This new brand proposes 100% natural fruit juices made in France, more precisely in the Alsace region (north-east). The brand's recipe for success? Joyful and colorful packagings, with funny and catchy names, and above all, the use of French quality products. These natural fruit juices are free of conservative and colorants. Borderline do not add […]
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- December 31, 2013
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For the 50th anniversary of Jean Cocteau's death, on October 11th 1963, the Palais-Royal gardens host an exhibition of photographs devoted to the artist. It describes the profound, unswerving links that exist between the moviemaker and this district where he used to live for around fifteen years, and which he said was "like a village […]
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- December 30, 2013
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The Palais de la Découverte proposes an exhibition understandable by ten-year-olds, explaining what radioactivity is. How is it used, especially in the medical field? What are its dangers? This show answers every question a child (or an adult) may have about radioactivity. The exhibition also presents the tragic accidents caused by radioactivity in the world, […]
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- December 27, 2013
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The Musée Bourdelle's new exhibition comprises around sixty photographs of the workshop of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929), which was both a place where he created his artworks and lived with his family. Some of the pictures were taken by the artist himself or his relatives. The show draws a parallel between these works and drawings, […]
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- December 26, 2013
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The Bio Sphère Café is a 100% organic and gluten-free creperie, patisserie and caterer. Founded by Sylvie, a pastry chef who worked for Ladurée and Angélina, this place appeals all the gourmets looking for products that are both good for their health and delicious. The lovely macaroons and birthday cakes are our favorite products. If […]
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- December 26, 2013
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The Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature (Museum of Hunting and Nature) presents an exhibition by Marion Laval-Jeantet and Benoît Mangin on the boundaries between animals and humans, taking inspiration from the fantasy universe of "The Garden of Early Delights", painted by Hieronymus Bosch. Exhibition: "Art Orienté Objet", from October 22nd 2013 to […]
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- December 25, 2013
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Beauty addicts who are concerned about their health have learned to read their products' labels thanks to Greenpeace's Cosmétox guide (published in 2005), which tackles the issue of cancerous cosmetics. Now there is a free iPhone app that enables you to know the composition of your favorite products, in a quick and simple way, directly […]
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- December 24, 2013
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The now famous Galerie des Galeries Lafayette (the Gallery of the Galeries Lafayette) presents an exhibition devoted everyday objects reinterpreted by the artist Alexandra Fau. Exhibition: "The Tyranny of Objects", from October 16th 2013 to January 4th 2014. Open Tuesday - Saturday from 11am to 7pm. Free entrance. Overview of the exhibition "The Tyranny of […]
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- December 24, 2013
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The Château de Versailles celebrates the 400th anniversary of André Le Nôtre's birth, by presenting an exhibition that revisits the life of this very famous gardener, as well as his art and the influence he had in the court. Exhibition: "Le Nôtre in Perspectives: 1616-2013", from October 22nd 2013 to February 23rd 2014. Open every […]
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- December 23, 2013
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The Musée du Louvre presents a monumental work made by the contemporary artist Monique Frydman. The show echoes another exhibition of the museum, called "The Springtime of the Renaissance. Sculptures and Arts in Florence, 1400-1460". Exhibition: "Monique Frydman, The Sassetta Polyptych", from September 26th 2013 to January 6th 2014. Open every day except Tuesday, from […]
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- December 20, 2013
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