Parisians Flock to the Movies During the Fête du Cinéma
Along with being known for its beauty and sophistication, the city of Paris also has a reputation for its film culture. The number of cinemas in Paris is impressive, and visitors may notice the abundance of small, independently owned theaters that usually show more artistic films. As a result, visit...
Flamenco Rhythms Dazzle the Théâtre National de Chaillot
In late June the Théâtre National de Chaillot will be taken over by the rhythm of flamenco. Originally from Andalusia, Spain, flamenco has risen in popularity across the world. In fact, the Spanish dance has even been named a 'Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity' by UNESCO. ...
Art Curators Step into the Spotlight at the Palais de Tokyo
From June 21 until September 9, 2013, the Palais de Tokyo will be presenting some of the most talented art curators from across the globe, in an exhibition called 'Nouvelles Vagues' ('New Waves'). This exhibition will transform the contemporary art museum into a place where young curators can come to ex...
Mozza & Co Offers Gourmet Mozzarella at the Pont de l'Alma
Mozza & Co is an innovative new concept in dining, revolving around a gourmet food truck that brings authentic Italian food to hungry Parisians on the go. Usually when you want food fast, you are stuck with the same boring options, but Mozza & Co is trying to change that. Those who are ne...