Croisic, a coastal town in the Loire-Atlantique department of western France, is preparing for a vibrant cultural season that will take place at the Jeanne-d'Arc hall, situated along the Lénigo quay. The events will run through June 2027, offering a diverse lineup of performances, from comedy to music and theater. The season kicks off with a free show called Chicken Ring on October 23, featuring four comedians who will blend cabaret and improvisation in a lively, audience-engaging format. Among the highlights is comedian Élie Semoun, known for his sharp wit and stand-up performances. He will present his eighth show, Cactus, on January 28. Following this, Mathieu Madénian, a popular comedian and actor, will take the stage on March 19 with his one-man show À pleurer de rire, which translates to "Crying with Laughter." Later in the season, Laura Domenge, a comedian and radio host on France Inter, will perform her show Nouveau Spectacle on May 21, focusing on themes related to women. The programming also includes notable music acts. The pop band Les Innocents will perform on March 25, while emerging jazz singer Gabi Hartmann will take the stage on October 30. On June 4, CharlElie Couture, known for his musical versatility, will present Solissimo, a solo performance featuring guitar and piano. These acts aim to appeal to a broad audience, from casual listeners to dedicated music fans. In addition to music, the season will showcase several theatrical productions. The amateur theater group Théâtre Ad'Hoc will perform Le dieu du carnage (God of Carnage) on November 21 and 22. The Béliers theater troupe will stage The Loop, a play that received a Molières Award in 2025, on February 5. The season will also include family-friendly performances, with Le Bossu de Notre-Dame (The Hunchback of Notre-Dame) scheduled for February 24, aimed at younger audiences.