Village halls and multi-purpose halls France

The Aragon area is an associative cultural area affiliated with the Federation of Houses for All and DJC. It displays a variety of programming to entertain a wide audience. Dance, theatre, clowns, songs or puppets, it is open to everyone, young and younger. The Aragon area also offers cultural activities in the form of internships for the Internet, photography, cinema or theatre.

The Centre culturel Sidney Bechet is a municipal facility located in Grigny, Île-de-France. It offers a varied cultural program and supports the work of local associations. Equipped with a stage area, it hosts concerts, plays and film screenings. It also has a modular space for art exhibitions and events on a variety of themes. The cultural center is a venue for musical, choreographic, theatrical and artistic events. The Centre culturel Sidney Bechet is a must for culture lovers in Grigny.

This historic café-théâtre nestles behind a porte cochère in the courtyard of a former coaching inn. In the early days, a band of young acrobats created an artistically ambitious company. From the late 1970s onwards, the four-hundred-and-fifty-seat venue played host to an increasing number of shows by comedians and singers from other parts of the world, revealing many talents, including CharlElie Couture, Richard Gotainer, Smaïn, Marc Jolivet, Marianne Sergent, Chevallier et Laspalès, Benoît Poelvoorde...

The history of the Théâtre des Blancs-Manteaux began in 1972. A mecca for café-théâtre humour and non-conformist chanson, it has welcomed Renaud, Jacques Higelin, Alex Métayer, Michèle Laroque, Virginie Lemoine, Marianne James, Anne Roumanoff... Today, humour is still the strong point of this small theatre, which comprises two rooms, each with around one hundred seats. The first is housed in a vaulted cellar, while the second is fully tiered.

More than ten years after its opening, the challenge has largely been met. Indeed, the Centquatre brings together in a single, very large space, various sites of artistic creation and production open to all disciplines, and which offer various shows, screenings, readings, performances, exhibitions, workshops for young people or adults... What a lively place, on the very spot where the municipal undertaker's service - a building dating back to 1873 - was in operation until 1997. The Centquatre, or 104, which is a place of art, you have understood, is also a place of life. Restaurants, brasseries and shops are spread out in the immensity of the place.

The city of Navarra makes every effort to develop tourism in the beaujolaise region and its many actions and animations are to be stressed. The City Hall is the best example of this. This prestigious 400 m ² hall, with easy access, with all its facilities (heating, ventilation, automated smoking) offers an ideal setting for successful receptions, weddings, lounges, seminars and group meals in the heart of the great Beaujolais crus. The kitchen, connected directly to the cellar and on the ground floor with a large sized lift, is equipped with all stainless steel and electric equipment for optimal use. On the same level, 10 m ² of cold rooms complete the facilities offered to cooks or caterers. Acoustics, adjustable lighting, everything was designed and specially cared for your approval. Private evenings at trade fairs, installation and layout are very easy. Round tables and seating comfort promote usability. A ceramic mural according to an original work of an artist fleuriatonne, Yvonne Couibes, orne the bottom of the cellar, giving the whole a unique and very festive stamp. To finish or to begin, to choose, the flowery shadow of the magnificent park is a superb introduction or conclusion before starting or ending the feast under the vaults of the Hall of the Mairie.

L'Hexagone Scène nationale Arts Sciences, managed by Grenoble-Alpes Métropole, is an institution for artistic performances. It's also a space for innovative experiments where the imagination takes over. Modern, innovative programming in dance and theater, concerts and lectures, first stages for pupils and students. A place where you can talk to artists, a place to be curious about culture. Among the many dates, Expérimenta, the Arts Sciences Biennial in October, at the crossroads of art, science and technology.

Espace Dollfus et Noack, also known as ED&N, is an indispensable venue. Known for its programming that makes room for all French-speaking artists, it's a chance to sing, with concerts, comedy shows and theater for the whole family and all generations from 7 to 77. Major French and international artists perform here regularly. Add to this a team of passionate performers and a top-notch program, and this is the venue that counts. To go there is to adopt it and be sure to have a good time.

Inaugurated in April 2001, this huge showroom with state-of-the-art equipment was designed to produce year-round performances ranging from classical concerts to variety and sports disciplines. It can seat 6,000 people, and close to 9,000 people standing and sitting in an indoor setting. Thanks to the reversible scene, the overflowing curtains and the sliding doors opening onto the Charles Ehrmann stadium, the outdoor configuration allows 52,000 people standing for organizing outdoor concerts. Nikaia also has an annex room for cultural creations and smaller events.

The Summum is the largest venue in Grenoble after the Palais des Sports (but not a regular concert venue). Adjacent to the Alpexpo exhibition centre in the Villeneuve district, it has a capacity of over 5,000 people. It is here that the biggest national and international names come to perform.

It is sheltered from the last ramparts of the city, in an old restored building preceded by a flowery patio that is located in the centre of Art. Throughout the year it hosts various events and events. There are four permanent exhibition rooms to discover the work of some artists and craftsmen from the South of France. In fields as varied as painting, ceramics, glass, leather leather and jewellery manufacture, the whole range of creation is presented. As a public defender - close to 50 000 visitors per year - this regional arts craft centre greatly promotes the relationship between the creator and the public. During the season, the artists present provide hotlines in turn.

Inaugurated in 1997 with a capacity of 254 seats, Le Tambour is located in the heart of Rennes II. Linked to education on campus, programming is entrusted to teachers and students. There are conferences and concerts in all styles: classical, electro, rock, rap… Let us not forget the Big Band of Rennes II and the university choirs. The Clear Obscure association deals with the Ciné Tambour, with evolving themes per semesters. € 35 for 48 annual cinema meetings, € 20 at reduced rate: It's pretty interesting, isn't it? Not to mention partnerships with festivals: Jazz in the West, Travelling, Drum Bearings, Meeting, Electroni… A room that always needs to be seen! Very active, it reserves great moments! The public is of all ages, because the From know that they are hiding from beautiful discoveries in this room!

A young concert hall, the auditorium Michel Petrucciani (the name of this famous musician who lived in Montélimar) offers 430 places with good visibility, a beautiful scene from the outset found his place and his audience in the cultural landscape of Montélimar. Indeed, and especially since the closure of the municipal theatre, most of the shows programmed by the Spectacle and Cinema Régie are given in the auditorium. Beautiful theatre programming, songs, lyrical singing, piano, classical music, jazz, contemporary dance, circus arts, programming is diverse.

A 383-seat auditorium and a 600 m 2 multipurpose hall make up the venue for concerts, cinemas and shows of large Parisian rooms on giant screen.

On the banks of the Deûle, we only see him... The Colysée. Designed by the architect Louis-Carlier, the building takes the form of an impressive monolith carved out of wood whose glass facades reflect the surrounding plain. A brilliant and modern architecture that reflects the image of this place that never stops reinventing itself through quality programming. Music, dance, street theater and even open-air cinema on sunny days, the Maison Folie de Lambersart, which is part of the Fabriques Culturelles network, makes you live art passionately.

Special hotels like this, there are still about ten to Arras. Built in the th century on the Parisian model, the Hotel de Guînes, completely restored, opens onto an elegant paved courtyard and houses the unique Maison de la Pas-de-Calais. A place of artistic expression and meetings, it houses the Batterie de la Battery association. On the ground floor, a bar welcomes artists and spectators, framed by a multimedia area and a book devoted to the book. On the first floor is the hidden spectacle of a blue night. Here are the concerts and theatre pieces scheduled throughout the year. The inner courtyard, for its part, serves as exhibition or stage venues for outdoor shows.

No it is not a famous brand of sodas but the Palace of exhibitions and sports! Fully adjustable, the exhibition and sports palace can hold 2 200 spectators in seating, it is used for fairs and sports events.

A true cultural lung of the town of Zaire, the Five Fountains Hall is the point of passage for all kinds of manifestations in the commune. In the evening, following the programme presented to the Tourist Office, it is possible to witness the projection of a recent film, unless one of the many concerts is preferred to the most often national poster heads.

The concert hall La Caravelle celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2017. Its very eclectic programming is largely the cause of its success: shows, concert, theater, cinema, circus, exhibitions, art workshops and gourmets etc.

The 2018 season shows

January:

Cirque - Fall! , January 12 at 8:30 p. m.

Theater - A seams, January 26 at 8:30 p. m.

February:

Theater - Love & Money, February 2 at 8:30 p. m.

Theater - Classik Impro, February 9 at 8:30 p. m.

March:

Dance - Job, March 16 at 8:30 p. m.

Theater - The Speeches of Rosemarie, March 23 at 8:30 p. m.

Hair sculptures - The Flower Racer, March 25 at 2 p. m. and 4 p. m.

Young public concert - Cartoons, March 25 at 3 p. m.

Dance and circus young - Jongle, March 28 at 4 p. m.

Theater - Scissors Paper Forest Birds, March 31 at 3 p. m.

April:

Cirque - Yes! , April 6 at 8:30 p. m.

Concert - Bobby & Sue, April 20 at 8:30 p. m.

Theater - The boy on the suitcase, April 26 at 8:30 p. m.

May:

Humor - Raphaël Mezrahi, May 4 at 8:30 p. m.

Concert - Jazz & Rumba Cuban, May 18 at 8:30 p. m.

Juggling - Flood, 24 and 25 May at 8:30 p. m.

July:

Concert - Arrya with the Crescen Orchestra, July 14 th at 8:30 p. m.

Built in the 1960 s, this space of more than 5,000 m 2 is located in the historic center of Bordeaux, between the courtyard Victor Hugo and the Alsace Lorraine course. It hosts professional basketball and volleyball teams as well as neighborhood associations. Between 2013 and 2016, the Palais des sports was the subject of extensive work to make its original function dedicated to sport (2700 places in galleries). It offers 750 parking spaces.

Inaugurated in September 2004 - its 20th anniversary will be celebrated in 2024 - in place of the Maison de Culture built in 1968 for the Olympic Games, the MC2 is a benchmark facility in the world of culture. A benchmark for its exceptional stage facilities, including a 1,028-seat auditorium for theater, dance and opera, an auditorium for the world's leading orchestras, a small auditorium, a creation room, a dance studio and a recording studio... But also a benchmark because it is home to Grenoble's national choreographic center, the Centre Dramatique National des Alpes and the Musiciens du Louvre Grenoble. An essential cultural venue.

The Académie Fratellini, Saint-Denis' leading circus arts training center, is currently undergoing a major renovation that will last until 2025. Far from marking a halt in activities, this ambitious project aims to strengthen the teaching infrastructure, open up the site to the neighborhood and develop new audiences in this rapidly changing district. In the meantime, the Académie has embarked on a "Fratellini Circus Tour" to reach out to the people of Seine-Saint-Denis and introduce them to the best of contemporary circus in all its forms.

The Espace Monzière offers a cultural season more oriented towards contemporary music in partnership with Le Geyser. It is also here that telethon and other events all year round… You can also rent the room for receptions, evenings, balls, lounges, seminars, congresses… The Espace Monzière offers over 1 300 square metres of surface space and more than 230 parking spaces.

A stone's throw from the centre of Cusset, located in a park planted on the edge of the Sichon, the Espace Chambon is a contemporary building built in 1993. In the spacious Georges Brassens Hall there are also adjoining rooms, a bar and a wide range of European standards. Throughout the year there are a wide variety of events between variety shows, theatrical performances, balls, banquets, general meetings or various salons, such as the antiques show.

A vast complex combining a 12-lane bar-bowling alley with billiard room and games, a cinema (Le Fauteuil Rouge), a restaurant (Ô Bistrot gourmand) and an auditorium. The latter hosts a wide range of events for all publics, including the Salon du Mariage (November), the Grand déstockage (January), musicals, classical ballets and other extraordinary show-concerts (The Michael Jackson Experience, Catherine Lara, Patrick Sébastien and Celtics Legend to name but a few in 2023).

Athénor has the particularity of focusing on the young public. The aim of this organization is to place art and culture in the heart of everyday life, and, for this, the structure is nomadic, investing different places and contexts. In Saint Nazaire, its birthplace and home port, Athénor offers multi-disciplinary programming to discover as early as early childhood. This programming is characterized by the diversity of forms and aesthetics, where theatre, music, dance, circus, visual arts are intertwined. It strives to witness the vitality of today's creation and the concern of artists to constantly renew languages for children and young people. Partnerships with the school sector also take place, which can lead to collaborative productions.

Since its opening in 1989, the Espace Malraux has become a major performance venue in the city of Tours, with its auditorium and the Salle Plisson for smaller events. This success is the result of a varied and high quality program with renowned artists and emerging companies. The program includes dance, theater, music, and children's shows, with Sunday appointments this year. The hall also hosts private productions that complete the program. Comfortable seats and good visibility on the stage do not spoil the fun! A little bonus: before each show, there is a concert in the hall.

The building was inaugurated in 1967 to host the figure skating events of the 1968 Winter Olympics. The building that once housed an ice rink for champions and hosted the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games now serves as a showcase for sporting and musical events. In its largest configuration, this modular hall can seat 12,000 people, making it the largest in the département. It also hosted the Davis Cup final in 1982. The end of 2023 will see Lomepal and Michel Sardou, while Shakaponk is scheduled for early 2024, offering a wide range of styles for all audiences.

La Rampe is the best way to access culture for all audiences, even those furthest removed from a sometimes elitist world. La Rampe d'Echirolles is a beautiful, lively space, with a superb red-curtained auditorium that hosts plays, classical and modern concerts, as well as dance, singing, comedy shows and exhibitions... The body has pride of place, whether danced, choreographed or sublimated by the artists. The 2023-2024 season will take us on an exploration of different worlds, with an emphasis on diversity: Ballet Preljocaj, André Manoukian trio, IT Dansa... A space complemented by another facility, La Ponatière.

Eclectic and quality programming at this performance hall located in the heart of the city of La Riche, which does not play the star-system card. Here, dance, theatre, circus arts and music are mixed together. The new programmer Thomas Lourenço even adds humour to the mix. Collaborative projects, amateur or professional, and moments for young audiences feed a rich season open to all. A space dedicated to creation, the theatre also welcomes companies in residence, which the public meets during the free "Fenêtres sur Cour" evenings. The program often plays the card of the discovery of contemporary creation, far from the star system. And in June, the Itinéraires Bis festival closes the season with street arts and concerts.

A theater that lives up to its name! The Renaissance has been resurrected, and not just once! Built in 1938, bombed in 1944, ravaged by fire in 1970, it owes its salvation to the municipality of Mondeville, which acquired it in 1992 and renovated it. Restored to its former splendor in 2005, the Renaissance is now run by a dynamic association and is open to a wide range of visitors. With a capacity of 430, the Renaissance offers an eclectic program of music, theater, dance, circus and street arts. This is also the theater that hosts the Plateaux éphémères.

A room of atypical entertainment and whose existence is worth noting. Following extensive rehabilitation work, the Red Hat continues to run at three to four events per month - concerts, theatre, conferences. Its success depends on the quality and diversity of its programming, but also on its famous artist residences. Speaking to artists from all walks of life, they allow them to occupy a place of culture which is decorated and soundproofed so that they can create, compose and produce their works. This formula is also an opportunity for management to identify new talents in public following their residences, the most fortunate of which will be selected for the festival of La Bastide in summer. Inside, an avant-garde architecture signed by Henri Castella, reproductions of Jean Camberoque frescoes and glowing colours bring us to the tune. The room can accommodate 198 spectators. Finally, its well-designed scene and sound acoustics make it a recognized and increasingly popular place. Hat!

The municipality places the room at the disposal of local artists. It's then up to them to run the shop. Alternately, they rotate to open and close doors. Meanwhile, they do not hesitate to comment on their works and speak art with visitors. And every 15 days, they drop to leave room for the next. Because painters and sculptors, there are many on the island of Ré.

From September to May it offers quality programming (theatre, musques, young public…).

This concert and rehearsal hall is entirely dedicated to the practice and distribution of amplified music. The room has a capacity of about 300 people and has a program based on about twenty dates each year. There are two full-fledged rehearsal studios that host about fifteen amateur groups.

Decauville Farm, named after its last operators, is a closed site on a square yard. Among the notable features of this place are the moats surrounding the 18th century dovecote and the remains of the former corner towers of the 18th century castle. In its two exhibition halls, works by local and international artists are presented to visitors all year round. This cultural centre also includes a media library, a courtyard, a garden, a musical space with rehearsal studios and a performance hall with shows every weekend from September to June.

Inaugurated during the 2002-2003 season, the Case ô Arts is a place for artistic creation and dissemination in a small room that hosts regular literary cabarets and "stage readings", but also performances by young amateur artistic practice workshops and the writing workshop, performances of small forms (theatre, stories), exhibitions and conferences. In addition to these cultural missions are the services of a rehearsal and recording studio for amplified music, allowing local music groups to rehearse in ideal conditions and at very accessible rates.

Les Deux Étangs is a restaurant located in Paris, more precisely at Porte-Dauphine, on the Route de l'Étoile. This establishment boasts an exceptional historic setting, having once been the "Cercle des Patineurs" in the Bois de Boulogne. It has retained its charm of yesteryear and offers a magnificent view over the ponds. Visitors can enjoy the countryside right in the heart of the city, whether from the terrace or the winter garden. Les Deux Étangs offers quality cuisine and invites guests to discover a unique culinary experience. For those wishing to travel by car, there is a parking lot in Ville-d'Avray, located on rue de Versailles.

With its 1700 m ², this equipment consists of a modular showroom and an adaptable forum space, a place of meetings and initiatives. Ideal for organising artistic events, it is also a unique place for the success of commercial and professional events, such as the salon des antiquaires, flea and collections that takes place every year on the last weekend of August.

A unique location reminiscent of the traditional Epinal atmosphere of our region. A good home fried, in a popular and symbolic setting! There are no longer very many gallodromes in the region, and it will offer you not only an incredible spectacle where the beaks together, but where tradition is highly respected. The rules are strict in this sport and you will see how well the federation is structured. The fighting is indeed very codified and takes the turn of real rites, and is of course only taking place in gallodromes. They are small rings from 2 to 3 m beside, surrounded by a metre-high mesh. In short, look, take part, listen, enjoy…

Twenty years ago, the Rio Grande Association invested this former Art and trial cinema in the Villebourbon district, near the train station. The cinema has become a showroom, with up to 800 spectators. It is the preferred place of dissemination of the so-called current music on the department, with both eclectic and coherent programming. But the association is also very dedicated to project support and the dissemination of young local talents, in partnership with all local cultural and cultural fabric.

Close to the Glass-le-Bush forest and a few minutes from Paris, the Gâtines welcomes you to organise seminars or other professional events such as congresses, meetings or training courses. Twenty-three meeting rooms, an amphitheatre, three dining areas, one hundred and twenty rooms and many facilities are at your disposal.

Now the evening of the show the normal fare is applied systematically at the box box, except the Free Pass card. Book three shows to benefit from the subscription rate.

This castle has little to do with that of Star'Ac! And yet we're at a talent discoverer on a national rock scene that becomes a little more compelling every year. A 2 km from Saint Center, it was in the old family farm that M created the castle Ruling in the late 1970 s. At the beginning, these are musicians who come to animate the place, and then they will be increasingly international groups that will come to burn the planks of a mythical stage, open to all styles: reggae (with Kana in particular), techno-rock (Dandy Freaks), jazz acid (Brooklyn Funk Essentials)… So some "big sizes" make, after a Parisian scene, a detour by Ruling for an unforgettable date. Note that to make a full place for new electronic music, Ruling has opened a second room - down - to the electric atmosphere with a turning dj from the dub to drum & bass passing through the hardtek. In short, a passage required to live at the time of the night ardéchoise.

The hectare programme, the Minotaure welcomes. The programming extends from October to June. Dance, theatre, concert… Possible subscription.

After years of neglect, the site was finally restored to its former splendour a few years ago. In 2007, the owners, including the Vardar brothers, undertook major renovations, bearing in mind that Le Palace is a listed building. Since then, one show follows another, and the venue is always packed. The programme is mainly comedy-oriented, but there are also some unique shows, such as the immersive one based on the work of Michel Polnareff.

It is very difficult to find an artist of any renown that the curriculum would not indicate a passage through Le Zenith. Either in front of a festival, or at a festival, of a support party to this or that. The programming is mainly oriented towards all forms of popular music: songs, rock, reggae, rap… At each concert, large crowds pass through a lot of the park of La Villette to join this strange construction of a metal frame covered with a silver canvas. Inside, it can accommodate up to six thousand people. The room is adjustable. So you can find yourself in a more or less large area, with seating seats or promenoirs. One of the strengths of the Zenith is that visibility remains correct. There is never more than 50 metres between you and the scene.

Le Zenith is the first new equipment to have opened its doors in the park of La Villette. Inaugurated in 1984, it is the work of architects Philippe Chaix and Jean-Paul Morel. The first artist to have occurred there is Renaud. It was for the then Minister of Culture, Jack Lang, that he was created. For a good time, the capital needed a large space to be organized with great concerts for young people. There was another installation for electric and hairy music: Pantin Racecourse, a top where the best formations of the 1970 s, babas, hard and punk, from Gong to The Clash, passing through Trust. Barbara went on as well. But it eventually gives way to this Zenith, whose concept is now declining in sixteen major French cities.

A mecca for French-language chanson, created in 1947 by Jacques Canetti, the venue offers two hundred and fifty seats on two levels, as well as work areas, a restaurant, a bar, and a foyer. To ensure perfect soundproofing, the hall is "enclosed" in a caisson set on stilts. As for the programming, it returns to the origins of Les Trois Baudets. The spotlight is on song, with emerging talents from the French-speaking scene, those who find themselves in the middle of the road, between making do and a real career.