this is what Le could look like after its work

this is what Le could look like after its work
this is what Le Normandy could look like after its work

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Hélène Perraudeau

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Nov. 6 2024 at 10:02 a.m

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Its beautiful exposed wooden frame, three balconies: this is what the contemporary music hall Le , in Saint-Lô, could look like after its restructuring work.

The City unveiled, on the occasion of the inauguration of the Les rendez-Vous Soniques festival, scheduled from November 5 to 10, 2024, two views du « futur » Normandy.

Work planned for 2026

The work should take place in 2026 and promises to be significant, according to the municipality:

“This cult hall for music lovers will undergo major work which will preserve and enhance the Saint-Lois heritage, improve the urban landscape of our city and optimize the comfort of spectators and artists. »

Details of the construction site will be revealed in spring 2025.

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A place that has had many lives

The building which has housed the current music room since 1996 has a rich history and has had several lives.

This is what the contemporary music hall Le Normandy, in Saint-Lô, could look like after its work planned for 2026. ©Still happy.

Built in 1810, under the orders of Napoleon, it housed the horse riding school of the first stud farm of Saint-Lô, at the time when it was installed near the old Sainte- abbey. The building is one of the few remaining intact in a city almost completely destroyed in June 1944.

Museum, then cinema

After the war, the survivor became a museum dedicated to the Landing and the bombings of Saint-Lô. Then, in 1948 a cinema, until 1980.

Renovation in 1999

Having become a concert venue, the hall was renovated in 1999, passing from 700 to 900 places. Saint-Lô becomes the only French town of less than 20,000 inhabitants to have such a large place dedicated to current music.

Local pride.

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