Caribbean dances
The Caribbean dance section workshops provide an introduction to traditional and modern West Indian dances, for all levels. They combine fitness, cardio-training and anti-stress benefits, while offering you a chance to enjoy yourself, listen to Caribbean rhythms and learn more about Caribbean culture. The sessions include a gradual warm-up, followed by short choreographies inspired by different dances from the West Indies: gwo ka from Guadeloupe, Bèlè from Martinique, Haitian Kompa, biguine, mazurka, Caribbean quadrille, zouk, kuduro.
Fitness outfit, bare feet
Access conditions
To have paid the annual subscription to the Council of Europe Amicale
Paying (see rates below – fees are charged in addition to the Amicale subscription)
Rates
Charge of 5 € per session - Free of charge for trainees
Schedules
Fridays, 1:10–2:00 p.m. Bastion Dance Studio (Room 3)
The “Bastion” is located near the Palais
To get there: Take elevator No. 2 at the Palais, go to level -2, exit to the right, and cross the courtyard toward the small garage area (diagonally to the left). The dance studio will be the first on the left once you enter the Bastion (badge required). You can also ask the security guard in the guardhouse—located to the left as you exit the Palais—to direct you to Room 3.
In charge 
PALAIS - Office 0 020
+33(0)3 90 21 54 95
[email protected]
From Monday to Friday :
- 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
- 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.