Venues

A true community hub, the Théâtre de Saint-Maur aims to foster connections and exchanges. Each season, it offers a high-quality, diverse artistic program that caters to all genres, disciplines, and age groups: from classical and contemporary theater to comedy, pop music concerts, classical and hip-hop dance, humor, children’s shows, creative productions, circus, and cine-concerts.

Théâtre
de Saint-Maur

Paris, France

Behind the Saint-Lazare train station, the bridge at Place de l'Europe offers a view of the activity of the newly constructed railway, built in 1832, which Monet famously depicted in his artwork. The square forms the center of the Quartier de l'Europe, built around the same time. The streets of this neighborhood are named after major European cities.

Auditorium
du CRR de Paris

Paris, France

The Petit Palais was built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition, like its neighbour the Grand Palais, on avenue Winston Churchill. It became a museum in 1902. Designed by Charles Girault, it is based on a trapezium shape and is made up of four wings around a semi-circular garden bordered by a richly decorated peristyle.

Auditorium
du Petit Palais

Paris, France

With 6 halls, 1,105 seats, and 3,230 square meters, Le Méliès, located in the heart of downtown Montreuil, is the largest public art-house cinema in Europe. Open to everyone, including people with reduced mobility, Le Méliès offers a demanding, dynamic, and family-friendly program: art-house films, youth screenings, reruns of cinematic classics...

Cinéma
Le Méliès

Montreuil, France

The magnificent Kursaal Santalucia Theatre, an Art Nouveau gem, is located along the seaside promenade of Goffredo di Crollalanza, overlooking the gardens of Adua square and the monumental seafront of Bari. The theatre serves a dual purpose as both a cinema and a performance space, with apartments situated on the upper floors.

Teatro Kursaal
Santalucia

Bari, Italy

One of Chieti's oldest and most iconic theatres, the Marrucino Theatre was built in the early nineteenth century, taking just four years to complete, from 1813 to December 1817. Designed by Eugenio Michitelli from Teramo, the venue was built on the perimeter walls of the deconsecrated Church of S. Stefano and S. Ignazio.

Theatre
Marrucino

Chieti, Italy

The Basilica of St. Nicholas in Bari was built in the late 11th century to house the relics of St. Nicholas, brought from Myra (modern-day Turkey) in 1087. Located within the ancient citadel, once home to the Catapan Court, the Romanesque basilica is part of a larger complex including the Church of San Gregorio, a convent, library and archives, study center, and museum.

Basilica
San Nicola

Bari, Italy