The Village du Cirque Micheletty offers five circus tents for plenary sessions, seminars, team building days, company parties, weddings and birthdays. Seated capacity ranges from 300 to 700 guests per tent. The village stands in the Parc des Chanteraines in Villeneuve-la-Garenne, in the Hauts-de-Seine, just north of Paris.
Seminars and company events
The village hosts plenary sessions, team building days, business lunches, cocktail receptions, concerts and company parties. The official text says the tents can be hired for a day or an evening, and that each space can be taken in full or in part. Layout, stage and decor are described as fully customizable, so the format is agreed with the team before the event.
Beyond the empty tent, the circus professionals and entertainers who work on the site can take part in an event. A company that wants a plenary session with a performance, or a team building day built around circus skills, can ask for this when sending a request. The site also states that events of any size are handled, from small groups to large audiences.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings, baptisms, birthdays and themed parties are all listed among the events the tents can host. The village presents the tents as spaces that can be transformed for private celebrations, and the five styles range from a traditional circus look to a baroque one. The two largest tents seat 700 guests, which suits a large reception. The three others seat 300.
Rooms and capacities
The village has five tents. All figures below are seated capacities given by the venue.
Comedia Vagabonda covers 300 square meters and seats 300. It is described as the tent for upscale events.
Tous en piste covers 387 square meters and seats 300. Guests take part in the ring rather than watching from the stands.
Tous à table covers 816 square meters and seats 700. It is the tent presented for shared meals.
Cirque de Paris covers 421 square meters and seats 300. It keeps the look of a traditional circus.
Tous au Spectacle covers 873 square meters and seats 700. It is the tent used for public shows.
Catering
The site mentions kitchens, dressing rooms and large workshops on the premises. It lists cocktail receptions and business lunches among the formats. It does not say whether catering is done in house or by a caterer of your choice, so ask this when you send your request.
History and setting
The Micheletty family has worked in the circus since 1892. Roger, Lilian and their children built the village on a two-hectare site, and pass on their skills to the next generation. About twenty artists, including dancers, acrobats and clowns, work there, and the village gives around 40 performances a year. Old circus objects and caravans are part of the setting, and film, television and photo crews have used the site.
Getting there
The village is at 115 boulevard Charles de Gaulle in Villeneuve-la-Garenne. The site mentions a large car park at the entrance and a quick connection to the main roads. It does not detail public transport, so check the route for your guests before the event.
