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Beginners or experienced dancers, it is the pleasure of dancing to discover and practice that brings together the members of the Club de danses d'Occitanie et d'ailleurs de Tournefeuille one Tuesday per month. The association proposes to learn the numerous dances that can be found in traditional balls all over France, but especially those more specific to the Occitanie region: rondeaux, bourrées, béarmais jumps... To practice, a ball open to all is organized once a quarter.

Artist's Square Gallery was opened in 2008, after others in Paris, Lyon, Lille or Barcelona… She wants a window open to contemporary creation. Its purpose? Support artistic creation and diversity by opening self-service exhibition spaces. Many artists exhibit in this gallery. Include Françoise Bossut, Céline Bedat, Chamoro, Manuel Nelson Fabiano, Sylvie Delarse, Pascal Giroud, Patricia Hervé, Emeline, Chantal Esteban Virginie Van Den Bogaert or Leslie Xuereb Amiel, each choosing his technique (acrylic, mixed, collage, oil) and his style (abstract, figurative, illustration, landscape…)… Don't miss to discover the online shop, on the website, to buy in privacy!

La Place de la Danse (or Centre de développement chorégraphique national) supports the creation and research of choreographic artists by hosting them in residence, producing or co-producing their works and presenting them during its season and its annual festival. The institute accompanies all audiences, trains dancers through the "Extensions" program and offers several events during the season: the Dance Day, the Ici & Là festival, Danse à la cinémathèque and the Bloom Festival.

Miss-Pole is a dance school located in Toulouse. It offers Pole Dance and Effeuillage classes. The school has two addresses, one in Toulouse, at 36 Rue d'Alsace Lorraine, and the other in Muret, at 21 Rue Pierre de Fermat. Miss-Pole is easily accessible by public transport, with the Capitole and Jean Jaurès metro stations nearby. The school also offers gift cards for friends and family.

The Centre occitan des musiques et danses traditionnelles (COMDT) in Toulouse is the ideal place to discover and preserve the rich oral culture of the Occitanie region. With its global approach to teaching, awareness-raising, creation and dissemination, instrument making and documentation, the COMDT is committed to promoting this precious intangible heritage. Open to exchanges with Mediterranean and ancient traditions, it represents a veritable embassy for Occitan and its living artistic expressions, demonstrating a permanent commitment to the transmission of these cultural treasures.