Locations
Résidence des Récollets
First established as a convent by the Franciscans in the 17th century, then used as a military hospital and hospice, this site was repurposed for cultural use in 1974. Now shared between the Maison de l’Architecture and an artist residency, the Récollets form a space that inspires and nurtures both creation and research. The past resonates here with the present.
The mission of the Résidence des Récollets is to summon the memory of a place, of a history, of an architectural heritage, and both material and immaterial traces in the service of artistic creation
and research.
150 - 154, rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin - 75010 Paris
Subway 4 - 5 - 7 : Gare de l'Est
Consulat Voltaire
What if we partied in a former electrical substation? That is the bold vision of the Consulat: a generator of multidisciplinary creation. Beneath its vast industrial nave, it hosts artists, thinkers, musicians, and citizens working together toward a more just world, a true consulate of the living, where art rhymes with commitment.
14, avenue Parmentier - 75011 Paris
Subway 9 : Voltaire
www.leconsulat.org
Synagogue Copernic
Inaugurated on December 1st, 1907, the Copernic Synagogue, with its Art Deco style, is the first liberal
Jewish synagogue in France. Within its walls, men and women take part together in the service, accompanied by a mixed choir, without separation. True to this spirit of openness, the community has been welcoming the Sacré Sound Festival since its very first edition.
24, rue Copernic - 75116 Paris
Subway 2 : Victor Hugo
Musée d'Art
et d'Histoire
du Judaïsme
Located in the former Hôtel de Saint-Aignan, this museum traces the history and culture of Jewish communities through the centuries. Its auditorium, set in the former courtyard of the hôtel particulier, hosts each year a rich and diverse cultural program.
71, rue du Temple - 75003 Paris
Subway 11 : Rambuteau
www.mahj.org/fr
Temple du Foyer de l'Âme
Built in 1907, this Protestant temple is striking for its architecture: freely inspired by the aesthetics of the great department stores of the time, it gives the building a bright and distinctive elegance.
7B, rue du Pasteur Wagner - 75011 Paris
Subway 5 : Bréguet-Sabin
Café
de la Danse
Now a Paris institution, this venue has hosted concerts and performances since 1992. Its specialty lies in French chanson, which reigns supreme here, alongside folk music, indie rock, jazz, and world music.
5 pass. Louis-Philippe - 75011 Paris
Subway 5 - 8 : Bastille
www.cafedeladanse.com
Église
Saint-Eustache
The third largest church in Paris and an emblematic landmark of the Les Halles district, Saint-Eustache had its foundation stone laid in the 13th century. Since then, it has hosted a rich and diverse cultural program, faithful to its long-standing musical tradition.
146, rue Rambuteau - 75001 Paris
Subway 1 - 4 - 7 - 11 - 14 - A - B - D : Châtelet