Entertainment in Aix En Provence
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Les Deux Garçons
Cézanne and Zola once lingered in this classic brasserie/café, but it rests on its laurels: best for a drink or small bite.
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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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L’Unic
On one of the town’s most charming squares, timeless and reliable, it serves anything from breakfast to aperitifs. Pensioners love it for the postmarket slot; students crowd it to kick-start their evening.
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Le Mistral
If anyone’s awake past midnight, chances are they’ll wind up at this happening basement club, with three bars and a dance floor. DJs spin house, R&B, techno and rap. For a table, buy a bottle.
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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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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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La Belle Époque
Swanky, purple and fluoro-lit, it’s a favourite of happening DJs and students. It’s ’appy ’our is between 7pm and 9pm, with two-for-one drinks.
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L’Orienthé
A Thousand and One Nights soft-lit den ideal for lounge music, sheeshas (water pipes) and teas.
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Ciné Mazarin
Aix’s student population ensures great cinema, from Oscar contenders to cult flicks, often in English.
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Le Cézanne
Aix’s student population ensures great cinema, from Oscar contenders to cult flicks, often in English.
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Grand Théâtre de Provence
This state-of-the-art, 1380-seat theatre presents musical performances and opera.
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