Cultural associations Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Cavaillon, a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, offers a warm welcome to new arrivals thanks to the AVF Cavaillon cultural association. AVF Cavaillon offers a variety of regular and occasional workshops to encourage meetings and exchanges between residents. In addition, the association helps new arrivals to get to know the town and its region better. The association also organizes drop-in sessions during school vacations.

Pertuis, a charming town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, offers a wide range of cultural activities thanks to the AVF Cultural Association. You can chat with members of the association, get information about the town and its surroundings, or sign up for one of their activities. The AVF invites you to discover Pertuis' media library, heritage, countryside and Provencal traditions. It's also an opportunity to meet others who are going through the same experience as you. So don't hesitate to join the AVF Pertuis-et-Sud-Luberon to feel good about your new town and your life.

Hyères 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 help them integrate and discover the town. The AVF Hyères offers a wide range of events and activities to encourage encounters and personal development. However, please note that the offices are closed during school vacations. The AVF Hyères also offers activities at the Park-Hotel, which are also suspended during school vacations.

Le Luc en Provence is a town that offers a variety of activities and services for newcomers. The AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is a voluntary association offering information and advice to people who have just moved to the area. The AVF also offers workshops and cultural activities for residents.

Draguignan is a welcoming city for newcomers. With its 40,000 inhabitants, it offers a pleasant living environment just 25 km from the sea. Draguignan's AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is there to help new residents settle in and encourage social encounters. AVF volunteers are on hand to provide information and help newcomers integrate into their new town. The association also offers fun activities to enable residents to enjoy themselves while making new friends.

The AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) in Sainte-Maxime is an association dedicated to welcoming newcomers to the town and surrounding area and helping them settle in. Their aim is to provide you with addresses, practical contacts and answers to your questions. In addition to welcoming newcomers, the AVF also offers a wide range of recreational, cultural and sporting activities supervised by a qualified team of volunteer leaders. Whether you want to discover the charm of the Gulf of Sainte-Maxime, the Massif des Maures or the hinterland, the AVF offers you the opportunity to integrate and meet new people.

Toulon's AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is a voluntary association dedicated to helping newcomers integrate into the city. The AVF offers a variety of cultural, sporting and leisure activities throughout the year. The association's volunteer members run these activities in a friendly, convivial atmosphere. Newcomers to Toulon can take part in cultural visits, sports outings and foreign language conversations. The association's website also provides further information on the activities on offer.

The fortifications of yesteryear remain the Soubran portal, at the top of the village, and the Soutran portal at the bottom, allowing to close access with heavy doors. The church, at the top of the village, of neo-Romanesque style, dates back to the th century. Inside, there are two shrines in Saint Concorde and Saint Antoine, a Sculpted Chair, various pieces of goldsmith. Close to the village, the mill of the Sault, a group of three oil mills from the 1918 th century, worked until. Left behind, they fell into ruins, but have since been completely restored.

Châlons is home to the Association des Maîtres Restaurateurs Varois, a cultural association dedicated to gastronomy. Maîtres Restaurateurs are chefs who showcase local, sustainable products. You can reserve your table online or order takeaway. Châlons' Maîtres Restaurateurs include Stéphane Bureau of La botte d'asperges, Thomas Busnoult of Le Lion d'Or, Ludivine Sain of La Route Bleue, Benjamin Banton and Jessica Campbell of Kara, Aurélien Simon of Mataurel, Max Aievola of Zia Concetta, Henri Pellard of Le Coligny, Florent Langloy of Brasserie Terre de Bières, Brigitte Le Pelletier of Fiftyespace, Louis-Victor Vandenbosch of La Table de Joseph, Jonathan Lemaire of Avarum, Ludovic Le Torc'h of Restaurant de la Pointe, Ester Pena of La Villa Restaurant, Catherine Hugues of Moulin Castelas, Christophe Pulizzi of Restaurant L'Olivier, Julie Dufosse of Kok Piraat, and Georges & Camille Fatna & Geniès of ELO-CJ Jossamel. For more information, follow them on Instagram.

Since 1866, the Ligue de l'Enseignement de Vaucluse has been a pillar of popular education and citizenship in Avignon. With its network of associations and committed volunteers, it promotes access to education, culture, leisure and sport for all. It organizes activities and training courses to promote living together, secularism and republican values. It encourages the emergence of innovative and solidarity-based projects, fights against exclusion and inequality, and participates in the animation of local life. Join the organization and make a commitment to a fairer, more caring society.