Concert halls Picardy

A restored farmhouse, Aux Enfants Terribles is a place of conviviality and pleasure that brings together all generations around three pillars: food, beer and events.

Their craft brewery still offers 7 beers brewed on site, then transferred to the venue's multiple spaces via a biéroduc. Fred takes you on a tour of the brewery, explaining the beer-making process, and their comedy shows are aimed at the widest possible audience, while their leisure activities are expanding daily..

Le Channel is the cultural powerhouse of Calais. Promoted to the status of "Scène nationale" in 1991, the association took up residence in the town's former abattoirs. The renovation of these buildings in 2007 gave a boost to its programming, which combines circus, culinary arts, concerts, theater, street arts... These quality shows are intended to be convivial and festive before being intellectual. The Channel also features annual highlights such as Les flâneries sonores, held in February, and, in some years, Feux d'hiver during the last days of December. Like its program, the association's buildings are surprising: this cultural venue has retained its industrial soul, and since 2009 has housed a bar, restaurant and bookshop. The former water tower has been transformed into a belvedere, offering a breathtaking view of Calais after 122 steps. The marquee opens and closes its colorful canvas like an accordion. The Channel staff are happy to give guided tours: just give them a call to make an appointment.

Every weekend a different show! Rires, songs, conviviality, strass and paillettes without forgetting the gastronomy will bring you joy and good humour. If you are looking for a unique and friendly framework, or an unusual place to celebrate your event (Anniversary, funeral of life, marriage, baptism, communion…) You will find at the Philopat all the ingredients necessary for an unforgettable evening with family or friends

Near the city center, the Pathé Amiens cinema welcomes you to experience your emotions intensely. The comfort is there: club seats, large screens, high quality sound and projection. The 4DX theater, a major technological innovation, offers an even more immersive experience, combining seat movements with special sensory effects such as wind, rain, storm, fog, snow, smoke and odors. Before or after your screening, you can extend your experience in the friendly Charlie's Kitchen area or be entertained in the Pathé Games arcade, which also features mini-bowling. The cinema organizes numerous events, including concert and opera broadcasts, and previews with film crews.

Since 1974, By has built a solid reputation in Lille. It is here that some famous artists (Dominique Sarrazin, Ronny Couteure…) have made their weapons. The experience lasted until 1979, when the teacher changed formula at the initiative of Jean-Marie Denis (Alphonse), joined three years later by Francine Maerten (Zulma). The duo Alphonse and Zulma live on stage two hours during, in a hilarious show, where sketches and songs alternate. Scenes inspired by the everyday life and experience of the people of the North, all sprinkled with Ch'ti accent. Before the show you can dine with the most emblematic recipes of regional cuisine: maroilles pie, Flemish stew, home or cute pork potjevleesch, for example beer. A beautiful and good evening in perspective.

Isabelle and Jean Bouclet's puppet theatre company opened its doors and carries out more than a thousand performances per year, in the city or on the move for a 2-year-old audience. In years'time, this company has been a name and a place in the sun among French puppeteers. Set in an old building built by their care, this small company has a dozen versatile members who look after the design of the decor and puppets, stories and music. Some 150 performances are given each season and a travelling exhibition of puppets also awaits visitors. Production courses are organized for all ages.

At the Auditorium du Nouveau Siècle, the Orchestre National de Lille offers symphonic concerts of astonishing variety and quality, and welcomes the greatest international artists. With a program for young audiences (Famillissimo), flash concerts or concerts reserved for students, live film-concerts and open rehearsals, the Orchestra's mission to open up to all audiences continues. The Orchestra also travels regularly in the Hauts-de-France region, and every June organizes the Lille piano(s) festival.

A "art and trial" certified film that offers six films every week with several sessions per day, in national output and sometimes even in front of the première. The two rooms "Pianiste" and "Signoret" are comfortable and spacious. Every year in April for eight years, the cinema receives the meetings "youth and cinema" to enable the young public to become familiar with the 7 th art.

Like most small cinemas, with a human size, the theater theater of Chateau-Thierry shows a beautiful programming side. There are many author films, which sometimes do not even go to the multiplexes of large cities. Moreover, prices are attractive. The 7 th Art Card, for example, at € 10, allows you to enjoy all the art and test films at the single price of € 4,60. The hall also plans opera, and regularly organizes animations.

This small 122-seat theater has successfully revived a former downtown cinema! The programming is based above all on laughter, taking advantage of the real proximity between professional comedians and the audience. Very accessible in terms of price and content, the shows are almost always sold out, so reservations are recommended. Programming for children (often from age 3) is scheduled for late-morning performances on Sundays. It's not easy to find a seat if you haven't planned ahead! Stand-up workshops.

The Cinéma Le Flandria in Bailleul is a little gem offering affordable screenings and a diversified program. With a particular appetite for arthouse films, 50% of its programming is made up of Art & Essai films, some of which are exclusive to the region. With its unique 145-seat auditorium, it offers an intimate experience. Classified as an Art & Essai cinema with a Young Audiences label, the Flandria also stands out for its events in partnership with local associations. It's a welcoming place that combines accessibility and cinematic quality.

Jubilant, creative, passionate are adjectives that fit perfectly with the Acaly company to which we can add: benevolent, pedagogical, humanist! Composed of about thirty professionals, you will discover boulevard theater, their own creations or documentary shows, while enjoying a good home-cooked meal. The spirit of Acaly goes far beyond the stage performance. In addition to theater workshops and classes, she also travels to schools.

Opened in March 2009, the Saint-Sauveur train station seduces by its eclecticism and its dynamism. This former freight station rehabilitated by the City of Lille offers throughout the year various cultural events open to all. Located right next to the Jean-Baptiste Lebas park, Saint-So, as the regulars call it, is an unusual place. Contemporary art exhibitions or art house screenings, games for children outside, food at the Bistrot de Saint-So and of course in the evening, DJs and musicians often animate the place until midnight.

The obscure halls of the Régency have been classified as art and trial, a young public label, for the quality of its programming and animation for children (in 2005). A room only, but of quality!

The Spotlight is a great address for humor buffs and those who would like to perform on an open stage. This comedy bar, very well located in the Capital of Flanders, welcomes new talents and spectators in an air-conditioned lounge and intimate room, with a capacity of 150 people. Young artists from all walks of life perform on Mondays at 8pm, Tuesdays from 8pm to 9.30pm and Saturdays at 3pm (admission is free with compulsory consumption). The programme is varied and even features some of the biggest names in French humour, rising stars and concerts. Humour and music in perspective! To follow up, why not let yourself be tempted by the bar side of the Spotlight, bright and well decorated, where it is also possible to play pool with friends? A good address and an original concept that make this place a must for lovers of humorous scenes made in Lille.

The Splendid is first and foremost an atmosphere. Formerly a neighbourhood cinema transformed into a theatre, the Splendid has kept an intimate atmosphere even though it can accommodate up to 900 people. Every year, more than 100 concerts attract curious people from all walks of life. Here no borders, we love rock as much as French song or electro, music as much as comedy shows. An eclectic program that has brought in some of the biggest names in the show, including Air and Christine and the Queens, it's not nothing! After the emotions of the show, go to the bar of the Splendid for a small ultra friendly debrief. An essential address.

Thanks to the many celebrities from the alternative scene who take to the stage every year, l'Aéronef plays in the big league. Hip-hop, electro, reggae, rock... After all, this lively venue is no stranger to live music fans in the surrounding area!

What's more, its programming even caters for the little ones: in addition to its themed evenings, festivals and DJ sets, it offers snack-concerts perfect for introducing children to different styles of music!

Located just a few metres from the market in Wazemmes, Le Biplane is one of the privileged places of the artists and amateurs of conviviality in the centre of Lille. It is a double room (theatre and concert) Lille which has been managed since 1998 by the Night Theft association. In total, there are no fewer than 60 volunteers each day to ensure the operation of the establishment, its programming, the reception of the public and also artists. Artists can be seen from all walks of life. Concerts take place in a small vaulted cellar, for an intimate moment with the artists and the public. A time out of time.

It is the only multidisciplinary artistic structure in Oise: it intervenes in the areas of live entertainment, plastic arts and cinema. The Espace Jean Legendre comprises two concert rooms: the 200-seat Molière Hall and the Ravel Hall of 880 seats, two permanent exhibition galleries, an artothèque (loan gallery of contemporary works among the most important of France with 1,400 engravings, lithographs and photographs. Many partnerships have been conducted to raise awareness among young people about Art. In addition, the theater offers educational workshops supervised by professionals. There are also internships to discover upside down in the artistic world. Rate 10 € (per work borrowed for three months), and a Café du théâtre. On the program: theatrical creations of companies in residence, concerts, ballets, youth shows and art and essay films…

Located not far from the New Adventure square, which hosts the Wazemmes market, the factory Leclercq, a 1990 th century filature closed in 2004, was transformed into a Folie House in. The architecture was conceived by a Dutch team, and offers an astonishing sparkling metal dress in the show room. Throughout the year, theatre plays, music festivals such as Reggae Waz Fest and concerts, especially on the occasion of the "release party" worship, where local artists who have released an album reveal their music to the wider audience. At its side, the exhibition room regularly hosts new works in a building that retains the charm of its origins, with its brick walls. With a vocation to promote popular cultures and to provoke meetings, Folie Folie is at the heart of exchanges, multiple crossings, between disciplines, artists of all walks, communities and audiences. The Maison Folie Wazemmes or how to promote culture in all its forms in a playful, festive and convivial way!