The best hobbies and leisure activities Paris 14th 75014

The Institut d 'Astrophysics de Paris (IAP) is a research unit at Pierre and Marie Curie University and the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS). In 2005, he became a Science Observatory of the Universe. For those who wish to keep abreast of astrophysical news, or who simply want to deepen their knowledge in this field, IAP offers a Tuesday a month of freely accessible conferences! These are given by renowned physicists or astrophysicists, on various subjects such as distance from stars, the extreme universe, new detection satellites, relativity, exploration of the Solar System, large observatories, etc. Even if these conferences are intended to be vulgaristors, they address a motivated audience as a priority. These subjects are often treated with passion by these great specialists.

This is a mysterious half-hidden establishment behind its grids, following the Luxembourg Gardens and the Great Explorers, at the end of the Observatory Avenue. The Paris Observatory is in fact a generic designation of the Paris observatories, of Meudon (these two institutions are closed to the public until 2020, due to rehabilitation work) and Nançay. The observatory in Paris as it is interested is one of the oldest in the world still active! He was founded in 1667 for the academic astronomers of Louis XIV, before he knew a story rich in discoveries and observations until the end of the twentieth century. Notable instruments present under dome are the splendid Arago Zago, whose construction was initiated by François Arago, director of the observatory from 1843 to 1853. It is a equatorial bezel with an objective of 38 cm diameter and 9 m of focal (the length of the tube being substantially identical). Put into service in 1854, it is the largest beet in the world. Today, it serves mainly the general public (as part of specific visits), and sometimes for students' practical work. To note the presence very close to the Garden of the Observatory (access by the 98 Arago Boulevard), which houses a hundred trees of various tree trees, flower beds, etc., from which we have an interesting view on the dome Arago although a little distant. Since 1992, the Meridian of Paris has been spotted on the ground, perfectly visible from the entrance grid of the garden.

Founded in Paris in 1994, the ENAC-ENAD association in Paris offers a rich and varied range of cultural and artistic activities for all ages. Whether you'd like to discover theater, take up drawing, painting or comics, learn music or singing, or perfect your foreign language skills, you'll find courses to suit your age and level. Enthusiastic teachers will support you in your artistic learning and share their love of the arts and culture with you. It's an association worth getting to know.

The Société centrale d'Apiculture (SCA) was created more than 150 years ago to contribute to the bee's survival, fighting ancestral bee practices (étouffage) which lead virtually to destroying strong colonies and thus to promoting the survival of the weakest strains. Recognized as a public utility in March 1900, FCC strongly contributed to the prohibition of these practices at the beginning of the th century. The organizer of several exhibitions and congresses, she was responsible for the creation of many bee groups.

The company has set itself the objective of disseminating scientific knowledge and their extension, has never ceased its mission of adult training at the Apiary School of Jardin du Luxembourg and more recently children, at the Pédagogique Pedagogical Centre of Parc Georges Brassens.

For several decades now, the bee has been threatened by pesticides used extensively in intensive agriculture, and today by introducing genetically modified plants (gmos) into our environment whose consequences could prove catastrophic for pollinators insects and thus for man. Recognition of the bee's essential role in ecosystems and the preservation of natural balances is now at the heart of this association's concerns for bees, honey and beekeepers. Join!

Learn to sing in a Beaux-Arts workshop in the City of Paris. The one in Montparnasse offers a choral singing training (initiation and improvement) led by Isabelle Hébrard. Accessible without hearing or testing, it will allow you to develop your vocal personality, while being immediately immersed in collective singing. Courses are held at the end of the day on Thursdays at the Cité universitaire (14th) and on Fridays in the 15th arrondissement.

Fabienne has been using the Tarots de Marseille for over 30 years to help her clients find answers to their questions and clarify their situations. She offers consultations by reservation only. Fabienne is known for her professionalism and experience in the field of clairvoyance. She will guide you and clarify your situation.