La Gaîté Lyrique

It's incredible to be able to party in a place that nice

I visited an exhibition organized there. The space was non developed enough. A lot of people who worked in co-working part of it, they did not respect other visitors. Too much music, not possible to concentrate

Came here visit the free exhibition of Shiny Gold – Nelly Ben Hayoun which is on till November 6th. Exhibition is on the 1st Floor. This vibrant installation draws from scientific references to interweave non-linear narratives that expand the horizons of our knowledge and reimagine our techno-ecological environments. World premiere.

Attended a concert with Jane Weaver and Teenage Fanclub. Beautiful venue, very stylish mix of old and new. The concert hall itself is modern, focused on sound and light. Very functional and still creating quite an intimate setting between band and audience. Very friendly staff everywhere (security, ticket, wardrobe, bars). Definitely interested to visit it during daytime for the exhibitions.

I was there for a concert. The room was adapted to such an event . Big screens around the room were showcasing the artist's vidéos and the sound system was also good. It was just a little small for the crowd other than that great place

It was a great afternoon. It is an awesome place. The access to the light exhibition which is going on nowadays is free where you can spend hours. The bar is also cool (a combo of modern and ancient architecture). There are great sofas to relax at and the cafe house is cool. Overall, a good experience. Toilets access is good.

I was looking forward to visiting in this cultural/art space, but it wasn't open when I visited. Nevertheless a beautiful building in a chsrming neighborhood of Paris. There is a vegan grocery store about 7 minutes away by foot.

A great cultural center very close to "Quartier Le Marais". It's worth to stop by if you just visit Paris and want to explore somerhing beyond the traditional cultural venues.And due to its quality exhibitions, lectures, symposia, performances and concerts, it's even much worth it to stay tuned to this center if you live in Paris.

It's incredible to be able to party in a place that nice

I visited an exhibition organized there. The space was non developed enough. A lot of people who worked in co-working part of it, they did not respect other visitors. Too much music, not possible to concentrate

Came here visit the free exhibition of Shiny Gold – Nelly Ben Hayoun which is on till November 6th. Exhibition is on the 1st Floor. This vibrant installation draws from scientific references to interweave non-linear narratives that expand the horizons of our knowledge and reimagine our techno-ecological environments. World premiere.

Attended a concert with Jane Weaver and Teenage Fanclub. Beautiful venue, very stylish mix of old and new. The concert hall itself is modern, focused on sound and light. Very functional and still creating quite an intimate setting between band and audience. Very friendly staff everywhere (security, ticket, wardrobe, bars). Definitely interested to visit it during daytime for the exhibitions.

I was there for a concert. The room was adapted to such an event . Big screens around the room were showcasing the artist's vidéos and the sound system was also good. It was just a little small for the crowd other than that great place

It was a great afternoon. It is an awesome place. The access to the light exhibition which is going on nowadays is free where you can spend hours. The bar is also cool (a combo of modern and ancient architecture). There are great sofas to relax at and the cafe house is cool. Overall, a good experience. Toilets access is good.

I was looking forward to visiting in this cultural/art space, but it wasn't open when I visited. Nevertheless a beautiful building in a chsrming neighborhood of Paris. There is a vegan grocery store about 7 minutes away by foot.

A great cultural center very close to "Quartier Le Marais". It's worth to stop by if you just visit Paris and want to explore somerhing beyond the traditional cultural venues.And due to its quality exhibitions, lectures, symposia, performances and concerts, it's even much worth it to stay tuned to this center if you live in Paris.

It doesn't get any hipper than this new cultural space located in a renovated theater. From exhibitions devoted to digital monsters and skateboard culture to concerts by indie bands like Stephen Malkmus and the Jinks, this is just about the coolest venue in town. Everything is super high-tech and modern but the space still retains its old gilded glamor. I recently saw ex-Pavement frontman Malkmus play, and while the concert was far from memorable I absolutely adored the concert hall with its super acoustics, clean, visible stage, great lighting and easy access. The whole experience, from the welcome at the entrance, beautiful bar area and organized coat check that wasn't a chaos scene like most places after the show, made going out to a rock show seems all rather civilized. Just a tad more grit would have made it a bit less bizarre. In five years, it should be just perfect.

2014 Expo: MOTION FACTORY was excellent! See behind the scenes of animated short film making! This won't be your behind the scenes of major films like Toy Story or the like - but discover how independent artists produce short animated films - from scratch! Educational and interesting.