Fun and entertainment Lorraine

Want to make a painting? Head for the Vintage Park of Tinqueux where the largest multiplex in the Great Reims awaits you. Easily accessible by highway and ideally located between restaurants, shops and bowling, this state-of-the-art complex offers you the opportunity to enjoy the latest films in ultra-modern cinemas with comfortable seats. Let yourself be tempted by a new cinema experience and taste the very high resolution in the IMAX laser room, a revolutionary technology that you will never want to do without. While waiting for the session, a short visit to the games area is a must for wild games of Air Hockey and having fun on the arcade terminals.

This trendy bar on Place de Chambre offers a breathtaking view of St. Stephen's Cathedral. Inside, it has a sleek, subdued feel, with large lamps and moldings on the wall. With two rooms, you can only see the first room when you enter. The second room is much quieter. The Opéra Café is very popular in the late evening, recommended after an outing to the restaurant or the Opéra, and is also appreciated for its terrace in summer. Classic in its presentation and beverage offering, it is nevertheless recognized as a trendy bar, notably for its music and the thirty-somethings who frequent it. If you're in the mood for dancing, there's a good chance that the bar area will quickly turn into a dance floor. Despite the rather cool and relaxed atmosphere, the patrons of this establishment often display a certain elegance. We recommend this bar when you're out with friends.

A favorite bar for fans of colorful cocktails, bachelor gangs and buddies, you can eat, drink and dance here. It's an all-in-one venue, with a vast room at the back that can accommodate large tables. It's also a must for all stag and hen parties. Last but not least, Salsa Café is one of the ideal places to confirm a meeting started on the Net. During the week, on Wednesdays, it's time to dance for two: we push the tables for kizomba bachata classes with a teacher who offers free initiations.

At the heart of the new town hall, at the foot of the tourist office, the Odyssey is well rooted in urban life. Now, the dining area meets the bar area. The interior architecture is modern, comfortable benches… Student youth into the finished courses for a break with a mint diabolo. Nevertheless, the glacier area and bar in the corner are aimed more at tourists. We will not always find the desired user friendliness. But consider that it was a day of fatigue.

Trendy, elegant, glorious, smart, proud, unique, different, urban, idealistic, rough and rebellious : that's what this place is all about, and it's sure to attract even the most reluctant nightclub-goers. Groups are welcomed with flair, respecting safety standards while ensuring unlimited entertainment. The best DJs flock here to liven up your evenings in this venue with its loyal clientele, who enjoy special or themed evenings on a regular basis, but always in a good-natured, relaxed atmosphere.

Once you've put on your shoes, the staff takes care of everything. On the 18 lanes of the bowling alley, touch screens allow you to order your refreshments directly, which are served to you at your table without you having to move. This attention to detail is much appreciated by our customers, who come to play bowling and billiards, but also to dance every Friday night or to watch a game on a giant screen. Numerous themed evenings and birthday packages for children. A place that does not lack ideas!

The Rota Club is renowned for its lively Latino muy caliente atmosphere Its rum bar is designed like a Cuban village square: it's a sunny spot in Colmar, with a good twenty references from excellent rum cellars. In addition to its large, more general clubbing room, with its crazy lighting effects, the Rota Club also has a Chill Out room , without music but with pinball and billiards. A VIP area is reserved for a select clientele, with a 100% exclusive bar!

We've fallen head over heels for this romantically old-fashioned tearoom, which looks like it's straight out of the English countryside! In a vintage atmosphere (floral wallpaper, Victorian porcelain, Sheffield teapots), you'll be delighted by Johann's delicious creations: real mont-blanc with chestnut cream, black forest revisited, scones with homemade jam and surette cream, Ernestine tart with almond cream and coconut.... A wide choice of beverages: teas, coffees and organic fruit juices... Sunday brunch by prior arrangement.

Vanilla Café is a modern place to stop at any time of the day: for breakfast for early risers, lunch, afternoon tea or simply for a gourmet break. At lunchtime, the plate is full of color, and for dessert, you can compose your own café gourmand. Our ice creams are 100% handcrafted. Vanilla Café works with Alsa and offers ice cream sundaes at unbeatable prices. It's a Mulhouse address to stop at without hesitation.

The owner Dany loves rock and America. This is and is understood above all! In week, this genre of music predominates, while the weekend music is more diverse, but still rock. This bar is attended by a trendy clientele, aged 25 to 45. We love cocktails, we offer 25 of them with different colours and flavours. Here we find ourselves among friends, in front of a glass, and talk.

For 28 years Mrs Stoeffel has run this discotheque with an iron hand in a velvet glove. His husband is also part of the party and now Hervé the son joined the case, he is the resident DJ. On Friday, the evenings are themed with an orchestra. On Saturday the music is a trendy house. It's a well-known place for 20-35 years and until recently, the only good dancing in the region.

Paintball is an ill-known activity and yet develops at great speed V. Leisure activity for one, participation in championships for others, paintball is a matter of taste. This leisure activity, even if it has the wind on the ground, is very difficult to distinguish itself from the very warlike image it conveys. The site, the only one to be approved in the Haut-Rhin, has a ground for competitions as well as three leisure grounds of about 5 800 square metres each. Follow one of the twelve scenarios proposed, for example "the Chair." The principle is simple. Two teams of ten people face each other. Each team consists of a president and nine bodyguards. The aim is to cross the ground without the President being touched, otherwise the game stops. Be sure to give your teammates the necessary information to win the game to the opponent team. Zones are secure depending on the level of play of the participants. A professional coaching is included at each game session. With family or friends, keep in mind that more people are laughing and that this activity must be practiced for fun.

From Ireland to Alsace, there is only one step (of door) to cross: that of Murphy's! This Irish pub turns out to be truer than life and nestles right in front of the Koïfhus. Here, Guinness is flowing in a warm atmosphere. In fact, when it comes to lager, brown, white or amber beers, you have a wide choice. Whatever the season and whatever the sporting or cultural events, there is always something going on at Murphy's, especially on St. Patrick's Day . And, as soon as the first rays of sunshine hit the terrace, it fills up!

A royal venue in "Little Versailles", just a stone's throw from the cathedral! The Royal Comedy Club opens in the Art Deco setting of the Salon Degermann, dating from 1900. This unique venue can accommodate around 100 spectators, ensuring an intimate setting and close proximity to the artists. Throughout the year, a rich program will enable you to discover previews of comedy shows, renowned artists such as Anthony Kavanagh, Booder, Shirley Souagnon, local talents, as well as café-théâtre plays. The space can also be privatized for business meetings and seminars.

In this lively street, the Pelican allows you to get a lot of things in the field of interior decoration. The well-stocked boutique features teapots in various genres, cups… Three floors to discover and beautiful items to discover. In the afternoon, it is a good idea to set up in this colourful universe with a tea salon, a history of tea, accompanied by a few pastries (the palace of teas and chocolat chocolate).

The Saint Martin church, with this beautiful instrument, lives every year in a musical season at the initiative of the Friends of the Organ. From April to October, concerts will be held to listen to renowned and recognized artists of the region, as well as to discover other instruments associated with the organ.

A nice boutique in which you will find fishing and hunting clothing and accessories. Here hunters and fishermen will find all the equipment they need to prepare for their leisure or passion. The staff were friendly and helpful.

In the Universe, the fresco above the sign announces the colour: Next to the barrels, as in the old time of the taverniers, you will find the warmth of highly convivial evenings.

Les Sacrés Lurons (Séverine Caurla, Laurent Arnold, Marc Guepratte and Catherine Léger), in residence in Tomblaine in the beautiful theater of La Source, created the company in 1983. They create shows for the general public and for young people, but also theater workshops, support for amateur companies and performances in professional settings are organized. A few highlights: the mini festival entitled Mort de Rire, around All Saints' Day and from January to March, the Rendez-vous des Moutards, a festival for young and old. The Kit plays there and invites troupes.

Since 2005, the Théâtre de la Source springs from an old water source in the city. Easily accessible, a room that can accommodate 136 people also provides a large bar area with tables for a convivial moment. This theater also houses the creations of the Théâtre en Kit, which has been in residence in Tomblaine for about thirty years. Every year, the Festival des moutards and the Festival Mort de rire à la Toussaint, a burlesque theater, take place, accompanied by a meal served by the restaurant of the Gîte Familial.

Created on September^1, 1978 as part of the choreographic decentralization, the company has seen several great choreographers at its head. Since 2011, Petter Jacobsson has taken over the direction of the company to offer classical pieces and creations. Choreographers of great renown and young talents come from all over the world to Nancy, to transmit and create with the dancers of the ballet, all of them classically trained, but open and passionate about contemporary dance.

With a surface area of nearly 93,000 m², the Zénith de Nancy can accommodate up to 25,000 people. It is not only the largest concert hall in the department, but also the first facility in Europe to offer a reversible open-air stage! In this huge space, mythical artists and bands such as AC/DC, Phil Collins, Imagine Dragons, M or Scorpions perform. In the summer, the outdoor amphitheater provides an unforgettable experience! Note: the lobby can be rented to individuals or companies for receptions.

Since 1946, Marcel Adrien invited musicians from the Conservatory for chamber music sessions, giving birth to the association. The association, animated by volunteers since its origin, proposes an eclectic and quality program, which reflects an unceasing dynamism. Thanks to its musical richness, it is natural to want to support it by encouraging the public to come and see the artists at the Salle Poirel.

At Caméo, the selection varies between auteur and mainstream films; the trend is to discover original films. There's no question of dubbing, just original versions screened every week, taking you on a journey around the world. This temple is aimed at both film buffs and those curious to broaden their cinematic culture. Cine-club sessions are organized, as well as café-ciné events, ideal for debate. You won't be disappointed by the diversity of the program, the friendly atmosphere and the attentive staff.

Armed with your laser gun, take to the track on this 700^m2 maze on two levels, lit with fluorescent lights and sprayed with smoke. The musical atmosphere boosts your motivation in this manhunt or in the middle of a life-size star wars that can accommodate up to 32 players at a time! Birthday parties, bachelor parties and theme parties are held frequently. Bonus: a fully air-conditioned room with a bar and pool table and video games to relax between games. A good time is had by all, and this, from 8 years old!

This bowling alley has 24 lanes and is handicapped accessible. It can be equipped with automatic barriers for the youngest. In addition, you can play a game of billiards or air field hockey or even start a karaoke or VR session. A bar adds cachet to the beautiful atmosphere of the place and giant screens broadcast sporting events. Very large and glassed-in, the establishment welcomes young people and families, with reservations for birthdays, karaoke and special packages. A special corporate offer is also available during the week.

Seen from the outside, since the surrounding night, this large glass-panelled bar has a look at the softness of these lights, with beams of orange and blue competing in the rainbow. Inside, the same softness emerges and we are moving. Warm mahogany hues, brilliant chrome and mirror, comfortable leather invite us to relax. The cocktails are warm, the many whiskies, the superb rums and the service equal to those qualifiers. Evenings are organized, classic such as Beaujolais or Daring when it comes to presenting fine linen linen and sex-toys from their partner "More if affinity". The atmosphere is monte, the fabrics are émoustillent and the eyes are clouds with dreams. This is how we love this beautiful establishment, when it gives us surprises to make us sing douce night.

The Mulhouse Alsatian Theatre is committed to the preservation and development of dialectal theatre and popular culture in Mulhouse, through the regular production of plays in dialect, often written by regional authors. Every year, the TAM presents its famous "Herre'n Owe" and "Dame'n Owe". Its HQ is located next to the Théâtre de la Sinne. The Circle has a bar and two halls and is home to the rehearsals of the youth dialectal theatre school.

With its intimate setting, the cinema offers a rich and varied program for everyone. Le Bel-Air is not a cinema where you just go to "consume" a film. A place for sharing and exchange, the year at Bel-Air is packed with events, including meetings around program cycles, and the Augenblick Festival, a regional German-language film festival. Young audiences are also catered for, with image education programs such as École & Cinéma, and the "Kinderclasse": films in German for bilingual classes.

The perfect animation for construction game lovers! Bricks 4 kidz offers a wide range of workshops around legos: parent-child workshops for 3-4 year olds on Saturday mornings, science and robot animations on Wednesday afternoons for 7-13 year olds, afterworks on Thursday evenings for older children from 16 to 96 years old, a brick club on Wednesday mornings and courses during school vacations. Here, there is no age limit to have fun and take part in construction challenges! Bricks 4 Kidz also animates your events and birthdays, a playful experience to live at home, with games, challenges and exclusive constructions to realize.

Close to the Place Stanislas and near the Fine Arts Museum, we discover this den dedicated to the lemon. Unmissable because of its mint-colored front. Anaïs, the owner, concocts here her own teas that cannot be found anywhere else. To accompany and perfect the whole, you can taste a lemon speciality. Also, each pastry, ice cream, sorbet, confectionery or chocolate ballotin can be taken away and offered. A pure delight! And for the less greedy, savory specialties or just a coffee are also available.

A pre-war café transformed from 1961 to 1974 into a restaurant-café run by the Meyer family, restorers from father to daughter or mother to son! "Let's cultivate kindness" could be the house slogan! Martine Stoffel welcomes her customers to the dining room every lunchtime to taste the day's suggestions or the fried carps concocted by her son Luc, who has given the restaurant a new lease of life. Here the products are local, of quality and seasonal. The Meyer-Stoffels are among the founders of the Fried Carp Roads! In short, a typical village café/restaurant with all the charm, simplicity and quality of the dishes we hope to find there.

Fasten your seatbelts: Race system takes you on an ultra-realistic virtual reality race. The standard session is the best option, alone or with friends. Grand Prix and corporate-group packages complete the range. Race System is also suitable for people with reduced mobility. A fridge ensures cold drinks after an adrenaline-filled session, in the car of your choice. With circuits ranging from local to grand prix, there's something for everyone. All aboard!

A meeting place between the arts and the dissemination of knowledge, the MAMCS Auditorium offers more than 150 events each year. With a capacity of 140 spectators, it tries to meet multiple vocations, including that of bringing together each event relating to current exhibitions, one-off cultural events (such as Heritage Days or Museum Night) or hosting numerous artists. Throughout the year, concerts, meetings, film screenings, lectures, study days, readings and other performances take place.

Founded in 1990 by Martin Gester, the Music Parliament brings together singers, instrumentalists and soloists. His musical repertoire is based on a classical and baroque register. As a result, the establishment has developed a partnership with the Centre de musique baroque de Versailles. Varying between creation and re-reading of the classical repertoire, the structure has made its mark on many occasions through the interpretation of the works of famous musicians such as Bach, Mozart, Shobert, Charpentier or Scarlatti. The most: a large number of concerts are organised throughout France and Europe. Several discs are also available on site.

The Taps is the showcase of contemporary theatre. Since 2002, this municipal structure, spread over several sites - two halls from Scala to Neudorf, and another at the Dairy - has been offering many French and foreign creations each season. Sometimes demanding, sometimes zany, the shows, performed by professionals unknown to the general public, are varied and address different themes, each time reserving their share of surprises and emotions. The detailed program is available on the institution's website. You can also book your tickets or subscriptions directly online.

Located steps from Petite France, this beautiful shop is divided into two distinct but complementary areas. The first is exclusively dedicated to the sale of teas, with some three hundred references, and imported wines of Asia and the other parts of the world. Did you know, for example, that grows some in Africa? The second area of this friendly shop, a tasting room. Beautifully furnished, it is particularly conducive to take tea in a unique atmosphere in Strasbourg, to eat a small cake... and enjoy the time. A good address.

Immediate change of scenery in this café-tea room adjoining the Hotel Suisse. It is an intimate and convivial place, with few tables, decorated in the chalet spirit and where the welcome is absolutely charming. Woodwork and soft lighting are ideal for romantic tête-à-tête as well as business meetings (the presence of a wifi terminal is very useful), and above all a cocooning break. The breakfasts proposed here are copious, of an excellent quality and with local products in priority but the snacks are also delicious.

In a cosy and relaxed atmosphere, l'Amuse Bouche offers you to taste organic, biodynamic and natural wines as well as craft beers and local soft drinks. If you are not used to it, you will be guided and advised by a smiling and caring team, which knows its products inside out and will guide you according to your tastes. To accompany this, you will be offered dinner boards, aperitif assortments and some suggestions according to the seasons which will be in perfect harmony with your drinks.

On the busy Route de Mittelhausbergen, this friendly neighborhood bar with its contemporary decor offers a plethora of organic beers, spirits and wines. For a snack, the menu includes tartes flambées, a variety of sausages, tapenade and a few sweet treats. The establishment organizes regular evening events, such as blind tests, salsa nights, concerts, quizzes and other festivities... Exhibitions are also put on for all to enjoy!

At the beginning, a group of friends, but above all a passion: beer. This is how this brewery, which started as an association in 2015, became a cooperative in 2022. The lemonades and beers are even certified organic since 2023. That's saying a lot! Here, they only brew good and natural and you won't find any added flavors. Six different beers, all brewed by Théo the brewer, based on malt, hops, yeast and water only make up the range. Ephemeral beers complete the regulars as well as fruity limeades.

Located in Kinepolis, on level - 1 for bowling and above for goolfy, you can spend an afternoon playing goolfy and minibowling, followed by a drink at the Red Bar. The goolfy concept is a fluorescent golf course in the dark, with jungle and aquatic backdrops... Minibowling is fun: adults, children, families and seniors can all play together! It's easy and comfortable, with just one size of ball and no need for special shoes.

It's a real little piece of London that you'll find in this bar in the heart of Metz. On Rue du Palais, the Churchill is already a real eye-catcher, just by its name. Inside, a giant portrait of the famous Prime Minister, cigar in the mouth and gun in the hand like a gangster, welcomes you and sets the tone. Here the atmosphere is rock, retro, a bit rebellious and warm like in any good pub! The place is spacious but friendly and it fills up quickly on weekend evenings or during theme nights. There is a large choice of beers and cocktails but also something to eat and have fun (pool, darts, photo booth...). So let's paint the town red !

Its red storefront catches the eye as you stroll down the lively Rue Sainte-Marie... Welcome to Ô P'tits Crus! Part wine shop, part wine bar, this welcoming place, like its owner Rudy, offers delicious wines, from small organic producers to grand cru and biodynamically grown wines. Ô P'tits Crus regularly organizes fun blind tasting evenings: the perfect way to challenge your friends! Pair your glass with a cheese and charcuterie board, and you've got all the ingredients for a great evening out!

Can you get out of the room in less than an hour by solving various puzzles in teams of 2 to 6 players? That's the challenge set by this Verdun-based escape game. Several scenarios are currently on offer: Le Paon d'or, Enquête à Verdun, La Bataille de Verdun, Sauvez l'apéro, Le Trésor de Black Sam, Le Mystère du serpent d'or, Braquez la banque and La malle du Dr Rauch. Stockholm Syndrome is for the less fearful among you, as it's a horror escape game. Great atmosphere guaranteed!

We feel like in the times of the pharaohs in this Egyptian themed bar. On the program, DJ evenings to dance, delicious cocktails to sip, music to get drunk, champagne to sparkle and good vibrations. On Thursdays, don't miss the afterwork evenings when you get off work, head to Betheny for a relaxing evening before the weekend with special offers on consumptions and a nice buffet filled with cold cuts, tapas, verrines, savory pies and other delicacies. If you want to play like Cleopatra for an evening, the room can be privatized and can accommodate your events, birthdays, EVJF ...

At the Troquet du Tambour, while Simon, the owner, plays the double bass or the guitar to make a beef with his band and some musical customers, Bertrand, in the kitchen, is in charge of cooking it! On the menu, beautiful pieces of meat from the Guiset butcher's shop accompanied by vegetables from local market gardeners, but also planks of cold meats and oysters to be enjoyed on the terrace while admiring the view of the magnificent façade of the Musicians' House. Here, the emphasis is on organic produce and short circuits, including drinks: fruit juices from the Ardennes, beers from the Marne region and even a champagne premier cru from Sacy that Simon makes himself!

The first entirely vegan concept-store has just opened its doors in Reims! Vegan herself, Noémie Coibion had the excellent idea to gather in one and the same store a beautiful selection of gourmet and cosmetic products which are not issued from animal exploitation, as well as articles for the house and fashion accessories made from natural materials, alternative to leather. And that's not all, installed in a small and cosy lounge, you can taste delicious hot drinks with vegetable milks and vegan pastries as well as sandwiches, croques and savory pies to enjoy at lunch time.