Village halls and multi-purpose halls Nord-Pas-de-Calais

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.

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!

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.

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…

La Condition Publique is the living proof of Roubaix's revival, of a will to go forward and to shake up the norm by upsetting the urban landscape. A versatile, polymorphic place, at the confluence of trends, the Condition Publique is, at the same time, an open-air street-art gallery, a place of exhibitions, of artistic happening but also a creator of social link, which unites and gathers the locals around festive and popular events. In short, if you come to Roubaix, no negotiation possible: go to the Condition Publique!