Carmen: The Spanish Revolution on The French Riviera
Daniel Benoin is back in Nice this month, directing one of the world’s most famous operas. And predictably, his adaptation has a twist.
Photographer Boris Wilensky, or The Art of Painting with a Camera
If you could choose just one photo exhibit to see all year, it would have to be Hurban Vortex in Cannes
A Full Week of Girl Power in Niçois Theatres
The ninth annual Festival Femmes en Scènes is underway, examining the place of women in present-day society
Monte-Carlo Celebrates Spring with Annual Arts Festival
For lovers of the arts, Monte-Carlo is the place to be this month, with the opening of the Spring Arts Festival, the Printemps des arts.
Peter Pan: When Théâtre Anthéa Turns Into Neverland
Period costumes, puppets, and retro-futuristic steampunk? Yes, Collectif La Machine is in the house!
Niçois Artists – Ambassadors of Culture, Architects of Peace
Nice is a magnificent city by all accounts. But this past Sunday, it showed the world its most beautiful face: that of friendship and solidarity
Two New Exhibitions at Musée Jean Cocteau in Menton
The Musée Jean Cocteau collection Séverin Wunderman recently reopened its doors and is celebrating this “re-inauguration” with two new temporary exhibitions, running until mid-March.
Monte-Carlo Opera Presents Wagner’s Tannhäuser
A real treat for fans of Richard Wagner as Opéra de Monte-Carlo presents Tannhäuser in the Principality this February.
All About Pinaud this Year in Museums Across the Region
With no less than three exhibitions of his works taking place in the region, 2017 is definitely going to be the year of Pascal Pinaud.
Menton’s Museums: Serving Asian Arts and Brunch this Winter
With the holiday festivities out of the way, the relaxed month of January is the perfect time for a visit to Menton and its cultural treasures.
Nice Opera presents Puccini’s Masterpiece Tosca
Opéra de Nice Côte d'Azur heralds the new year with one of the world’s best loved operas - Giacomo Puccini’s melodrama, Tosca.
Welcome back to Carnegie Hall, Mademoiselle Piaf!
60 years after the Môme de Paris’ showstopping performance in New York City, her Niçois reincarnation follows in her footsteps in January 2017.
Molière’s George Dandin: When 1668 Equals 2017
Collectif 8 revisits another literary classic in its inimitable theatro-cinematographic style at anthéa this January.
The Color Line: African-American Artists at Musée du Quai Branly
Your list of Paris museums to visit in the next few weeks just got longer by one unmissable exhibition.
A Private Donation the Size of Texas for Musée d’Orsay
An American couple’s ongoing love affair with Paris has resulted in the largest gift to a French museum by a foreign donor in over 70 years.