Maison Folie Moulins, Concert hall in Moulins, Lille, France
Maison Folie Moulins is a cultural center inside a former factory building with several performance rooms, two courtyards, and artist apartments. The venue hosts exhibitions, concerts, and film screenings across its different spaces.
The building was originally a brewery from the 18th century that operated until 1934. After decades of use, it was transformed into a cultural center in 2004.
The name refers to the Moulins neighborhood where it sits and whose residents it actively engages. The space serves as a meeting point where local artists and visitors come together to experience performances and shows.
Exhibitions are open Wednesday through Sunday from 2 PM to 7 PM, while the office is reachable Tuesday through Friday. A café inside the building provides a place to rest and enjoy refreshments during your visit.
The last brewery building, left unrestored in 2004, has since 2014 housed a 220-seat, 600-standing performance hall shared with Le Flow, the Euroregional Centre for Urban Cultures next door.
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