development and preparation of entrance competitions for major circus schools. You must be more than 12 years old and have already begun the circus arts.

Workshops for awareness and initiation in circus arts.

From 5 years old: ground acrobatics, trampoline, juggling, balance, trapeze, thread, clown, mime, and internships organized during the holidays.

" The circus is an art, it teaches itself in the respect of the person… ", likes to remember Michaël Guerin, the director. In a space of around 400 m ² where carpets, trapezoids, ariane thread or Chinese mast, the association Cirqu'onflexe offers courses and courses that allow to rub itself into acrobatics, juggling, balance, trapeze and actor play. The association distilling Cycle I teaching, i. e. awareness and initiation to the circus arts.

Two rooms for two atmospheres: Crew for the youngest and La Marina for 25-45 years with music of the s. The evening captain puts the keys of his car at the entrance and blows into the balloon before resuming them: basic security.

The Roots is a casual bar that passes from Roots Reggae Ragga music as its name suggests. Very colourful, it warms the heart when the sun does not tip its nose. In the summer, the beautiful teak terrace welcomes you with its colourful pots of palm trees and bamboo. The veranda is also very pleasant. You are advised of the cocktails that are very good and will accompany you all your holidays. The atmosphere is fine in the summer and you spend easily the Roots at O'Brien in the evening.

As you guessed with the name, O'Brien is an Irish pub. The new manager will receive and welcome a young and dynamic guest in his bar. One of the strengths of the bar is its well-exposed terrace in the afternoon, allowing you to sunbathe while sipping a mint with water. In the evening, the atmosphere is rather nice and O'Brien organizes concerts from time to time to energize Mers-les-Bains and its crowd of holidaymakers. Out of season, the bar is a rallying point for young people in the home, which is undoubtedly a guarantee of quality.