
Located in the Ecole du Bois-des-Arts in Thônex, this cultural center hosts various events, including concerts, theater, and children’s shows, notably participating in the Schubertiades de Thônex music festival.
Two musical worlds, one raw intensity. Grungehog revives the visceral spirit of 1990s Seattle, drawing on the legacy of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains to deliver honest, unadorned rock driven by gritty riffs and emotional vocals. Supporting trio Gédéon offers groovy folk-rock with seventies echoes, singing in French and Spanish; acoustic guitar, banjo, dobro and percussion weave an intimate, hypnotic sound. The evening balances electric intensity with organic tenderness.
Jean Anouilh’s Souvenirs d’un jeune homme is a tender, witty theatrical confession that traces an improbable youth from advertising to the theatre’s backstage. Performed by two virtuoso actors, the staging balances humour, poetry and subtlety, weaving anecdotes and unexpected encounters into a lively portrait of artistic passion and insouciance. The production highlights sharp writing and delicate interplay between performers, offering an intimate, humane experience of memory and theatrical longing.
In French.
Magico celebrates thirty years of performance in an anniversary show that blends illusion, mentalism and humour. Through an interactive best-of, the audience chooses the acts retracing his artistic journey, from mind‑reading and card routines to large-scale illusions and improvised sketches. The staging favors close contact, playful interaction and sudden moments of astonishment, combining precise sleight-of-hand with warm comic timing to create an intimate, wonder-filled evening.
In French.
An energetic homage to pop icons, this concert revisits the greatest hits of the Kings of Pop through powerful, elegant arrangements. Performed by a high‑calibre ensemble, the programme offers rich, dynamic reinterpretations that blend groove, emotion and theatrical energy. Expect moments of soaring melody, rhythmic drive and intimate passages that highlight vocal and instrumental interplay. The evening is crafted to celebrate the legacy of pop music with a festive and unifying atmosphere.
Follow young Frida in a colourful animated tale inspired by her childhood in Coyoacán. Curious and imaginative, she sees the world in bright hues and strong emotions, turning challenges into creative adventures. Through playful scenes, music and lively movement, the film invites children to explore feelings, colours and the power of storytelling while sparking artistic curiosity and bravery. Vivid images and warm rhythms make the story both tender and joyful.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
The Conservatoire populaire’s symphony orchestra brings the great screen to life with an evening of iconic film music. Advanced students deliver sweeping orchestral performances that balance cinematic power and subtlety, while a local instrumental ensemble opens with fresh, community-rooted interpretations. Expect a richly layered programme that moves between stirring themes and intimate motifs, creating an immersive, theatrical soundworld that celebrates the storytelling force of cinema through music.
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