The Little Festival That Could
The Festival de Nice Cinéroman has quietly become one of France's most respected showcases for literary adaptation
An Artist’s Journey Between Mediterranean Roots and Andean Horizons
Dominique Pavard’s retrospective in Cannes spans more than forty years of dedication, passion, and meticulously executed art
Escape to the French Côte de Granit Rose this Autumn
If after this long and hot summer you are ready for some cooler weather and quieter times, an early-autumn visit to the north coast of Brittany might just be perfect.
Niki’s Nanas On the Road to Belo Horizonte
After an initial, much fêted presentation in the USA, Niki de Saint-Phalle's exuberant figures bring their colourful rebellion to South America.
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Anthéa’s Thirteenth Season: The Boldest and Most Poetic One Yet
Director Daniel Benoin wields art as a scalpel to probe, unsettle, and inspire.
Cannes Launches StreetNav, the “Waze” for Integrated City Living
A specialised GPS app puts accessibility at users’ fingertips, guiding them through the city with real-time obstacle alerts and personalised routing.
Literature Without Borders at Monaco’s Book Fair
The Principality’s Salon International du Livre brings authors and readers together for two days of immersive exchange
Spotlight on Parc Vaugrenier’s Tiniest Ecosystems
A new outdoor photo exhibition zooms in on the intricate biodiversity of insects in the Mediterranean wetlands
Medieval Streets Replace Red Carpets at Cannes’ Most Authentic Festival
The 12th dition of Le Suquet des Arts is where exhibitions, concerts, circus, street performances, breakdance, open-air cinema, workshops and visual arts activities come together for a two day party.
Junior Fritz Jacquet: The Origami Master Who Transforms Paper into Dreams
The renowned paper sculptor’s immersive installation "Léa's Ocean" is currently on display in Nice, creating fascinating underwater worlds from ten tons of recycled materials.
La Castellada’s Night Time Walks Brings Saints and Rebels Back to Life
Compagnie Miranda revives centuries of Nice’s defiant history in a moonlit walking performance through the Colline du Château
The Poise of Sumō: Japan’s Sacred Sport Comes to Nice’s Asian Arts Museum
The most ambitious sumō exhibition ever held in France explores the many facets of a fascinating phenomenon between sport and culture.
How Two Dynasties’ Destinies Intertwined and Created Modern-Day Monaco
A new exhibition at Grimaldi Forum reveals how a chance encounter in 1815 sparked the Principality's transformation from a marginalised outpost into a sovereign jewel of the Mediterranean
Cannes’ Handiplage Expands: Sailing Freedom for Persons with Reduced Mobility
Mayor Lisnard adds adaptive sailing to the city's accessible beach, reinforcing his commitment to inclusive sport on the Riviera
Cézanne’s Triumphant Return to His Beloved Jas de Bouffan
Musée Granet reunites the master with his family home in summer's most ambitious exhibition