Culture Paris 10th 75010

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.

Opened in 2008, this centre, designed by the Paris City Hall, is intended to support young musicians. There are rehearsal and recording studios and various other spaces where you can learn about the profession. In addition to this, a 300-seat auditorium regularly showcases new talent. The place is also the setting for two convivial places, the Scopitone restaurant and the Mange-Disques bar.

A protest political association is a tool of resistance and a political component of the fight for an alternative society. Lesbian, transsexual and gay excited by moral order, patriarchy, sexism, racism, all security, social regressions and everything else. The association, one of the oldest in the community, participates in numerous events and organizes APuPa, i. e. Public Gatherings of the Panthers, whose dates are on the site.

Beit Haverim - «House of friends» in Hebrew - is a gay and lesbian Jewish group. Its vocation is to bring together, in a spirit of tolerance, openness and mixing, LGBT Jewish people and their friends, to offer them an area of reception, conviviality and reflection, especially in view of this dual identity. Beit Haverim is also the fight against discrimination and all expressions of homophobia and anti-Semitism. Offices are present in several cities in France and a special reception is made to Jewish parents. Beit Haverim is a member of the LGBT Paris CENTRE, Inter LGBT, RAVAD and World Congress of GLBT Jewish Organizations. It was founded in 1977 and therefore is one of the oldest French LGBT associations still active. It has 200 members and 500 sympathizers.

For 40 years, Les Gais Retraités à Paris has been fighting the loneliness of older gays with its motto "In search of time regained". Its rich and varied program offers retired and early-retired gays and their companions a multitude of convivial activities: dinners, talks, walks, trips, cultural outings, board games and more. This association plays an essential role in creating a caring space where LGBTQ+ seniors can meet up, exchange ideas and share moments of complicity. Join this friendly community and live a new life surrounded by caring friends.