AGORA, CITÉ INTERNATIONALE DE LA DANSE

Cultural centre
Concert hall
Conference room
Dancing room
Room for hire
Performance hall

2 Boulevard Louis Blanc, 34000 Montpellier

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- Disabled access
  Meeting room
  Toilets
  Wifi
  Animals accepted
  + 3 other service(s)
- - +33 4 67 60 06 70
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The Agora, Cité Internationale de la Danse, is a building listed on the inventory of historic monuments. It has served successively as a convent, a women’s prison, and a barracks… and is now entirely dedicated to dance. Its walls bear witness to a history of the body, particularly that of women—bodies that were once constrained, mistreated, and confined. Today, the Agora is a place of freedom, of bodily emancipation, of open-mindedness, of tolerance, of inclusion, and of sharing.