Waldorf Astoria Hotel: The End of an Era As We Know It
New York City’s elite will need to find another venue for their gatherings while their favourite haunt is undergoing an extreme makeover
New Leadership, New Direction at Musée Henri Matisse
The generational shift at one of Nice’s premier art museums reveals ambitious projects
Cannes Film Festival: 70 Years Young, and No Facelift Required
The world’s most glamorous film festival rocks its milestone anniversary with a string of spectacular events all year long.
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
Jazzing it Up at the Théâtre Francis Gag This Weekend
A big treat is in store for local music lovers: the Nice Jazz Orchestra is stopping over in town.
Khaled Youssef: “Art is the One True Antidote to Ignorance”
There is so much to say about Khaled Youssef that it would easily fill a book. But three words sum him up: Surgeon, Artist, Altruist.
Nice-Berlin Solidar(t)ité: A Unique Show of Support Beyond Borders
On January 29, over 20 of the finest Niçois artists are coming together for a charity event for the victims of the Berlin Christmas market terror attack
A Winter Journey to the Inuit People
A new exhibit at Cannes’ Espace Miramar explores the surprisingly rich cultural life of the world’s northern-most civilisation.
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.
Laying A Musical Bouquet of 84 Flowers at the Feet of Nice
An eye witness to the Nice terrorist attack of July 14, 2016, Polish-American musician faSade has more than just a powerful song to share.
Luminographer Gaspare Di Caro Makes Cannes Sparkle and Shine
A festive seasonal artistic light installation showcases Cannes’ historic architecture and heritage.
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.
Helmut Newton Expo to Inaugurate New Location of Musée de la Photographie
Lovers of artful photography have a date with one of the undisputed masters of the genre on 17 February, 2017