Centre international de Deauville, Convention center in Deauville, France

The Centre International de Deauville is a convention center with two auditoriums, twenty meeting rooms, and exhibition halls under a glass roof structure. The facility provides modular exhibition spaces, private parking, and dedicated delivery areas for event logistics.

The facility opened in 1992 and was connected to an international film event from its founding. Since then, the venue has established itself as a major event location in the region.

The building is named CID Anne d'Ornano since 8 September 2014, after the mayor who approved its construction in January 1990. It organises the American Film Festival and co-organised the former Asian Film Festival; since 2008 the Omnivore Food Festival has brought 25 chefs from around the world and about 3,500 participants. Each August the 3,000 m² indoor Loisirsland amusement park fills part of the venue.

The building sits on the seafront opposite the Deauville casino, with a large hotel park around it, so congress and trade-fair visitors can stay within walking distance. The 18,000 m² structure is partly buried and laid out over three levels, with a 1,500-seat auditorium. Business events fill roughly 180 days a year, concentrated on weekdays outside school holidays.

The center includes Villa le Cercle, a separate building with four reception rooms that offers a different setting for events. This allows visitors to experience different types of gatherings in distinct spaces.