Fun and entertainment Limousin

Want to get out of the beaten trails? Take the road for the Monts Mountains and spend a moment at the Petit Coudier. Created in 1968 by Christian Pénicaud, he was witness to a happy holiday where people from the local corner and artists were found! After years of closing, Nathanaëlle, Christian's daughter decided to live the scene. Accompanied by Luc, she invests in the project and the Petit Coudier association reviews the summer of 2009. The old barn renovated, lost in a green setting, welcomes you on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays evenings and Sundays afternoons depending on the programming. Located around a small iron table forged or on the ground on the cushions, you will let the charm act. The grill fire-grill, the alliance of wood and stone and nice light touches: everything here is warm, to the image of the young owners! In the summer you enjoy enjoying the softness of the garden in the hammock, under the candlelight. On Thursdays, dinners are held. On Fridays, the scene is open to amateurs and concerts are organised on Saturdays. Sunday is theme day (philosophy tasting, children's tales, etc.). You can eat homemade tapas plates, bruschettas and croques (in week) and eggs. Good selection of wines and beers. Upon reservation, you can rent the room for a wedding, birthday or other occasion.

Limoges is part of these cities with their Zenith. Between Ester and Uzurat, the room designed by architect Bernard Tschumi accommodates up to 6 047 people and more than 4 500 seated. Its wooden structure covered with a semi-transparent envelope leaves its eyes to the surrounding woods. It's a bubble, a cocoon but open on the outside. The opening of this expanded music room in March 2007 was inaugurated by a show by Michel Polnareff, who chose Limoges for his great return on French soil before even playing his first date in Paris-Bercy. Since then, the hall has seen the performance of the public artists, the song but also the comedy scene, not forgetting musicals and shows for children. The only space of such capacity, the Zenith hosts regional events, shows and events. Caveat, traffic: The parking lot with only one exit, the caps are common, so we have to take its patience in patience.

The Mégisserie, installed in the old, well-renovated slaughterhouse (and reused) has a 350-seat concert hall where it hosts multi-disciplinary programming of some thirty performances (theatre, dance, circus, classical and current music, public shows), all year except school holidays (programming in July), an exhibition room, three rehearsal studios and residences. creation and exhibition. Decentralized scene, La, gives a show per season in each commune of the Community of Commons.

Opened in 1963, it is a modular room with 1 484 seats (939 in reduced room) which hosts approximately 80 performances and 55 000 spectators each season. The Limoges Opera house is a public Institution offering lyrical, musical and choreographic programming dedicated to the repertoire, creation and diversity of the public. Its place, Grand-Théâtre, is also, by its central position in the heart of the city, its capacity and technical potential, a popular tool by organizers of shows and events in Limoges. Each season, it welcomes cultural partners such as the Festival des Francophonies in Limousin, Sirque de Nexon, the Jazz Éclats Festival of Enamel or the performances of several local programmers or broadcasters. It's always a little intimidating to go back to an opera for the first time, but let's know that it's a Maison house very easily because it opens its doors to all audiences, from early age, and free, for visits, rehearsals, to discover not only a place but also a work, an instrument… and all the teams who are working. work with their own specialty. As for the cost to attend a show, among the various subscription formulas, the many discount rates, passports for young people and students, you should find a suitable economic solution!

This large screen is one of those famous multiplex facilities located on the outskirts of town: you are here in the north of Limoges, in the neighbourhood of the Esther Technopole, which has become a leisure area since the opening of the Aquapolis. So you have the modern comfort of such institutions: Ten deep rooms to not be glued to the 22-metre long screen, 2 000 large and comfortable seats equipped with gobelets. The comfort of the rooms is also visual. The first rows are not glued to the screen. The site is equipped to project in three dimensions. 3 D movies are very regularly programmed. A supplement is requested to rent the glasses, but the show is guaranteed. A programming, poster heads and other large productions.

Atmosphere black and white for this tapas bar which makes the corner opposite the cinema the Rex. The Iberian delicacies are updated with local products in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Damien Bourdelle simply wants customers to feel good. Inside, some tables and chairs but especially the counter, and for the sweet evenings the beautiful terrace. A nice place to find friends after the work or a movie.

For connected public, with two tracks: Le, Euro-Dance Club and Madison. Advantage of a situation in downtown. Theme nights and shop.

This film, classified as Art and trial, has 5 air-conditioned and comfortable rooms, three of which are accessible with disabilities. In the evening, there is no difficulty in parking for your car, in this avenue often bottled the day. Approval: " Students in the cinema "gives access to the Art and Trial films for only three € and on presentation of their high school student card. Dolby stereo digital sounds are reserved for rooms 1 and 4. Cédric, the fan of Gary Cooper, well known to the regulars, goes as always, making you dream the time of a canvas. Various subscriptions are available year round. Reduced rates for every Monday and Thursday. The light already turns off and the movie starts, the girls will tremble for the early young, during intermission it will be iced, icy chocolate.

Directed by Claude Montagné and Sylvie Peyronnet for a few years, the Théâtre de la Chélidoine, 126 places, offers workshops for children, teenagers and adults, theatre and high-track reading. The scene also welcomes the entire year of actors from all walks of life, with varied and often surprising inspiration. Songs, music, clown opera, humour, are also part of the programming. The "Kelidouan'pass" at € 10 allows you to enjoy all year of preferential rates to attend the décoiffants shows of this original and refreshing theatre.

In the programme: Belgian, Scottish, French, Scottish, Irish, American and American whisky.

It is a story that gives to see, to feel and to dream, that permeates you, who transports you to the th century! More than one hour of entertainment! Six modern rooms, using new technologies (giant screen, 3 D photo, superb decor, odorama), a real theatre in action. It is original, inventive, innovative, informative.

Film classified art and trial. 5 handicapped rooms, equipped with Dolby SR Digital sound. To know the program visit the site: www.cinema-senechal.com

The Hippodrome du Dorat is a racecourse in the town of Saint-Ouen-Sur-Gartempe. Here you can watch trotting, flat and jump races. Admission is free, and the racecourse offers parking, a refreshment bar and on-site catering. It's a great place for the whole family to relax in the great outdoors.

Steam is the renowned escape game in Limoges. A must for fans of puzzles and challenges. Setting and story combine to transport you. Six missions to discover. Search for the Philosopher's Stone and King Richard's dagger, meet Houdini and his magic. The new mission, "The Mask of the Samurai", takes us deep into medieval Japan to thwart the plans of an evil power.

This room offers high-level artists, a place of reception, exchange and work, and enables the dissemination of high-quality performances, including chamber music concerts.

The Louis Jouvet municipal cinema in Uzerche offers a varied, up-to-date program. Screenings are available in 2D and 3D, with an extra charge for glasses. Among the films showing this week is "Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts", a sci-fi action flick set in the 90s and featuring new factions of Transformers robots. Also on the bill are "Goodbye", an action-adventure, "Marinette", a biopic about soccer player Marinette Pichon, and "Last Night in Milan", a thriller. Next week, viewers will discover films such as "The Flash", a science-fiction fantasy, "38°5 quai des orfèvres", a police comedy, and "Love Life", a drama. Finally, the following week's line-up includes "Ruby, the Teenage Kraken", a comedy adventure, "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny", an adventure film, and "Towards a Bright Future", a comedy-drama.