Classical opera and dance concert halls Languedoc Roussillon

The name of this impasse goes like a glove. Under the leadership of the conductor Gilles Hubert, 65 passionate people multiply the rehearsals and benefits of a rich musical repertoire: From Gounod to Unattainable, from Mozart to Rossini via Wagner or Offenbach, it's always the same pleasure to sing. Farigoule choirs testify to their devotion to a comic opera during the festivals of Nîmes or Alès, but they know how to gorger their spirituality songs when they celebrate the Provençal or Russian Orthodox masses. The group, assidu and soudé, is open to newcomers who would be willing to mix voices and enthusiasm in their choirs.

Formerly a spinning mill built in 1873, it has now become an attractive venue for a wide variety of artistic events. Theater, cinema, concerts, festivals, Opéra en Cévennes, conferences and exhibitions liven up the evenings in Lasalle. There are workshops and courses in drawing and clowning, as well as traditional dance evenings, and of course the Doc-Cévennes festival has a home here too. With its small bar, La Filature promises cultural outings that are sophisticated, entertaining and to suit all tastes.

Located on the banks of the Saint-Estève lake, this beautiful theatre with its wave-shaped roof, designed by the Barcelona architect Dilmé Fabre, has a capacity of 815 seats and a stage area of 166^m2. Its annual programme is rich and varied. Its architecture and the materials used have been specially designed to optimise acoustic and visual quality, as well as great comfort for the public and the artists. It is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility and has a large free car park.