Aix-en-Provence Entertainment

  1. Ballet Preljocaj

    The Ballet Preljocaj is the redident dance company at the architecturally daring Centre Chorégraphique National. The cutting-edge Preljocaj, founded in 1984, presents some of Europe's most creative - and at times shocking - works. Performance schedules are posted on the company's website; its other programmes (when not on tour) include dance workshops for adults and children.

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  2. Bar Sextius

    With live music and DJs playing house, reggae and raga, depending on the night, Bar Sextius is le local gathering spot - ask the in-the-know crowd here about Aix's latest in-spots.

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  3. Ciné Mazarin

    Ciné Mazarin shows both local and international cinema.

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  4. Cinéma Renoir

    Cinéma Renoir is one of Aix's quality movie houses.

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  5. L'Orienthé

    For a mellow change of pace, smoke a shisha (Turkish water pipe) and soak up the Buddha atmosphere, along with more than 50 different flavours of tea.

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  7. La Belle Époque

    Many a 'beautiful time' has been had at this place, which sees DJs spinning Latino, house and funk every evening.

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  8. Les Deux Garçons

    The best - since 1792 and still resplendent - is the legendary café where Cézanne and Zola used to hang out. Be waited on by white-aproned waiters in the gilded olive-painted salon and outdoor terrace, or head upstairs to the jazz club/piano bar.

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  9. Théâtre du Jeu de Paume

    Théâtre du Jeu de Paume was built in 1756 on the site of a royal tennis court; the curtain rises in the ornate Italianate auditorium most evenings from June to September.

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