Fun and entertainment Ile-De-France

More than centenary, the theatre, which reopened in 2007, was built in 1904. Its Italian architecture consists of a scene of illusion in perspective set as an array behind the framing of the proscenium. Registered since 1994 in the Historical Monuments Inventory, its machinery is still original. For programming, please contact the tourist office.

If you're dreaming of pushing ditty in public and friends, but you don't have a lot of karaoke and the Star AC doesn't try you, the 50 is the stage you need. For here on Sunday (except in summer) it is song system: a chorus of past successes in the right mood, accompanied by Marcello à la guitar. If you don't know Brel, for example, on the fingertips, no panic, words are at your disposal. And then, necessarily, having seen his neighbor on the right massacre Brassens it breaks the ice in no time. Homemade cocktails not to be missed. In this small bar in length with two small rooms - 1950 spring déco - there are sometimes also French song or jazz concerts.

The kind of bar you are happy to know and make discover, so it does Latin quarter. Just behind the facade of yesteryear, we are greeted by a jukeboxes that has not yet sung his last Waltz in a thousand times. The bar frequented mostly by students seems to have crossed periods with the peace of a ship. And the bartender holds the bar with the kindness of the captains in the long course. Here we drink homemade sangria; Which is good and not expensive, surrounded by ancient movie posters, on authentic bistro tables, talking a little about everyone between two allers to the jukeboxes and a few steps of dance where you find square. Caught up by the atmosphere, we are often surprised by the closure.

It is the smallest circle of games in Paris, but not the least user-friendly. The Industry and Trade Club for over a century, it allows you to play blackjack, poker 21, punto banco, dealer's Choice and Texas Hold'Em poker, especially during regular tournaments. A restaurant is open from to. In addition, an excellent Chinese caterer operates from midnight to 5 pm and breakfast is offered.

Television Production Tour. The discovery of a real production studio.

The Wine Cellar is an activity of Jazzy 77 association. Here you can attend a jazz concert about once a month. Swing, Gypsy jazz, jazz New Orleans and improvisations are on schedule.

This small 240-seat venue welcomes rap, reggae and metal groups. The bar, with its beautiful brick fireplace, offers drinks and snacks. Musicians can rehearse, train and soon record. Groups such as The Congos and The Gladiators have performed in this room. It is also a cultural and youth centre offering several activities (yoga, sewing, pilates, dance and from an early age: pottery, drawings,...). There are also public shows for children from 2 years old.

Le Glaz'Art has gradually become a cult venue for the Paris underground scene, hosting electro festivals, concerts-exhibitions by contemporary artists, short-film screenings... This bar is more than just a place to drink; it's a meeting place where different artistic scenes come together. The place is particularly pleasant in summer, thanks to its garden terrace, ideal for smokers. Regular evening events are organised here: see the website.

The team of the mythical Luxury Lace Evenings took the reins of this mini club of the rue de la Boétie in 2005. In the program a box of 300 places where there is a joyful festive spirit but never room. Alex, Julien and Ghislain President of the location, who between a filming party, an anniversary of VIP or a concert by Vincent Martinez offer a festive atmosphere. The golden rule is to know how to celebrate, we don't come to show ourselves, but to move, we don't come to listen to a prog, but for eclectic and festive mixes. In short, the Madam is a concentrate of the spirit that reigned in the mythical Luxury Lace, each weekend, the trio offers a few hundred surprises of energy and positive welcome. The Madam is perhaps the best mini-club in Paris in 2006. What is the most like? After starting from 6 am in the morning!

Warm, or boiling, is the atmosphere of the Magnum dancefloor! Completely energetic, completely sensual, the black and white public lâche lâche over everything that makes good its Afro-African: rap, become, zouk, décalé, house… Excellent dancers give themselves to this address. Take a drink and sit down and watch the demonstration! The good atmosphere is guaranteed. Revellers don't love rap and hip-hop will do better to continue their path.

Open since 1875, it's Montmartre's oldest cabaret, long frequented by the greats: Picasso, Braque, Modigliani, Derain, Utrillo, Apollinaire... In the evenings, in a place steeped in history, it's the wake of artists bursting with talent and generosity, perpetuating the tradition. The air here has become rare in the city, even on the Butte, so dear to the hearts of the old-timers. The place, which claims to be the "living conservatory of French song", has a point. A timeless evening guaranteed!

La Quille, formerly known as le Blue Billard was fully renovated up to date. The restaurant that occupied the floor was abolished. Instead there are five American pool tables and an English snooker table. On the ground floor, six mini-bowling tracks have appeared. A bar on each floor gives one the opportunity to constantly enjoy a drink if need arises. The atmosphere is modern especially with screens showing continuous images of extreme sports. For children, a birthday formula is proposed. €10 per child, two bowling games are offered, sweets and a birthday cake.

The Four Seasons George V Bar plays the classic Louis XVI style furniture, fireplace and library books creating a warm atmosphere. The bartender chef Johann Burgos offers, for example, the "George Fizz", fresh strawberries and raspberries mixed with a guava juice and orange juice, covered with grenadine, all shaké to champagne. Martini enthusiasts will be able to choose from the numerous cocktails shown on the theme of colours: " Purple martini "based on cream and cream of cassis or even" Red Martini "which mixes watermelon liqueur and peach cream. In the heart of the hotel, La Galerie - Flemish furniture and tapestries - offers a nice alternative for lunch at the pace of light and sophisticated restoration, designed by Philippe Legendre. During tea time, a pianist accompanies guests in the room, cocktails are served until the evening in the outdoor courtyard.

How to say? The Corridor is a bit of the last chance on the Pigalle side. The Infatigables's infatigables are getting there at no time, to drink a last drink, and they are still hours later. Everyone is frankly ecstatic, and it talks more right, but it talks! The ground floor is indeed a kind of corridor. In the basement, if the adventure tries you, it's more trash, downright underground, more unexpected. We go to spend a night away from the sanitized places. We're in Pigalle and the place still kept the sexy side of the neighborhood. To discover!

Le Duc des Lombards has established itself as one of the capital's leading jazz venues. Thanks to its exceptional acoustics (unquestionably one of the best in Paris), the "Duc" attracts all the great soloists and orchestras on the international jazz scene. The principle is simple: two concerts are programmed daily, the first at 7.30pm, the second at 10pm, from Monday to Saturday. For night owls, don't miss the "Jams de Duc", with sessions from midnight to 4am on Friday and Saturday!

A few steps from the bottom of the rue Mouffetard, a café that is connected as one does not find much in the neighborhood and therefore necessarily very frequented by the youth of the corner - the college of Censier is not far away. A modern and colourful décor, the walls are united orange, yellow and purple, with a small colonial woody touch. A pretty zinc, large windows, and it's left for endless relaxation in a somewhat bobo atmosphere, a slightly arty arty. The reception is sometimes a bit slow, but always nice and young students are making charming smiles. The music rises as the evening progresses, the style varies according to the tastes of catering.

One of those bowling alleys where you feel right at home. A must-see entertainment venue in the Val-d'Oise, it can be noisy for some, but that doesn't detract from its 1980s charm and friendly atmosphere. A well-oiled wooden approach floor will delight bowling enthusiasts (12 lanes). And to complete the offer, there are pool tables, arcade games (table soccer, air-hockey), game broadcasts and a cocktail bar for refreshments.

The Quartet consists of two violins - Elzbieta Glagys and Anne Verger - of a viola - Baudime Jam - and a cello - Laurence Picard. Founded in 1997, he gave over 450 concerts in France, Europe and the United States. From October to May, he organizes a season of seven concerts on Clermont-Ferrand at the home of the Elephant. The opportunity to discover the intimate and convivial universe of chamber music around a repertoire ranging from classicism to contemporary times.

In the neighborhood it's a bar of guys, bears, moustachus, hairy and for all those who love them. Behind the small tile window, which gives it an Irish pub, there is the bar with the ceiling collection, the video screen above the bar. In the basement, the cellar was divided into several alcoves by metal bars and treillage, sling and a few wooden benches to mater the video film. A friendly atmosphere that can surprise the non-insiders. Smoking corner. Happy hour daily from 19 am to 21 pm.

Located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, Auguste Théâtre is a former rehearsal space that became a theater in 2011. Its intimate setting makes it an ideal springboard for young artists and a place of discovery for audiences. In addition to its charm, its facilities are on a par with those of larger venues. Taken over in 2015 by actress and director Marie Hasse and under the direction of Gianni Corvi since January 2022, L'Auguste Théâtre has all the ingredients of a dynamic stage for tomorrow's talent.

The origins of BU go back to a friendship between Samy Boujema and Charly Camps, who together created this university bar, offering themed evenings (rugby, cinema, Halloween, sky parties, DJs...), events that attract many students looking for a fun night out. Craft or classic beers, cocktails with or without alcohol, long drinks, shooters, charcuterie boards, sausages, cheeses and tapenades. A convivial place with board games, table soccer, quizzes, refreshment bar, barbecue... A great success and a reference spot for partying.

The famous film screenings that have been held since 1945 under the title of Knowledge of the World are scheduled throughout France - the first was held in Salle Pleyel in Paris. They offer tales of adventures, works showing how one lives on the other end of the planet, etc. The principle is that the author is present in the afternoon or the evening during which his film is shown. In Nantes, meetings are scheduled in particular for Au: find out.

The Politburo Feu went to the West. The interior has been redone to pass from the Polish era of the Communist era to a lounge bar that would be willingly cantine. Gay friendly, du, lesbian, gay and gay. In the absence of the agitation of the twisted folles, what to give the bartender to make surprising cocktails (mojitos to whisky or sour we, to the watermelon), the place, good the "I feel like coming back because I feel good"… like the rest of the warrior before confronting the sharks of the marsh.

This cabaret offers dinners of Brazilian inspiration: they naturally conclude in a carnival atmosphere! Located in a magnificent location, it offers an excellent opportunity for your seminars, receptions, private events, family celebrations such as wedding, birthday, baptism… In choice, five formulas are proposed on a will for eight grilled meats or six fish. An unusual and rare address in Ile-de-France.

Under the big top of the Michellety circus, young and old alike enjoy the magic of the circus. Here, the formula is original: instead of attending a show in the classic way, we offer to teach you. On the programme: make-up, initiation and training, convivial lunch in the company of professional artists under the big top-restaurant and performance in the afternoon until 3.30 pm. As for the one-day discovery courses, they consist of a playful approach to the various circus disciplines (acrobatics, juggling, clowning, etc.).

The winery, which was known as «cave-à-Louis», was known for a long time in the construction of a shopping centre. For its restoration, an archaeological study asked questions about the history of this place. The award of this cellar is particularly difficult. Was it dependent on Notre-Dame Abbey or other abbeys such as Sainte-Geneviève-au-Mont in Paris, Cistercian abbey of Chaalis, local charity or civilian cellar in a stately house? Since 1990, it has been a place of performance, today certified music centre, which has two rooms (80 and 250 seats), rehearsal studios and teaching rooms. You can listen to jazz as well as rock or song. The most interesting artists of the moment, as well as new talents.

An almost-twin establishment with the 38 bar on the same street, this 46 (or "forty-six") bar is undoubtedly one of the not-to-be-missed spots in the sought-after neighbourhood between République and Strasbourg Saint-Denis. Iberian tapas and spreads can be shared with friends, along with one of the bar's signature cocktails. Classic or original, and even entirely personalised, they are made to the highest standards and contribute to the reputation of the place. The place can be fully privatised for your private events.

A cellar, wine bar and art gallery - what a program! The owner of this unusual place is a true artist: painter and sculptor Barré. And as his name suggests, he's a colorful character! In this cosy, warm and versatile little bar, you can buy a good bottle of wine, have a drink, enjoy a plate of food with friends, admire an art exhibition, or have a good time at a dinner concert. What a great idea! Also worth a visit: the art gallery in the same owner's studio.

In the unusual setting of the Espace Rozier stud farm, the Milton Pub is a bar, restaurant and pub disco in one. You can eat, drink, dance and sing. It's a magical place for those new to the equestrian scene, who like to party, enjoy live music or dine in an original setting. In fact, it's a popular place to celebrate a private event (birthday, anniversary...). In the kitchen, you'll find fresh produce and delicious flavours. At the bar, you'll find a wide choice of drinks and cocktails to sip under the colorful neon lights, in a musical atmosphere.

Fans can enjoy their happiness in the Roxane rooms. This mythical theatre of the city is a beautiful part of past masterpieces, foreign films, the latest art and trial films. Especially as films, most often in original subtitled, are often followed by a debate and/or a meeting (with directors, critics, or associations) taking advantage of a given theme.

Inaugurated on November 18, 1777 in the presence of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette, under the leadership of his "godmother", Marguerite Brunet, who became "Miss de Montansier", the theatre is above all the culmination of the latter. Ambitious ambitious and Parisian galante, she led both a career as an actress and director of the troops in the province, before obtaining, in 1768, the privilege of the performances of Versailles, then of the Court, and thus the construction of "his" place of expression, rival of the Royal Opera. The architecture of the theatre was entrusted to Jean-François Heurtier and the paintings to Pierre-Louis Bocquet: it created a fashionable decor (a round room all of gold, white and blue, with its sculpted balconies, its superb ceiling and its lustre, but also, in the building, painted marbles), restored in 1993. Today, since June 2013, Geneviève Dichamp and Frédéric Franck have taken over the leadership of the Montansier Theatre and defend their willingness to co-exist private theatre and public theatre, creation and dissemination.

The 2 well-equipped cinemas (Dolby Stereo sound) welcome the latest news from the world of cinema.

Formerly the Théâtre de la Grange, the Théâtre Robert-Manuel is located in the former barns of the Château de Plaisir. The building dates from the end of the 17th century, which gives the theatre a cachet appreciated by the public and artists. Its dimensions, on a human scale (190 seats), its mezzanine bar contribute to the conviviality of the place and the mix of audiences. As far as shows are concerned, only exceptional bookings from schools or associations are made.

Renovated in 2006, the new theatre's interior configuration has been transformed: the future reception hall, redesigned as a place of discovery, is ideal for strolling around with a bar and an exhibition room. The 980-seat performance hall has acoustic qualities that allow for a diversity of shows and offers the public ideal visibility, whatever the placement. La Clé des champs (dedicated to amplified music) is integrated into the complex, with a room for 868 standing places, 2 rehearsal studios and 1 room dedicated to the practice of amplified music, isolated by sound; finally, the accessibility to the Coluche area is improved with its car park built nearby. The latter is free on show nights.

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.

The film Jacques Beker is currently in work. The reopening is planned for 2012, with eight new rooms.

The Multimedia Cultural Space of Mantises-la-Jolie, a privileged place for artistic creation (images and sounds), also has a cinema room (245 seats) very well equipped, with a film to the poster per week (afternoon or evening session), but also a fully equipped space of 150 m 2 with exhibitions of works by local painters, works associations, finally, a concert hall designed to perform on stage workshops, mantaises or external theatre companies, and festivals.

Paintball activity focused and secured on very varied terrain in a pleasant setting. Only the obstacles are artificial but integrated into the landscape. Open every day including Sunday. Imperative reservation for group, family and person alone. Protection and equipment provided. Special animations for the life of girls or boys.

This cinema with a room of 159 seats offers 3 to 4 films per week. Since 2003, the Art and Trial Room has Dolby digital sound. The Atalante is doing its cinémathèque during the summer period. Classic films are thus programmed as backward and surprising works. Please note the website that broadcasts the film trailers to the poster and gives you all the information. Very practical.

The Yvelinois Music Resource Centre is a network of 25 concert and rehearsal rooms for current and amplified music.

The Pharaoh village is above all a disco, Le Must, which comprises 4 rooms with different atmospheres (disco, generalist, Latin and Caribbean) and in which thematic evenings, and a restaurant, Le Montana.

This cultural space offers throughout the year shows on a wide range of subjects: theatre, music, puppetry, song, conferences and art shows. Play, humour, creation, escape... It's a joy for young and old alike to listen to or see famous or little-known artists perform on a stage on a human scale.

The Film Jean Renoir, housed in a former th-century salt basket, offers programming combining recent films and films "art and test" in its own room equipped with Dolby SR sound. Frequently, the institution organizes "debate evenings" in the presence of the director of the projected film. As for the most enthusiastic, they are offered a joint subscription with the Ciné Cinema 7 at very interesting rates. But sometimes the scene places a few intimate concerts…

On the national stage, the Théâtre de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines offers a varied program around live performance. Each event has its own venue: the large theatre (1,000 seats) hosts dance (sometimes even open rehearsals), operas, concerts and theatre (with editions that particularly favour contemporary works), while the small theatre (250 seats) is more intimate and generates an astonishing and often moving artist/audience ratio.

This small 330-seat room, still equipped with Dolby Stereo sound, offers mainly family programming and films in second exclusive, F.F or V.O: Thus, the prices of the tickets and the subscription card are particularly suitable for families.

Open to a wide range of artistic disciplines (theater, dance, music, comedy), with a mix of headliners and young artists, and other shows for the whole family to enjoy in our 2 theaters, Le Prisme also hosts the Festival du Polar in October. The Centre de développement artistique de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines also hosts artists and companies in residency, and develops artistic discovery, initiation and practice through a training program with awareness-raising and internships for professional and amateur audiences, and a program of meetings with actors from various scenes, conferences, literary cafés and public rehearsals.

L Café Culture, with its showroom (120 seats seated or 360 standing) in the quarterly programming, its 2 rehearsal studios open to all groups and a 3rd dedicated to Computer assisted Music (MAO) (with the possibility of recordings) is a place dedicated mainly to the current music complemented by a café brasserie where young people love to find themselves.

A single room for this little cinema, which still knows how to cope with the complexes by bringing together a clientele of faithful faithful to find there only one film per week. The monthly, very varied programming finds harmony between national outings, classics, discoveries and children's films. This cinema also offers regular meetings: of the previews, meetings with directors and actors, screenings of film club and Séances Ciné, child Cinema: set up in May 2003, this initiative proposes to children between the ages of 4 and 11, and to their guardians of cinema sessions, followed by a snack.

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.