Culture Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

The Bibliothèque Saint-André, built in 1988 in a former school in Marseille, offers a space for culture and relaxation in the heart of the city. With a varied collection of 27,000 books, CDs, DVDs and periodicals, it caters for readers of all ages and tastes. It also offers free wifi access. Outside, a courtyard with tables and benches, as well as a small amphitheater, are available to enjoy your reading in fine weather. There's also a wide range of activities for children, including workshops, a toy library and shows.

Edible, medicinal, domestic or magic plants are all conductors that unite man and the plant and allow for an introduction to the original and user-friendly, sensory, playful and sociological. Nature exits take you one in two, in the afternoon, from 13 h to 18 h in the discovery of wild wild plants. A guided walk followed by a wild plant tasting. Monthly animations take place on a Saturday or Sunday on a specific theme with the participation of a specialist. A nice association that deserves to be highlighted (see their site…).

Since 1991, the Bibliothèque des Cinq-Avenues in Marseille has offered a wide choice of books to suit all tastes. Whether you're looking for a detective story, a scientific documentary or a comic strip, you'll find what you're looking for among its many collections. The place is particularly calm and conducive to research. The children's area on the mezzanine floor is attractive, with thousands of books, comics, magazines and newspapers. Whether you're an avid reader or simply looking for a peaceful place to recharge your batteries, this library will meet your expectations.

Created in 1857, Alcazar was in the beginning a concert hall who could accommodate 2,000 people and who saw occurring a bunch of artists of which Yves Montand, Fernandel and Jacques Brel. Since 2004, it became the most famous library of Marseille and one of largest of France! In its shelves, more than 350,000 volumes, newspapers, CD, DVD, and funds rare, distributed on four levels and a surface open to the public of 11,000 m ². Alive cultural place, of the cultural events are regularly organized there. The monument is to be visited as well for its exterior architecture, recognizable by its red entrance gate orange surmounted of an iron bed marchioness, as for its bathed interior of light, to the forefront of modernity. Established in one of the most popular neighborhoods of Marseille (Belsunce), Alcazar is a symbol which shows that the culture can be accessible to all! This library is part of network BMVR of Marseille as well as the establishments of Bonneveine, of Whiting, the Cainq-Avenues, Grognarde, Saint André, the Basket and Castellane.

Thousands of texts and reference books to discover, learn more or perfect its theatrical culture. At the borrowing, nearly 8 000 contemporary, modern, classic and antique theatre - more than 1 000 theoretical works on different approaches to the theatre, essays, analyses, design, actor game, staging, sound, light and some works on puppet, circus, dance and street arts - hundreds of tapuscrits, authors already edited or not. In the theatre, the library makes available to the public the essence of its art. The "théâtrothèque" holds an important place in the theatre of the Mill. This particular resource, for the city of Marseille and even the PACA region, remains a privileged workspace for theater enthusiasts and curious. The "théâtrothèque" is also an area of meetings and exchanges. You can feed it and make it live!

A few steps from the Reform church, a library of the Arab World. Here, the funds are intended to regroup all books, texts and compilations on the Arab world in the literary, religious, sociological, economic or political fields. An original and plural perspective on this sometimes simplified culture, an inexhaustible source of data for those who are attracted, interested or affected by what is happening on the other side of the Mediterranean. Registration is essential.

I'm watched by many fans, the average age of these is higher than for France has a new talent, my audience is at the zenith, I'm… I'm: Question for a champion, of course! If you are one, or one, unconditional (the) of the game and you want to train for participation, you have fallen just: several candidates were selected to go to the capital! Gold masters and other "I take the hand" have been meeting every Saturday afternoon in a very convivial atmosphere for ten years. Here is a structure that makes a culture and culture a game.

Christian Trubert created this association for children. With or without the teachers, and from the EC 1, it offers them a very entertaining approach to this long-distance period of our history. Whether at the headquarters of the association or at the Simiane Collongue Museum, he knows how to interest them by cutting stones or sewing clothes with bone needles! All this according to an approach that can go from the half day to the more intensive internship of one week. This is a nice program!

This former mansion houses the second library - in many books - from the Cité des Papes. But beware, here is the culture of Provence, or even Latin culture, which is more precisely in honour. Teachers, students and curious can immerse themselves in the beauty and surprises of the region thanks to a large Provencal and archaeological library (more than 27 000 documents over the late th century period - beginning of the xxth century). It also contains the writings of the greatest authors of Provençal literature such as Theodore Aubanel, Emile Espérandieu, Joseph Roumanille or Frédéric Mistral. In addition to literature, the library is open to arts, history and science themes. For detailed searches, please contact the curator of the Roure Palace.

Each week, three médiabus cross different parts of the city by offering the loan of adult and young books, comic books, compact discs, videos and dvds. The schedules and addresses of the médiabus will be subject to changes due to the evolution of the tram yards.

The Mediterranean University Centre is so beautiful that it hardly dares to enter, yet it is open to all the public. This centre offers all kinds of seminars and conferences on the theme of the Mediterranean, to say all the diversity of conferences, debates and symposiums that are organized in this magical place.

The two reference addresses in snowboarding. Ziggy, the white rasta, well known to the station, or Jean-Jacques (the boss you will find in the shop Avenue Malhira) are the best to advise you!

At night you dream of sliding, of strong sensations, of being a hunter of curves on a Atomic, Dynastar, Rossignol, Volkl and many others or being a crazy rider on a Burton board.

Your dream can become reality with the most friendly Magic Snow team. Skuyline (Building L'anapurna) is their specialist in sportswear.

Prestigious brands like Oxbow, Sun Valley, Burton, Volcom… To stay up-to-date on the tracks! Other store: Malhira Avenue 04 93 02 49 30.

It is probably thanks to the Acropolis that Nice is the second largest congress town in France. 5 auditoriums of 250 to 2 500 places and 30 000 m ² of modular space, this centre also offers a sum of services to organise conventions, fairs, exhibitions and conferences.

A destination for Muslim families, their relatives or anyone interested in the living heritage of the Maghreb countries, this cultural centre was established in 1996. The only one in France to benefit from the approval of the association of family associations, which informs on its secular and apolitical side. The UNION is carried by active members, all sharing the same intent: show a festive, tolerant face, curious of the arts in all its forms until the culinary art. Knowledge, learning of Arabic languages, discoveries of handwritten writings (courses in calligraphy, graphic art), music, dances, sport… In short, everything that makes the Arab world greatness today. A beautiful annual showcase, the Eid Festival in October brings together all its positive impulses in many events, often the fruit of the workshops. Cultural and social, the UNION also plays an important role in the representation of families in the public authorities (administrative accompaniment, defence of children's interests, consumer rights…)

Present in Marseilles, the Jewish community is particularly active in the 6 ^th arrondissement. In the Castellane area, around the streets Rostand, Dragon, Saint-Suffren, it has private schools, snacks, restaurants, small cafes, tea rooms. True neighborhood life, there are hairdressers, grocery stores, supermarkets… In the middle of all these nearby shops, the Jewish cultural centre, which has been in existence since 1964, is an obligation for all those who want to go further. Activities are diverse and varied: seminars on Jewish history and thought, exhibitions, concert, cinema… For regular activities, Hebrew courses (oulpanim) are very serious. There is even a module for the récalcitrants, for those who really have difficulty with the language. They are invited to be more user-friendly, to learn to communicate in Hebrew, around a meal for example. Courses of capoeira also, book workshops, workshops for children, cooking courses… In short, something happens at the Fleg!

Architects Emmanuelle and Laurent Beaudouin, working with Ivry Serres, have created a remarkable building that blends harmoniously into the urban landscape. Using traditional materials and well-matched colors, the media library seduces with its carefully chosen configurations. Its architecture reflects the poetry of the place, with vast bay windows offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. With its 4,500 m² of space, it houses a library, conference and exhibition rooms, as well as areas dedicated to children.

Cotignac has a cultural space that is quite unique in the area. A media library which hosts a small cinema that offers a few films, both French and international. The program is posted on a board next to the entrance and broadcast on the Facebook page. A privileged access to culture for all, with also broadcasts of plays, operas and ballets. The kind of local initiative that should be welcomed and strongly supported.

Cannes-La-Bocca is a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France. For new arrivals, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is there to accompany them and help them integrate. The AVF Cannes-La-Bocca offers a range of cultural, leisure and sporting activities for its members. For newcomers looking for childcare services, the Yoopala agency is looking for babysitters among AVF members.

The AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is a voluntary association based in Vence. It offers a range of activities and services to help newcomers integrate into the town. The association also offers French courses for Ukrainian refugees welcomed to Vence.

Grasse is a welcoming city for newcomers. The AVF Grasse cultural association offers a wide range of activities to facilitate integration and encourage encounters between residents. Whether it's artistic, cultural, recreational or sporting activities, there's something for everyone. The AVF Grasse is part of the national Accueil des Villes Françaises network and has been awarded the quality label for the quality of service it provides to new arrivals. Thanks to the AVF Grasse, new arrivals can better integrate and enjoy the gentle pace of life in this beautiful region.