Cultural associations Ile-De-France

Les Amis du Vieux Château de Brie-Comte-Robert is an association under the French law of 1901, founded to promote cultural and educational action to safeguard, rehabilitate and enhance the heritage of Brie-Comte-Robert and the surrounding area. Through archaeological digs, archive research and restoration of the château, volunteers have been helping to enhance the monument since 1982. The association organizes workshops, tours and other events open to the public.

ARDHIS, a mixed-sex association, fights to defend the right to live in France of foreign homosexuals and trans people, whether they are living in a couple with a French national or a foreigner, or have fled a country where homosexuality is repressed. Many LGBT nationals come from countries where the simple fact of being gay jeopardizes their freedom or their lives. The association takes part in the fight against any discrimination linked to sexual, political, racial or religious orientation. Today, the association has over 300 members.

This archaeological association of the Rempart union organizes every year in July and August of the volunteer workshops. Educational activities for schools and leisure centres.

The fabulous adventure of the chasselas de thomery in 2017 and the church of thomery in 2016. What is this information going with?

The Place du Marché de Neauphle-le-Château, which was built in the late th century, would be the only square square (double quadrangular) closed from Ile-de-France.

Le Mesnil-Saint-Denis is a charming town in the Yvelines department of the Île-de-France region.

This cultural hall managed by the town of Trappes presents shows (music, theatre, dance, circus) aimed at the general public and young people, but also school workshops (the Chemin des Arts festival takes place there every May). This 1,200-seat modular hall also hosts many renowned artists and, thanks to its highly diversified programming, is able to give pride of place to local initiatives.

It is not common for a city in its thirties to be awarded the prestigious label Villes d'art et d'histoire by the Ministry of Culture and Communication. And yet, the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines urban community succeeded in this brilliant move in June 2006. It is thus the first new ex-city to have received this label, which responds to three criteria: make residents aware of their living environment and encourage quality tourism, introduce young people to architecture, heritage and urban planning, and finally present the city (visits, interpretation centre...). It thus testifies to the tremendous human adventure that was the creation, in barely thirty years, of this young urban area of 150,000 inhabitants. A veritable open-air museum, a laboratory for contemporary architecture and urban art, this territory also boasts remarkable ancient sites and an exceptional natural heritage that makes up more than 40 % of its image. The recognition of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines therefore marks a further step in the development of recent cities. It is also a strong signal for contemporary creation, with its wanderings and dazzling successes. Today, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines groups together 12 municipalities (Elancourt, Guyancourt, La Verrière, Magny-les-Hameaux, Montigny-le-Bretonneux, Trappes, Voisins-le-Bretonneux, Plaisir, Villepreux, Claye-sous-bois, Coignières and Maurepas) with different stories.

The mission of this association for Culture, Leisure and Training is to be a place of experimentation and social and cultural innovation, listening to the population and participating in local development. Each season, it welcomes more than 2 000 members of all ages to whom it proposes a full range of activities (from language courses or sports sport, to dance, music or philosophy workshops) and cultural spaces (a recording studio, 2 rehearsal studios, "MAD" for young local creators, and especially "L'Eclipse", room shows more than 50 performances, including a musical majority). Since last November, and after more than a year of work, the members had to return to brand new premises. The famous International Friendships Hall has been completely renovated and will be able to host concerts with more than 500 spectators. The largest association of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, already unavoidable, is even more important.

The website of the Yvelines General council entirely dedicated to culture. It is intended to enhance the cultural life of the territory as well as the policy and departmental actions in this area. This "Yvelines cultural portal" is called to become a cultural showcase of the Yvelines department with Internet users.

The LGBT association (lesbian lesbian bi and trans) inter-facs that brings together students from all the universities of Paris is organized around four poles called User Friendly (which organizes gatherings around a glass, free theme evenings for all as well as picnics), Cultural (which regularly organizes outings), Activist (which is designed to carry the values of the GLUP) and Preventive (which works with preventive medicines from the various universities in Paris). Quite active, GLUP organises free cinema sessions for its members (cinema-GLUP), apéri-GLUP, debates, outings, contests, meetings, evenings. It should also be noted that the GLUP publishes every three months its Ganymede magazine on culture and sexuality (http: //revue-ganymede.fr).

These conferences can also focus on educational educational issues, as well as on problems encountered by mediators in national education, as well as on literary writers. These are ordered and set up in the face of repeated questioning in our societies. This is a good way to report the current problems and the thoughts known or less known of our literary and social actors in and on Sèvres. The C.I.E.P., the international centre for educational studies, is the place where these participatory and pasionnants speeches take place, and may occasionally lead to more decisions.

Thematic conferences are open to every audience and follow guided tours on Saturday and Sunday. They have been created since the National Ceramics Museum and the National Manufacture of Sèvres are assembled in public administrative establishments of the Ministry of Culture and Communication: Sèvres-cited of ceramics. These are lectures on the history of Sèvres, the large vases, the majoliques, the gold work, the masterpieces of the collections, chinoiseries and japonaiseries. 

It is each time a documentary followed by a debate with its director, and always a discovery of the wonders of the world, their natural sites, peoples and customs, to their cultures. For each session, a sharing of the passions, encounters and surprises that staked the development of one of these stories on the world's land allows you, with those who experienced them, to make a road and adventure. Very beautiful opportunities to enter the world by the living paintings of explorers who love landscapes or/and peoples who animate them. 

The association organises tours on foot in the Parisian metro. Reservations on Saturday morning and Sunday morning and afternoon. Find out about the site for rates and bookings.

Isabelle Lefort welcomes the public every month in his house-art. With his service "weekend junkies" allowing everyone to pre-select their table and then get it delivered on Friday evening to enjoy for two days (until the Monday where they are recovered), she invents the art service. As Dispenseuse of home art boards, it meets customers in their interior to offer them a new exterior, to their image. Drawings and paintings and a whole vision with.

The AVF Paris-17e-8e-9e is an association that welcomes newcomers to these Paris neighborhoods. They organize a variety of activities including concerts, cultural outings and exhibitions. AVF Paris-17e-8e-9e is ready to welcome you and share the beauty of Paris with you.

AVF Paris XVème offers activities for newcomers to the 15th arrondissement of Paris, to help them integrate into the neighborhood and make new acquaintances.

The AVF Paris 8ème is a cultural association belonging to the national network of Accueils des Villes Françaises. Its aim is to welcome new residents to Paris and offer them friendly events to help them discover their new surroundings and make new friends. The association's website provides information on the dynamics of the network and the various AVF proposals across France. The AVFs operate on a voluntary basis and are committed players in their local communities.

Paris is home to the Association Végétarienne de France, a voluntary association that promotes vegetarianism. Based in the 10th arrondissement, the association offers information and resources for those wishing to adopt a vegetarian lifestyle. Their site also offers further information on vegetarianism and vegetarian recipes.