Zénith de Pau, Event venue in Pau, France

The Zénith de Pau is a modern event hall in the city that holds up to 7,000 spectators and hosts concerts, theater productions, and other live performances. The building features a large interior space with high ceilings and advanced technical systems designed to accommodate events of different sizes.

On 13 April 1989 the Pau municipal council voted to create a modular performance hall, and on 10 January 1990 it obtained the Zénith label, a registered trademark, becoming the third venue to use the name. It was inaugurated on 12 December 1992 with a Johnny Hallyday concert. The building covers 5,000 m².

The venue draws audiences from across the southwestern region who gather for live music, theater, and performances that shape the local entertainment scene. People come here to experience acts that range from popular music to contemporary theater, making it a social hub for cultural outings.

The building sits near the city center and is easy to reach, with parking areas close to the hall. The venue is accessible to visitors with limited mobility, with ramps and facilities designed to accommodate different needs.

The Zénith de Pau was the fourth Zénith built in France, after Paris, Montpellier and Toulon. It received the Zénith label, a registered trademark, on 10 January 1990, and the municipal council had approved a modular hall on 13 April 1989. Its 5,000 m² site includes a free open-air car park.