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Small in size but big on hospitality, the Little Pub in Remiremont was recently taken over by Olivier, Claudio, and Matéo. On the ground floor there is a lively, friendly bar, while upstairs there is a more relaxed, intimate room—perfect for enjoying a great atmosphere. The decor is carefully designed and cool, just like the venue.

Every month, the Little Pub hosts concerts ranging from rock to electro, and offers a selection of 13 beers on tap along with some snacks to satisfy hungry appetites. Above all, it is an authentic spot where the energy stays high from the first drink to the last.

In Remiremont, Les P’tiotes, run by Juliette and Laura, is a retro-vintage bar where the 60s–70s decor perfectly reflects the venue’s atmosphere. People come here to sip coffee, beers, and cocktails, to laugh, and to feel instantly at ease.

With its regular concerts and events, the bar is always buzzing. DIY workshops with artists and craftspeople, walls open to exhibitions for local creators, and clothing swap meet-ups complete the venue’s life. Every week, a basket of vegetables is offered to enhance the friendly atmosphere. At Les P’tiotes, it’s simple: fun hospitality, lively energy, and shared moments with a smile.

A café-concert and community skatepark in Saint-Étienne-lès-Remiremont, born from Alexandra’s dream and supported by a dedicated team of volunteers. A street, rock, punk hangout… but not only that, where you feel at home—only better.

With a €10 membership and concerts and drinks priced by donation, Cafard’naüm maintains a DIY and welcoming spirit. Its room, with a roller ramp, lets you try skating or even ride during concerts, in a lively and energetic atmosphere.

The venue offers a packed and globally open program: local bands, artists from Europe, the United States, and even Latin America come to share their music and feed this unique underground scene in the Grand Est region.

The mission of Le Refuge de Création du Rupt de Bamont is to create and organize cultural and artistic exchanges connected to the Hautes-Vosges region and its residents.

On site, it supports and organizes artist residencies, artistic projects, and cultural experiments, as well as showcases in the form of exhibitions, concerts, or workshops, following a principle of exchange with local stakeholders and residents.
It also works to make cultural and artistic practices accessible to socially disadvantaged audiences, people with disabilities, and seniors.