Bienvenue à l’édition 2024 du Paris Zen Festival, un événement devenu incontournable pour tous les passionnés de bien-être et de sérénité. Forts du succès retentissant des éditions 2022 et 2023, qui ont rassemblé des milliers de visiteurs dans une atmosphère de partage et de découverte, nous sommes ravis de vous inviter à cette nouvelle édition. Rejoignez-nous pour vivre des moments uniques de détente, d’apprentissage et de rencontres, et participez à une aventure zen au cœur de Paris.
L’année dernière, votre participation et votre enthousiasme ont été le cœur de notre festival. Découverte de pratiques, démonstration de fly yoga, rencontre de nouveaux enseignants, boissons rafraîchissantes sous le soleil, petits créateurs et massages sous les arbres ont rythmé ces deux jours de rencontre.
Nous avons hâte de vous accueillir et de partager ensemble cette expérience qui marque chaque année le début de l’été.
Deux jours de rencontres et de pratiques aux creux des arbres pour partager la découverte de méthodes de ressourcement et de bien-être dans un cadre chaleureux et détendu :
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Un festival de yoga et de pratiques douces sans quitter la capitale !
Venez le temps d’un week-end retrouver vos cours habituels et découvrir de nouvelles pratiques inédites.
Des cours et ateliers à la carte, en solo ou en duo, venez assister aux cours et activités de votre choix, sur inscription préalable.
Venez découvrir nos pratiques régulières en salle ou en extérieur, ainsi que de nouvelles pratiques mises à l’honneur pour le festival !
Cours collectifs, jeux, moments partagés en plein air, détente… les Terrasses Zen vous accueillent !
Au menu, du bio, du bon, des boissons fraîches et des snacks gourmands pour petits et grands
Les cours et ateliers sont réservables en ligne, directement depuis votre compte Bsport !
Une initiation au yoga douce pour les 5-12 ans.
Un yoga doux et accessible à tous pour prendre soin du dos et des articulations.
Un moment hors du temps pour se ressourcer.
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L’Espace City’zen Paris est nettoyé et aéré tout au long de la journée. Nous vous demandons de nous accompagner dans le respect des normes sanitaires pour préserver la santé de chacun !
Selon la réglementation en vigueur, le pass sanitaire est obligatoire pour accéder aux cours en salle.
Espace City'zen Paris
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