Maison de la culture Ile-De-France

If you want to rub yourself into an unknown discipline, the Maison de la culture Armenian. Jérôme Kadian teaches Systema, a Russian martial art that looks almost like Asian disciplines. In the form, no salvation, tactics or figures imposed. This form of battle, which is more than ten centuries old and developed under the Soviet regime, could be akin to self-defence. Each struggle is different, the aim is to react in the most effective way possible: attacks and parades must be adapted to the situation and to the opponent. In addition to relaxation and breathing exercises, which are the basis of physical and mental mastery, the courses of Systema consist of learning to respond to all kinds of aggression, in combination or in three. The first test course is 5 €. At the year prices vary depending on the number of courses. Example: € 590 for 5 courses per week, € 480 for 1 to 3 courses per week.

The operation of the Bellefeuille Square is a house of cultural representations. Dances, songs, ballets, operas, music, humour and music-hall are available all year round. This venue has two rooms of 621 places (14 PMR) and 89 places (3 PMR). La Carré Bellefeuille also hosts festivals such as BBmix, which brings together rock, progressiste, and all modern music from all over the world. Resolutely modern but also classic for the most talented, space makes every effort to ensure that the show continues.

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The shape of the Square comes from the building surrounding a cloister, formerly the Ursulines convent. In the th century, the nuns abandoned it and the building was attached to the communes of the castle of Saint-Cloud. In 1871, he was burned during the war against the Dukes. It was at the end of the th century that the Department of Finance stocka its archives from insurgencies. The floor and the attic were then rebuilt using a «cement with metal frame» process to protect them from possible fires threatening this period. The whole was then christened «Double the Ledger of Public Debt», and the movements of the state borrowing through the securities were discreetly placed within the building. In 1978, turn off. It followed its buyout by the city of Saint-Cloud. The beginning of the new work began in 2006. Currently, the Square, preserved in its historic facades, has been renovated by Loft Architecture, comprising 2 500 m ² for cultural activities (Grand livre Hall for receptions; showroom; dance rooms, performing arts and music) and 900 m ² of green mass. 

Opened in 1977, the Mac has two rooms - places and seats. She offers performances of theatre, dance, song recitals, and film festivals - Women's Film - and Digital Art festival - very famous.

Inaugurated at the end of 2006, the house of amateur arts practices caters to everyone who invests in artistic practice in dance, theatre or music. In this area, they will find information on places of training and rehearsal, opportunities for encounters between practitioners, between disciplines, opportunities to enrich or question their practice in contact with professionals. In addition to meeting professionals and amateurs, visitors will be able to attend numerous shows in the context of varied programming, «open scenes», but also conferences and debates according to selected themes.

Still unknown in France, the Bonhams House is very well known in the Anglo-Saxon world. In the new premises located just steps from the Place Vendôme, a small but particularly pleasant team welcomes the guests. The house starts just in sales in Paris, with a "collection car" department, the category in which it excels. Probably one of the best addresses to get an evaluation or a custom advice - for all kinds of objects…

The Maison de la culture du Japon in Paris is a cultural center. Managed by the Japan Foundation, it offers a variety of activities including exhibitions, shows, cinema, conferences, courses and workshops. The MCJP library also offers access to a wide range of resources on Japan and its culture.

At the very recent Art House Bernard Anthonioz, created at the initiative of the National Foundation for Graphic and Plastic Arts (FNAGP), various demonstrations take place regularly, highlighting young photography, graphics, calligraphy (less exposed disciplines) and contemporary art. For the story, the house owes its name to a legendary figure in the plastic arts policy in France: art editor, then member of the cabinet of André Malraux, then Minister of Culture, he worked for the setting up of the founding measures of a policy still in force: support for creators (setting up of 1%, state purchasing policy and public orders, aid to the first exhibition, law on validations…), legal and social protection of artists (construction of workshops, decree on original works, extension of social security to visual artists…).