William Klein – Toast of the French Riviera this Summer
For the public at large, he may not be as famous as the likes of Cartier-Bresson or Robert Capa, but photographer and filmmaker William Klein revolutionized the art of modern photography.
Time to Party Across Europe with Tripnparty
Travellers looking for a good night out can now rejoice as a new site has recently launched in a number of European cities.
Bonnard and Vuillard Reunited in Le Cannet this Summer
Pierre Bonnard would have turned 150 this year, and the museum that bears his name in Le Cannet is celebrating this milestone with a summer-long exhibition.
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.
Adieu, John Montague, Irish Poet and Niçois Friend
Having shared his time between Dublin and Nice, both cities mourn the loss of one of the greatest contemporary poets and writers.
The Three Stunning Paris Exhibitions That Have the World Abuzz
When in Paris, do as the Parisians do! And this December, they flock to three exceptional and unusual exhibitions.
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.
Bataclan Rising from the Ashes of Terror
On the eve of the one year anniversary of the deadly Paris terror attack, the famed music venue reopens on November 12, 2016 with a Sting concert.
Three of Europe’s Greatest Writers Revived in Unmissable Paris Exhibits
This year, the City of Light honours the lives and legacies of Victor Hugo, Honoré de Balzac, and Oscar Wilde in superb individual exhibits.
Crowd Sail for the Marseille Provence Boat Parade
The Rio Games are history. Now it’s full steam ahead for Marseille to support Paris as a 2024 Olympics candidate, and to show off its own watersports facilities.
Victor Vasarely Celebrated with Three Exhibitions
Three exhibits are underway in the region, celebrating the 110th anniversary of the birth of Hungarian-Franco artist Victor Vasarely.
New Premises, Fit for a Cordon Bleu Chef
A view of the Eiffel Tower from your stove is mandatory when you are a culinary champion in Paris. Le Cordon Bleu finally realized that, too.
In the Frame – Jacques Henri Lartigue
An exhibition dedicated to the work of Jacques Henri Lartigue takes place this summer at Théâtre de la Photographie et de l’Image in Nice.
The Champs-Élysées Film Festival and Marilyn
It doesn’t happen every day that a veritable Broadway star wanders into your office to promote, say, the Champs-Elysées Film Festival.
On The Fringe – Paris Fringe, That Is
Every self-respecting metropolis the world over has its own English language theatre festival. Paris has finally caught with the Paris Fringe.