Entertainment in Avignon
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Cafe la Scène
On pretty place Crillon, La Scène's outdoor tables are good for drinks and small bites; inside there's a dance floor and cabaret.
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Cinéma Utopia
Four-screen art-house cinema showing films in original langauge.
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AJMI
Inside La Manutention arts centre, AJMI showcases improvisational jazz at its intimate second-floor (no elevator) black-box theatre. There are generally shows on Thursday and Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons.
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L’Esclave
Avignon’s inner-city gay bar gets busy after 11:30pm.
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Théâtre du Chêne Noir
There are dozens of theatres in Avigon, including Théâtre du Chêne Noir.
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Red Zone
A studenty crowd gathers here for its regular gigs, boogying and always-buzzing bar.
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Théâtre du Chien qui Fume
The Théâtre du Chien qui Fume is an alternative theatre venue in the dyers' district.
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Théâtre du Bourg Neuf
There are dozens of theatres in Avigon, including the mainstream Théâtre du Bourg Neuf.
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Opéra Théâtre d'Avignon
Built 1847 Avignon's main classical venue presents operas, plays, chamber music and ballet from October to June.
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Le Cid Café
Styled with a nod to the disco era, Le Cid is an upbeat cafe by day, DJ-bar by night.
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L'Opéra Café
DJs keep the beats coming at this contemporary café with a thespian bent in the centre of action-station place de l'Horloge. It serves both lunch and dinner.
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Red Sky
A bit of London – cherry-red English pub with theme nights and TV sports.
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Red Lion
Looking like someone picked it up from central London and plonked it down in Avignon, this cherry-red English pub has gigs a couple of nights a week, and theme nights a couple of times a month.
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Mon Bar
This Parisian-looking bistro has been going for 70 years and looks set to go for another 70. It’s a neighbourhood institution; don’t expect more than a scowl if you try to order your coffee in English.
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Utopia Bar
Behind Palais des Papes, adjoining an art-house cinema and jazz-music center, l’Utopia draws smart crowds to its verandah, lined with red-velvet banquettes, ideal for drinks and light bites pre- or post-theatre.
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La Compagnie des Comptoirs
Also incorporating a snazzy restaurant wrapped around an 18th-century courtyard, sink back on raised Moroccan-style beds beneath the arches of this former convent cloister. Cutting-edge DJs mix it up on weekends.
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Woolloomooloo
Inspired by the Australian bush, this eclectic Avignon institution, in a former printing house adjoining an old paper mill, embraces timber, antiques and a down-to-earth, authentic air that extends to its vegetarian-leaning menu. Get into to the spirit with a glass of the house speciality, Ti-Punch, packing Caribbean rum, lime juice, candied fruits, and spice-infused syrup.
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