New Temporary Exhibit Revisits YSL’s Asian Inspiration
An adaptation of the iconic fashion designer’s Paris expo “L’Asie rêvée d’Yves St. Laurent” is currently on show at the Musée des Arts Asiatiques in Nice
English City Breaks, Part 2: Bristol – Blackbeard, Brunel and Banksy
The quirky city lovingly called “Brizzle” by its locals is home to many a notable resident. One of them: a 9.5 ton bell named George which has its own Twitter account
English City Breaks, Part 1: Bath – Romans, Royals, and Rugby
Small as it is, Britain’s second-most popular tourist destination after London packs a serious punch
Shen Yun – Reviving 5,000 years of Chinese civilization at Nice Acropolis
One of the world’s premier music and dance groups brings back to life an ancient culture that was nearly lost. This weekend, the spectacular show stops over in Nice.
Thales Alenia Space: Cannes’ Technology Trailblazer Turns 90
La Bocca’s flagship company has kicked off its jubilee year with an open air expo covering nine decades of aerospatial progress
The Eleventh Edition of Festival Femmes en Scènes in Nice – A Triumph
The final curtain of Françoise Nahon’s festival paying tribute to women in the performing arts has just fallen with a spectacular closing concert
Cannes’ Surprising Connection to Ireland’s Patron Saint Patrick
The Film Capital of Europe paints the town green in honour of St. Patrick this weekend and reveals a well-kept secret
Victor Fraser: “Art is a Weapon of Mass Seduction”
The famous Canadian street artist and Nice fell in love with each other in 2016. But does the story have a happy ending?
How the Biot Animal Tragedy Sparked a Wave of Positive Actions
Animal abandon and abuse run rampant in France. Luckily there are great animal welfare organisations and activists that help restore faith in humans.
Seeing (Mostly) Red at the Ferrari Exposition in Monaco
The Car Collection of HSH Prince Albert of Monaco currently features a special exhibition of some of the rarest and finest Prancing Horses ever built
When Collectif 8 Meets Kafka, Artistic Alchemy Happens
For its latest masterpiece, Théâtre anthéa’s house company tackles Le Chateau, one of the most complex literary texts ever written, with tremendous success
Rafa Going for the Dozen at the 113th Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters
The traditional start of the European clays court season gets underway in April, pitting men’s tennis elite against a young generation of players eager to prove its mettle
Michelin Stars Raining Down on Menton’s Mirazur Restaurant
Mauro Colagreco, the first foreign-born chef to be awarded three stars in the gourmet bible’s French edition, has a recipe for success
Patti Smith is Looking For You this Summer
As if August wasn’t already hot enough in the South of France, the legendary American singer/songwriter will be cranking up the heat a few more notches in Nice and Marseille
Théâtre de la Cité: “Racists Won’t Stop our Commitment to A Multicultural Society”
While Black French humorist Donel Jack’sman deflects a vile insult from a spectator in mid-show with grace, the depth of racism running rampant in Nice is exposed