On June 23, 2024, the vibrant city of Nice will once again host the Pink Parade, a dynamic and colourful celebration dedicated to promoting LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion.
Ella Dyer is very soft spoken, her kindness and warmth are echoed in her voice. Hailing from LA, Ella has settled in Nice and is part and parcel of the fabric that makes Nice, Nice.
Featuring 170 of the late press photographer Henri Dauman’s unpublished images, “The Manhattan Darkroom” retrospective studies New York City and the USA at a crucial point in history
Anchored in the rich heritage of carnival festivities in Nice, Lou Queernaval, the inaugural gay carnival in France, has become a beloved event that embraces inclusivity and unity for all.
In various cities worldwide where numerous LGBTQ+ establishments are shutting down, the French Riviera is bucking this trend. Instead of closures, new businesses are not only emerging but thriving.
This year, from July 18-21, the Nice Jazz Festival will once again feature a diverse array of spectacular artists both new and highly recognized from around the world at the Théâtre de Verdure and Place Masséna.
Another excellent conversation with the very knowledgeable Jameson Farn. We look firstly at the Nice Pride event. The French Riviera offers a warm welcome to everyone, and that means everyone.
It’s Pride time again in the Côte d’Azur and this year it all takes place on Saturday, July 23, 2022 with the parade route starting at Théâtre de Verdure
Every city seems to have that one place where no matter what people come together, and Le Swing is considered just such an establishment in the Nice LGBTQ nightlife scene.
The capital of the French Riviera joins a roster of cities around the world bearing the prestigious label, receiving the distinction notably for its contribution to winter tourism.