From the owner: Une salle pluri-disciplinaire La salle Jacques Brel, en plus d'être un cinéma, propose aussi une…read moresaison culturelle variée pour tous les publics : spectacles professionnels et de l'école municipale de théâtre, concerts de l'école de musique, spectacles associatifs... Comme c'est aussi une salle de cinéma unique, les spectacles ont lieu un seul et même jour dans la semaine, le mardi. Chaque année, la programmation concoctée par la direction culturelle de Montigny-le-Bretonneux comporte une trentaine de spectacles, dont le tiers est dédié au jeune public. Pour les adultes, les têtes d'affiche et les spectacles du moment s'arrêtent donc le mardi à la Salle Jacques Brel.

A cross between a cultural lounge, sports arena, dance studio and day-care center, the 104 rocks…read more(especially if you've got kids in Paris and are looking for a cool place to let them run around while you soak up the scenery). After a lackluster opening a couple of years back, the 104 has finally come into its own and is bursting at the seems with coolitude. On a recent visit we did the follow incongruous but totally awesome things: - Watched a slew of hip hoppers practice their break dancing in the central atrium - Drink coffee that we ordered from a stationary pizza truck - Take videos of ourselves running around like fools without giving a hoot - Walk through a maze of ribbons - Hang out in a day care center with a dozen or so other parents while watching our kid run and play in a totally safe space. Might I add that all of this was FREE! Yes, they have paid exhibitions at the space too, but honestly you could make an afternoon out of 104 without spending a dime. This is the type of place that makes you fall in love with France all over again.

Great artistic, cultural center…read more Go for the bookstore, go for the restaurant, fo for the exhibition (I attended Serge Bloch's), go to watch people dancing, juggle, perform. Just go. You are guaranteed an absolutely fantastic time!