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History Exhibition

History Exhibition

Institut kurde de Paris

Name: Institut kurde de Paris
Address: 106 Rue La Fayette, 75010 Paris, France
Telephone: +33 1 48 24 64 64
Rating: 4.7

Faubourg Poissonnière

A living archive where Kurdish language, history, and heritage find a home in Paris. Browse manuscripts, attend talks, or simply soak up a space quietly devoted to a culture that refuses to fade.

Cultural archive

Language preservation

Quiet study space

Specialized library

Tips

📜"for the defense of a many thousand year old culture in peril"

📚browse rare manuscripts and Kurdish language collections

Institut kurde de Paris

106 Rue La Fayette, 75010 Paris, France

+33 1 48 24 64 64

www.institutkurde.org

Upcoming at Institut kurde de Paris

Saturday, Jun 13

Présentation et dédicace du recueil « Commencements »

June 13 at 4pm

Seyhmus Dagtekin reads from "Commencements," his new collection honoring voices from the past, accompanied by harpist Ilona Akin. A literary and musical afternoon that bridges poetry and memory.

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Institut kurde de Paris

Faubourg PoissonnièreOpens Friday at 10:00 AM

History Exhibition

A living archive where Kurdish language, history, and heritage find a home in Paris. Browse manuscripts, attend talks, or simply soak up a space quietly devoted to a culture that refuses to fade.

Cultural archive

Language preservation

Quiet study space

Specialized library

Tips

📜"for the defense of a many thousand year old culture in peril"

📚browse rare manuscripts and Kurdish language collections

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4.7

Institut kurde de Paris

106 Rue La Fayette, 75010 Paris, France

+33 1 48 24 64 64

www.institutkurde.org

Directions

Upcoming at Institut kurde de Paris

Saturday, Jun 13

Présentation et dédicace du recueil « Commencements »

June 13 at 4pm

Seyhmus Dagtekin reads from "Commencements," his new collection honoring voices from the past, accompanied by harpist Ilona Akin. A literary and musical afternoon that bridges poetry and memory.