Arcueil Things to Do

This cozy theater in Paris' exciting 11th arrondissement offers a rich and diverse program of events ranging from cabaret to the classics. It has 57 true cinema-style seats and promises a unique and thrilling experience with ea... more

Since 1975 this hot club has welcomed the biggest names in blues, jazz, and R'n'B. Its festive warm atmosphere and flashy purple and gold decor has welcomed the likes of BB King, Ike Turner, and of course, Lionel Hamption. Feat... more

The excellent Théâtre de la Forge venue in Nanterre hosts performances and shows, art exhibits, conferences, meetings, even philosophical debates... and welcomes any other use of the space that can be imagined. The core of the... more

Situated in the heart of Paris, Klub is a spot where all genres of rock unite. This former gay club now features an impressive roster of cutting edge rock and electro with styles ranging from metal and psycho to punk, post-punk... more

This floating event hall in the 7th arrondissement features a terrace, a restaurant, and a dance hall comprising 600 square meters (6458 square feet) of space. It has an elegant wood-lined decor and hosts cocktail parties, rece... more

Located in Paris' 9th arrondissement, Bistro Blanc is a bar catering to a clientele of curious individuals looking for authentic experiences and living spectacles in an informal environment. Featuring concerts and art exhibits,... more

This classical conservatory is located in the splendid Hôtel de Havilland in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. Conservatoire Claude Debussy's architecture has a certain romantic Renaissance charm and acts as both a recital hall... more

Ateliers de Paris are a series of studios in Paris' 12th arrondissment that are dedicated to the development of of artistic and creative endeavors. It acts as a residency for those developing innovative artistic or scientific p... more

This theater in Paris' 11th arrondissement was originally constructed as a circus in 1792. It wasn't until 1922 that Théâtre Le Temple opened as a café-concert. Today it curatesa cutting edge lineup of contemporary comics and t... more

This ancient theater was constructed in the early 18th Century to welcome the Royal Academy of music. It burned down during the Paris Commune in 1870, but was then reopened under the same name in 1873 with Victor Hugo's Marie T... more