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Guide-Cheque-Culture.Pdf 10 Mars 2010 — 1000 & une Déc. 2010 sorties Toutes les idées de sorties En 2010 Des Sorties plein les yeux ! Activités créatives Activités de plein air Cinémas Espaces Billetterie Spectacles Théâtres Visites édito Embarquement immédiat pour une année de sorties ! Le Chèque Culture® vous dévoile tous ses partenaires 2010 dans votre région ! Votre nouveau guide 1000 & une sorties entre en scène ! Avec lui, faites le plein d’idées sorties et découvrez tous les divertissements culturels de votre région ! En famille, en couple ou entre amis, partagez de vrais moments de découverte et d’émotions à chaque saison ! Pour vos soirées d’hiver ou les chaudes nuits d’été, avec le Chèque Culture® les sorties c’est partout en France et toute l’année ! Pour multiplier les sorties à petit prix, profitez des Offres Privilèges réservées aux porteurs de Chèques Culture® ! Retrouvez-les sur www.chequeculture.com, rubrique « Où utiliser vos chèques ? ». Et pour connaître tous les bons plans, abonnez-vous à la E-Newsletter mensuelle. Avec vos Chèques Culture®, l’année s’annonce bien remplie côté sorties ! Catherine Coupet Directrice Générale N’oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la E-newsletter Chèque Culture® sur www.chequeculture.com pour connaître tous les bons plans en avant-première. Sommaire ALSACE p.4 LORRAINE p.54 AQUITAINE p.7 MIDI-PYRÉNÉES p.57 AUVERGNE p.11 NORD-PAS-DE-CALAIS p.62 BOURGOGNE p.14 BASSE-NORMANDIE p.66 BRETAGNE p.17 HAUTE-NORMANDIE p.69 CENTRE-VALDELOIRE p.22 PAYSDELALOIRE p.71 CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE p.26 PICARDIE p.77 CORSE p.29 POITOU-CHARENTES p.80 FRANCHE-COMTÉ p.30 PROVENCE-ALPES-CÔTED’AZUR p.84 ÎLE-DE-FRANCEPARIS p.33 RHÔNE-ALPES p.91 LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON p.48 LIMOUSIN p.52 DOM p.100 NORD-PAS- DE-CALAIS HAUTE- NORMANDIE PICARDIE BASSE- LORRAINE NORMANDIE ÎLE-DE-FRANCE PARIS CHAMPAGNE- ALSACE ARDENNE BRETAGNE PAYS CENTRE- DELALOIRE VALDELOIRE FRANCHE- BOURGOGNE COMTÉ POITOU- CHARENTES LIMOUSIN RHÔNE-ALPES AUVERGNE AQUITAINE LANGUEDOC- ROUSSILLON PROVENVCE- MIDI-PYRÉNÉES ALPES-CÔTE D’AZUR CORSE LESDOM LAGUADELOUPE­­­ LAMARTINIQUE LAGUYANE LARÉUNION La liste des partenaires du Chèque Culture®, présentée dans le guide 1000 & une sorties, est susceptible d’évoluer depuis sa parution. ALSACE OFFRES PRIVILÈGES CINÉMAS Retrouvez toutes les Offres Privilèges BAS-RHIN (réduction tarifaire, 1 place offerte pour WISSEMBOURG CINÉ-CLUB DE WISSEMBOURG 1 place achetée) de l’Alsace sur 2 rte Weiler - Tél. 03 88 94 06 26 67 www.chequeculture.com HAUT-RHIN MULHOUSE CINÉMA BEL AIR 31 rue Fénelon Tél. 08 92 68 05 79 (0,34$ TTC/min) 68 ACTIVITÉSCRÉATIVES HAUT-RHIN ESPACESBILLETTERIE ALTKIRCH CRAC ALSACE BAS-RHIN 18 rue du Château Tél. 03 89 08 82 59 68 ERSTEIN ESPACE BILLETTERIE E. LECLERC www.cracalsace.com 45 rue du Printemps - Tél. 03 88 98 18 20 67 DANNEMARIE MJC DANNEMARIE GAMBSHEIM ESPACE BILLETTERIE SUPER U 2 rue Cernay 120 rte Nationale - Tél. 03 88 96 74 75 Tél. 03 89 25 03 21 HAGUENAU CORA BILLETTERIE WINTZENHEIM ESPACE D’ANIMATIONS LOISIRS DU CHEVAL BLANC Rte du Rhin - Tél. 03 88 90 57 10 8 rue Clemenceau INGWILLER ESPACE BILLETTERIE SUPER U Tél. 03 89 30 00 44 Zone industrielle - Tél. 03 88 89 28 89 MOLSHEIM CORA BILLETTERIE 1 rue Mercure - Tél. 03 88 49 71 71 MUNDOLSHEIM CORA BILLETTERIE ACTIVITÉSDEPLEINAIR RN 63 - Tél. 03 88 20 96 96 SÉLESTAT ESPACE BILLETTERIE E. LECLERC BAS-RHIN 3 allée Westrich - Tél. 03 88 58 83 43 STRASBOURG FESTIVAL DE MUSIQUE DE STRASBOURG STRASBOURG ESPACE BILLETTERIE E. LECLERC Palais de la musique et des congrès 1-3 rte du Rhin - Tél. 03 90 41 25 25 Tél. 03 88 32 43 10 67 www.festival-strasbourg.com HAUT-RHIN La prévente du festival se fait au magasin Wolf Musique au 24 rue COLMAR CORA BILLETTERIE de la Mésange à Strasbourg. Zone Commercial du Buhfeld FESTIVAL VOIX ET ROUTE ROMANE Houssen - Tél. 03 89 21 15 15 68 43 rue du maréchal Foch KINGERSHEIM CULTURA BILLETTERIE Tél. 03 90 41 02 02 - www.voix-romane.com CC Kaligone JAZZ D’OR FESTIVAL 90 rue de Guebwiller 25 rue des Frères Tél. 03 89 31 83 60 - www.cultura.com Tél. 03 88 36 30 48 - www.jazzdor.com MULHOUSE CORA BILLETTERIE Chèques Culture® valables uniquement pour la prévente au 258 rue de Belfort - Tél. 03 89 32 38 38 bureau du Festival. SIERENTZ ESPACE BILLETTERIE HYPER U LE-MAILLON THÉÂTRE DE STRASBOURG 12 rue du Capitaine Dreyfus - ZAC Hoell Festival Premières, jeunes metteurs en scène européens Tél. 03 89 83 99 11 Le-Maillon Wacken, Parc des Expositions, Place du Wacken ST-LOUIS ESPACE BILLETTERIE GÉANT CASINO Tél. 03 88 27 61 81 - www.le-maillon.com 45 av. du Général De Gaulle - BP 717 LES NUITS EUROPÉENNES Tél. 08 20 21 21 21 (0,09$ TTC/min) - www.geantcasino.fr Tél. 09 61 23 23 08 - www.lesnuits.eu WITTENHEIM CORA BILLETTERIE Différents lieux à/et autour de Strasbourg. 130 rte de Soultz - Tél. 03 89 52 84 84 HAUT-RHIN COLMAR FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE COLMAR SPECTACLES 3 lieux de concerts différents au centre de Colmar : Église St-Matthieu (3 Grand-Rue) – 68Koïfhus (29 Grand- BAS-RHIN Rue) – Chapelle St-Pierre (Bd St-Pierre) Tél. 03 89 20 68 97 - www.festival-colmar.com BISCHWILLER MAC BISCHWILLER KINGERSHEIM CRÉA Espace Paul Kauss 1 rue du Stade - Tél. 03 88 53 75 00 67 Momix 27 rue Hirschau ECKBOLHSHEIM ZÉNITH EUROPE STRASBOURG Tél. 03 89 50 68 50 - www.momix.org Autoroute A 351 ROUFFACH FESTIVAL MUSICALTA Pour consulter la programmation et pour toute réservation, Église de Rouffach rendez-vous auprès des espaces billetterie près de chez vous ou Place de la Mairie sur www.ticketnet.com. Tél. 03 89 47 59 93 - www.musicalta.com HAGUENAU SALLE DU MILLENIUM STE-MARIE-AUX-MINES FESTIVAL C’EST DANS LA VALLÉE 6 place Robert Schuman 5 rue Kroeber Imlin Tél. 03 88 06 18 48 - www.csc-haguenau.fr Tél. 03 89 58 33 10 - www.cestdanslavallee.com KIRRWILLER-BOSSELSHAUSEN ROYAL PALACE WINTZENHEIM CHÂTEAU DU HOHLANDSBOURG 20 rue de Hochefelden Festival de jazz et jazz manouche Tél. 03 88 70 71 81 - www.royal-palace.com Rte des Cinq Châteaux REICHSHOFFEN LA CASTINE Tél. 03 89 30 10 20 12 rue du Général Koenig www.chateau-hohlandsbourg.com Tél. 03 88 09 67 00 Consultez la liste complète du réseau près de chez vous 4 et les Offres Privilèges sur www.chequeculture.com ALSACE SAVERNE ESPACE ROHAN Château des Rohan THÉÂTRES Place du Général De Gaulle Tél. 03 88 01 80 40 - www.espace-rohan.org STRASBOURG AMIA – AMIS DE LA MUSIQUE SUR INSTRUMENTS ANCIENS BAS-RHIN 7 rue des Charpentiers STRASBOURG LE KAFTEUR http://amia.online.fr 3 rue Kafteur Spectacles dans différents lieux de Strasbourg et d’Alsace. Tél. 03 88 22 22 03 - www.lekafteur.com 67 LE MAILLON THÉÂTRE DE STRASBOURG Maillon-Wacken – Parc des expositions Place du Wacken Tél. 03 88 27 61 81 - www.le-maillon.com VISITES PALAIS DES CONGRÈS Place de Bordeaux – Wacken BAS-RHIN Pour consulter la programmation et pour toute réservation, ERSTEIN MUSÉE WÜRTH FRANCE ERSTEIN rendez-vous auprès des espaces billetterie près de chez vous ou Rue Georges Besse - BP 40013 sur www.ticketnet.com. Tél. 03 88 64 74 84 - www.musee-wurth.fr 67 SALLE ÉRASME GEISPOLSHEIM MUSÉE DU CHOCOLAT Pour consulter la programmation et pour toute réservation, Association Les Amis du chocolat rendez-vous auprès des espaces billetterie près de chez vous ou Rue du Pont de péage sur www.ticketnet.com. Tél. 03 88 55 04 90 - www.musee-du-chocolat.com WISSEMBOURG RELAIS CULTUREL DE WISSEMBOURG GERTWILLER MUSÉE DU PAIN D’ÉPICES ET DE L’ART POPULAIRE ALSACIEN Rue des Écoles 110 place de la Mairie Tél. 03 88 94 11 13 - www.relais-culturel-wissembourg.fr Tél. 03 88 08 93 52 - www.paindepices-lips.com HATTEN CASEMATE ESCH HATTEN – LIGNE MAGINOT HAUT-RHIN Rte de Seltz - Tél. 03 88 80 96 19 - www.lignemaginot.com GUEBWILLER LES DOMINICAINS DE HAUTE-ALSACE MUSÉE DE L’ABRI 34 rue des Dominicains Rue de l’Abri - Tél. 03 88 80 14 90 - www.maginot-hatten.com Tél. 03 89 62 21 81 68 HUNSPACH FORT DE SCHOENENBOURG – LIGNE MAGINOT ILLZACH ESPACE 110 Tél. 03 88 80 96 19 - www.lignemaginot.com 1 av. des Rives de l’Ill KINTZHEIM LA VOLERIE DES AIGLES Tél. 03 89 52 18 81 - www.espace110.org Château de Kintzheim MULHOUSE LA FILATURE Tél. 03 88 92 84 33 - www.voleriedesaigles.com 20 allée Nathan Katz KLINGENTHAL MAISON DE LA MANUFACTURE D’ARMES BLANCHES Tél. 03 89 36 28 28 - www.lafilature.org 2 rue de l’École - Tél. 03 88 95 95 28 - www.klingenthal.fr PARC DES EXPOSITIONS LEMBACH OUVRAGE DE LA LIGNE MAGINOT – FOUR À CHAUX HALL3000 – Rue de la Mertzau Tél. 03 88 94 43 16 - www.lignemaginot.fr Pour consulter la programmation et pour toute réservation, MARLENHEIM VISITE DES CAVES À VIN MOSBACH rendez-vous auprès des espaces billetterie près de chez vous ou 10 place Kaufhaus sur www.ticketnet.com. Tél. 03 88 87 50 13 - www.vinsmosbach.com PFASTATT MJC DE PFASTATT MERKWILLER-PECHELBRONN MUSÉE FRANCAIS DU PÉTROLE/PECHELBRONN 7 rue Aegerter - Tél. 03 89 62 54 54 - www.mjcpfastatt.org 4 rue de l’École SAUSHEIM MUSIC-HALL VIVA Tél. 03 88 80 91 08 - www.musee-du-petrole.com 24 rte D 201 - Tél. 03 89 61 51 00 - www.music-hall-viva.info ORSCHWILLER CHÂTEAU DU HAUT-KOENIGSBOURG Chèques Culture® acceptés hors montant des boissons. Tél. 03 88 82 50 60 - www.haut-koenigsbourg.fr SOULTZMATT LE PARADIS DES SOURCES OTTROTT PARC AQUARIUM LES NAÏADES Av.
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