Fun and entertainment Lorraine

For 40 years, Alain Batt has been delighting the palates of young and old alike with chocolates, confectionery, cookies, Bergamote de Nancy and other handcrafted specialties. The tearoom on the second floor is the ideal place to enjoy classic cakes and chocolate treats. Modern and comfortable, it's the perfect place for those who want to treat themselves to a healthy meal or a relaxing gourmet break while shopping in the city center.

L'Excess, Night, Cube… Although the place has often changed its name, the nightclub has always remained an essential part of the messines nights. The O-Zone is a discotheque 100% electro house tek trance on the outskirts of Metz, in the ZAC of Jouy aux Arches. Here, the bodies move to the mix of his resident DJ: Dj Kayser. It happens to be transferred to Jérémy K of Direct FM. Please note that there is a smoking area here.

The Maison des jeunes et de la culture is an association of popular education open to everyone, inhabitants of Yutz and surrounding areas. It offers theater workshops for adults and children. It also programs funny pieces (performances take place in your MJC La Pépinière and organizes an amateur theater festival (in June), places are limited but entrance is free. To your timings! Many other activities demonstrate the dynamism and richness of this association.

Here you can play American billiard and French billiard, and you will be trained every day of the week. They are both practiced in leisure and in competition all levels. Some of the members are at regional, national and even global level. Let's take pride in this passionate Thionvillois. Introduction (free) and development are possible. To become a member, you must measure a minimum of 1,40 m and pay a contribution: € 60 for people under 21 and € 150 for others.

Entering here is like opening the treasure chest forgotten in the attic. Nestled in an Alsatian house, the store spreads over two levels, from floor to ceiling, so to speak. Everywhere, a profusion of old objects is displayed, laid out or hung up: dishes, dinettes, lamps, statues, scales, bags, trinkets, unusual everyday objects, clothes... Everything is arranged with great taste. It is pleasant to come and return to this unique place to find a treasure or to spend a good moment, sitting in front of a home-made pastry.

Unique in its kind, this uncategorized place is a café-theatre in the great tradition of its Parisian models. A place of conviviality and entertainment, a red and rich light, Vertigo turns our head with a rich programming, coffee-themed and themed evenings. Quality restoration is adapted to the needs of the given shows. And in order to prove its taste, the establishment does not hesitate to organise a Saint-Sylvester's Eve, whose culinary preparations will be the work of Antoine Anclin the perfect chef of the Great Serious. Such collaborations take us to summits to give the glittering.

In order not to overload the minimum general information we owe you, we advise you to consult the website www.poirel.nancy.fr which contains all the detailed information or to call on a case by case basis. Persons with reduced mobility have priority access to top ranks. Parking lots: place Thiers, Place Carnot and Saint-Jean. The programming includes all the concerts of the Symphony Orchestra, most concerts of Gradus Ad Musicam, theatre, Sundays for children, numerous concerts of artists of varieties and the work of various cultural associations. All shows are classified in the "Agenda" section.

If this beautiful hall with a capacity of 883 places continues to be the place assigned to the symphonic and lyric orchestra of Nancy, it welcomes no fewer numerous associations (Ensemble Stanislas, Aman, Gradus Ad Musicam), quality variety and theatre knowing how to mix comedy and great works. There are also Young Public Sundays, high quality shows for children. The entire site is managed by Claude Hauserman. It participates both in the development of the different seasons and in the programming of exhibitions presented in the galleries identifying the hall. As a woman orchestra, we tell him "hats down".

Since 1984, the Nancy Symphony and Opera Orchestra has been offering a quality program every year, always more surprising. At its head is Rani Calderon, who leads several concerts throughout the season. The other part of the program is in the hands of other talented guest conductors. The orchestra of about sixty musicians performs either at the Opera House or during annual concerts. On five Sundays of the year, it gives chamber music aperitif concerts

Little known, this small 300-seat concert hall run by the CROUS (next to a university restaurant) nevertheless hosts quality concerts all year round, at very affordable prices, for a varied audience. In addition to its activity during Nancy Jazz Pulsations, the annual program is also well-stocked, offering a range of musical styles and musical nuggets. Le Hublot can also be rented all year round, except during school vacations. The only negative point, in our opinion, is that parking in the vicinity can be very tricky.

Founded in 1985, this beautiful musical ensemble celebrated its 25 th anniversary in October 2009. Initially, composed of a single string quartet, he enriched the instruments of a wind quintet to form one of the musical ensembles that enriched the diversity and dynamism of the ducal city throughout the world. Exploring an immense repertoire of classic and contemporary parts, this training is constantly inviting us to discover a world heritage without limits. Welcoming prestigious soloists, facing demanding works, Ensemble Stanislas always knows how to pull the right rope from the game thanks to a complicity that won't play concert together.

Facing Blue Cedar and Argenté Silver at the Hautdul ', this concert area and shows for current music, electro, reggae, rock, hip-hop, dub, metal, is a place that makes waves of enthusiasm in young people. The main hall of a surface 140 m 2 with a stage of 45 m 2, equipped with a governance, sound material and high quality lighting and high performance acoustics, offers important possibilities for musicians wishing to repeat their melodies, test their agreements, (and note the effect produced by their music on the public) has become very quickly a privileged place by the musicians. the spectators. Every weekend, a concert that configuration is held here and the programming is very eclectic, there are for all tastes. For any information concerning programming: [email protected] - Maxime Leduc.

The L.E.M., acronym for Lieu d'Expérimentation Marionnette, is Le Petit Théâtre dans la ville, taken over since the end of 2014 by the company En Verre et contre Tout. This puppet place with multidisciplinary tendencies is a real space of life, exchange, experimentation, as evidenced by a bar-library, an interior courtyard, a performance hall with 45 seats and a rehearsal room, where artists in residence, performances and training courses meet. Here we give ourselves time, time to work together, in a building classified as a historical monument.

A small theater company born in the early 2000s, the fruit of the meeting between Coco Bernardis and Benoît Fourchard. As the company grew, so did the number of artists who joined it. The company sees itself as "a peregrination, a crossing, with stopovers and passengers getting on and off, an exploration through encounters and universes". A journey between contemporary texts, images and sounds. In short, a group full of dynamism, ideas and openness, in perpetual renewal!

The Théâtre de la Roële has been run since 1975 by the company of the same name. A true neighborhood theater, its round-theater layout encourages exchange between actors and spectators. The troupe of actors at La Roële proves its talent and experience at every performance, in both classic and contemporary repertoires. The creative process is also passed on through workshops organized every year for adults and young people wanting to try their hand at acting. For more information, don't hesitate to talk to the troupe after a performance.

Le Ravito des Cyclos is a must for cyclists setting off from Strasbourg to stroll along the Bruche and enjoy the pleasant canal. Pedestrians are welcome too, of course, but here it's really the two-wheelers who are pampered. Whatever problem you may have encountered during your ride, from a blown chain to a flat tire to more serious problems, you'll be offered all the materials you need for repairs, as well as a helping hand and advice if required.

This new wine bar has just opened in this legendary building located downtown. After several months of work, the Cul de Sac has been completely transformed into a wine and spirits bar. The project was born thanks to Pauline Hairaye. Inside, we discover three spaces: the main room, the relaxation room for more intimacy and the vaulted cellar for the rustic side. A pleasant terrace has also been arranged. The establishment also offers platters of cold cuts, cheeses or fish and spreads.

The Mezcalito is the very gay and friendly bar of Nancy. A real nightlife open every day, rare in the region. Techno, electro and hardcore music that attracts all hype young jeunesse in a bistro atmosphere. All evenings are announced on the website: openings, themed evenings…

A bar with a well-known gay-lesbian atmosphere of all the Rollers, L'Appart, this is the place where most LGBT of the city can be found at the beginning of the evening. The evening continues at the Place, adjacent friendly club where entry is free on Thursdays and Sundays, as well as until p. m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The entrance is 10 € on Friday, 12 € on Saturday. Little anecdote: The bar is located at an address where Paul Verlaine lived. Fun for who knows the manners of this author!

Gay friendly bar, held by the patrons of Club X-Trembling.

Many themed evenings are organized in this club, which is the only openly gay-friendly of the department. Find out about the website (very well updated despite its presentation which is flawed) to know the theme and the good dresscode.

Lisseth and Christian welcome you with a smile to this pretty wine bar. Here, they invite you to discover Alsace's fine organic and natural wines. Although Lisseth hails from Venezuela, she was immediately drawn to the wide variety of Alsace wines and their strong terroir character. So she won't talk to you as a winemaker, nor as an oenologist, but as a passionate lover. At Ariès, we take our time and enjoy an evening of tastings, with tasty earthy-inspired dishes to share in complete conviviality!

The online tourist guide presents the Espace culturel Les Tourelles in Vouziers. This cultural space offers a variety of activities and shows all year round. Nearby, there are also several restaurants, including Diamant Blanc, Restaurant Saint Honoré, Sarl Le Paradis and Pizza Yollo.

Petite and Grande Malle have merged to offer you a brand new space entirely dedicated to board games, on rue Jeanne d'Arc. In this store, which is still full of treasures, you will find a friendly tea room as well as an impressive game library available to customers, without forgetting the game store. A small paradise that will delight both board game lovers and gourmets. Here, homemade pastries and small dishes accompany your playful afternoons and evenings. As for games, there is no lack of choice! You will find great classics for 7 to 77 year olds but also more specialized references reserved for seasoned players.

On the famous square, take a seat at La Malterie, an establishment halfway between a pub and a restaurant. The menu is rather classical with flammekueches, hot or cold plates, sandwiches, burgers, bowls, fish & chips... On the pub side, you'll find more than fifteen beers on draught and forty or so bottled references. And for spirits: a wide range of rums, cognacs and whiskies are on the menu. Don't forget to always drink in moderation, eh? The atmosphere of the Malterie is nice and the setting pleasant. On sunny days, the 80-seat terrace offers an air of vacation!

The perfect place for a gourmet break in the heart of the rue de Talleyrand. At Holy Shot, you'll love the fine collection of coffees, finely selected, to take away or to enjoy on the spot in a cosy atmosphere, accompanied by a delicious pastry. As for sweets, Holy Shot offers a fine collection of mouth-watering delicacies: Sicilian pistachio financiers, cookies with Piedmont hazelnuts or with a fondant caramel heart, pear and acacia honey cake... We're looking forward to it. And for lunch, HolyClub and HolyWrap are on the menu, with three club sandwich or wrap recipes each week for a quick lunch without forgetting to treat yourself.

Nostalgic for the 1980s to the 2000s? A vintage and deliciously kitsch breeze blows over the Mamie Branchée bar, which welcomes you into its colorful pop atmosphere. Disco balls, rotary phones, vinyl records, orange wallpaper and posters decorate this festive venue, where you can dance the night away to the greatest hits of the period's leading artists: Jean-Jacques Goldman, Céline Dion, Indochine and Madonna. What's more, delicious dishes are served in the early evening, and on Sundays, it's brunch! We love it!

A place known to night owls, run by a night professional.

To fly a drone in complete freedom, Dronarena and its 1,000^m2 field located in the warehouses of the Nancy-Essey airport, is the ideal place. Secure area, indoor and outdoor, with nets and obstacles and even loan of equipment for your drone racer races. The site is open to individuals and companies, individuals, groups, families, work councils, schools, day care centers and offers "packs" for all levels. Unique in the region: the Dronacademy, offers flying lessons, initiation and improvement to children from 10 to 16 years old!

With over 50 different arranged rum recipes on display in jars behind the bar, there's plenty to finish off arranged from the jar! Strawberry, banana, mirabelle plum, chocolate pear... but also a few unusual ones: mustard, chili pepper, pepper, reserved for the most seasoned connoisseurs: it stings like hell! The most astonishing is the insect perfume, whose jar contains a real scorpion, giving it a nutty taste. Sensitive souls are advised to abstain. More traditional drinkers will also find a number of cocktails and creations: punch, mojito, ti punch...

The BBC, for Bières, Bordel et Copains, was taken over by Cédric in 2018, new taulier, new name and new logo! The atmosphere is underground, with a rock/metal music backdrop, all in a unique and atypical setting. On the menu, a wide choice of beers: white, blonde, brown, local... there are 45 different kinds! The little extra: the smoking room at the entrance, increasingly rare in bars. For maximum ambience, come to the concerts and special evenings. Bières, Bordel et Copains is the ideal place to relax in a rockin' atmosphere!

Real temple of gaming and geek culture in the center of Nancy with 180 m² of video games and related products everywhere! All the more or less recent game consoles occupy the shelves of this store where the customer is king. At the back, in the large retrogaming area, consoles and games are restored and resold in the best possible condition. Nostalgia guaranteed! In addition to consoles and games, the store is full of merchandising, mugs, t-shirts, board games and even doormats! Enough to please or to please yourself.

The Secret Door offers seven different worlds to explore in order to solve puzzles... The number of players varies according to the room and goes up to 10 people. Go on an adventure and try to find Captain Barbosa's cursed treasure, or get a dose of adrenaline by trying to prevent catastrophes (Nicolas Flamel, the day before the end of the world) or thwart plots. For the more adventurous, dive into the frightening world of the Benelles' Haunted Mansion or Gripsou the Clown (forbidden to children under 16).

Michel Clog sees a lot of people come and go in his tobacconist's shop, which has been transformed into a warm and friendly bar. For the anecdote, he is the only French tobacconist to announce the prices in Alsatian dollars! But don't worry, he accepts payments in euros... In addition to the sale of newspapers and French or foreign magazines as well as tourist guides and lottery or PMU games, this friendly shop is also a depository for Trace transport tickets, and acts as a parcel collection point.

Just a few minutes from Reims, in the heart of Parc Millésime, the Plaza bowling alley has plenty to offer, with 22 bowling lanes and a games room equipped with 10 pool tables, table soccer and arcade terminals. After a moment of fun on the lanes with family or friends, head to the bar for a gourmet family break with crêpes and a hot dog in front of the match broadcast on the big screen. From Monday to Thursday, there's unlimited bowling! And the rest of the time, take advantage of the Unlimited Bowling Pass for unlimited bowling for 4 weeks.

Methuselah, Nebuchadnezzar, Jeroboam, Salmanazar, in Champagne the big bottles have something to seduce and this one is no exception. La Grosse Bouteille is an address of choice to taste a nice selection of wines and champagnes while nibbling on the chef's good tapas. Let yourself be tempted by dishes with local flavors such as the divine Saint-Marcelin marinated in Ardwen or by the very exotic ceviche of sea bream with lime, accompanied by home-made fries au gratin with truffled Gouda cheese, a real treat. And on Sundays, don't miss the brunch!

On Lucile and Salomé's menu, three wines by the glass: a champagne, a white and a red. So the name is obvious! After a tour of the cellar to discover the latest finds of the owners, you can sit down at the wine bar to taste the finely selected nuggets, mostly organic or biodynamic, accompanied by a slate of cheeses and cold cuts. Don't miss the wine tasting evenings, exceptional meetings with local winemakers who will let you taste their wines.

Cock-a-doodle-doo! Le Coq Rouge is the gourmet wine bar of the Cantine du coq. Since 2012, Baptiste Huttais shares his passion for good wine through a selection of fine products from local producers. This dining cellar is the ideal address to meet with friends, taste reds, whites, rosés, sparkling wines in an authentic and friendly setting while sharing delicious French-style tapas. You will find on the menu everything you need to accompany a good bottle and make a wonderful party!

The interior design of this bar is truly breathtaking! Ceiling lined with rustic logs, walls paneled with artistically carved woodwork, lamps decorated with deer horns and hunting trophies: the Deer & Beer celebrates the art of hunting in a Tyrolean version. In the glasses: good little Alsatian wines, draught beers, crazy cocktails served with dough straws and Jägermeister ice shooters. All this is to be consumed of course... in moderation. Beautiful terrace located right in front of the Koïfhus.

A wine bar and a dining cellar with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, where one can come for an afterwork with colleagues or friends to discuss over a good glass of wine and share an aperitif. The menu has everything to seduce epicureans: a beautiful wine list, an evening dish simmering in its pot, the chef's tartar with a knife, savory tarts, boards of cold cuts to share and cheeses from Brice Délice, the cheese shop on the corner of the street whose reputation is well established. We finish our glass and we ask for more!

It's moving to the bar at the Ibis Hotel! The Grape Bar has been completely modernized and now welcomes you to a new, cosy and comfortable space like the 300 ^m2 house. Whether you are a remnant or just passing through the Cité des Sacres, you don't need to be a guest of the hotel to come and have a drink, snack on local specialities or take part in the many events that liven up the evenings: musical afterwork, hall session, blindtest, tasting of new Beaujolais, not to mention the all-you-can-eat brunch on Sunday morning. And before leaving, we stop by the shop to stock up on champagnes, pink biscuits, champenoise mustards, local beers and cola des Sacres.

A true masterpiece of Reims' architectural heritage, the Reims Opera House was built in 1866 by Alphonse Gosset, according to a model characteristic of Italian theatres. Partially destroyed by bombing during the Great War, the building was entirely restored in 1931 in an Art Deco style. Admire the sublime 7.50 m diameter glass roof signed by Edgar Brandt in the theatre. The shows, from baroque to contemporary, will seduce all audiences: ballets, operettas, jazz, and even musical tales for young and old.

The tea room offers three rooms and a covered terrace. You have the possibility to have lunch on the spot or to order a catering service. On the menu, pastries or savory creations, such as pies or marbled foie gras and pistachio. Verrines, quiches and small filled brioches complete the range of products on offer. In addition, the master pastry chef makes chocolate sweets. Finally, the establishment also offers pastry classes.

Totally atypical! This cultural place in Reims occupies a former industrial building of 1 500 m² and houses a bar-canteen, a concert hall, a microbrewery, a record shop and exhibitions. Third place, artisanal and cultural playground, the Shed mixes cultures! On stage, Jazzus Productions concocts a program of jazz, soul and funk. On the flavor side, the micro-brewery Senses Brewing of Yves and Dominique Leboeuf invites you to discover amazing beers that will surely awaken your senses. To discover with friends.

Bibovino is a wine shop like no other that offers you to buy your wine in bag-in-box, a wine fountain that preserves the precious nectar from oxidation for several weeks. You can trust Fabrice Bertin, a true epicurean, to guide you in your choice. Here, no bottles, the wine is served directly from the BIB to the carafe. And it's not one, not two, but three menus that are offered to you: discovery, pleasure or sensation with a price that rises crescendo, to be accompanied by delicious delicacies.

It's English time at the chic Explorateur 1828 pub. With its pretty stained-glass windows and comfortable leather banquettes, you'd think you were back in Victorian London. You'll be delighted to sit down and sample the impressive beer list, which ranges from Belgian and Trappist classics to home-grown regional beers and amazing beer cocktails that go perfectly with welsh, homemade fish and chips or duck poutine. With spirits, champagnes, wines, house cocktails, sharing platters, burgers, salads and tartars, there's no shortage of options on the menu for enjoying a treat or a drink while watching the game!

You don't have a drink in Erlon Square without stopping at the Lion of Belfort. In this brewery with its reémoise style, as we like it, the beer flows freely and the atmosphere is festive on game nights. It is the ideal place to have a drink with friends and share a few snacks, fish rillettes or a plate of pork. Once quenched, you can also eat there. On the menu, a wide choice of omelettes, croque-monsieur, salads and sandwiches for the little ones as well as the great classics of the brewery: homemade burgers, traditional tartars, candied duck legs, andouillette AAAAA and rare entrecote, something to roar with pleasure!

After Laurent Mathieu handed over the reins, the Nomad has remained unchanged. A trendy concept that's still going strong! The place is still as impressive as ever, with its mythical industrial bricks, its antique decor is sure to stir the emotions, and the street food still appeals to fans, even if it's not necessarily the menu that makes the place a success, but rather the alchemy of a clientele, a team and a place with a strong architectural character. The terrace is a summer spot in the heart of Mulhouse's Silicon Valley!

A whole new kind of cosmic experience is available to you in this chic and ethnic nightclub! The Bôha is the rebellious child of the bohemian Paris of another time and a mystical temple, where uncomplicated art is exposed in all its forms. At nightfall, on Saturday evening, the crowd comes to "enjailler" to the rhythm of vibrant electro hymns or the percussion of a Bôhamien shaman for a celestial journey to new horizons and other lost paradises. An eclectic and luxuriant musical universe awaits you. Freed from constraints and conventions, the young people of Reims enjoy the bewitching atmosphere of their evenings in a ball of feathers and brushes

The Opéra cinema has closed its doors to move into a brand new space: the Opéraims. The former Gaumont cinema has been completely renovated and now houses a beautiful Art Deco style relaxation area for pre-screening and 11 screens. Comfortable blue seats, the latest technologies in image and sound (DTS and Atmos), a program that combines art house, dear to the Opera and mainstream films, this cinema in the heart of the city will delight the whole family. Add to this a rich program of activities including the kids' cinema for the youngest.