Farniente and that’s it
To hell with the hustle and bustle of Paris, the hands on our dial are on Southern time. That’s right, where the schedule is aligned with summer farniente.
Savour the moment
We’re entering one of the most eagerly-awaited eras of the year: the one when, on the whole, everyone is more… relaxed. Sunshine, festivals, terraces, fresh salads and granitas – it’s all happening at just the right time!
TUNIS SUR SEINE: THE 5TH ANNUAL EVENT CELEBRATING AN ENTIRE HERITAGE
On 5th of July 2025, the Tunis sur Seine Festival will be taking place at the Point Fort in Aubervilliers for a colourful 5th edition, featuring alternative Arab and Mediterranean music. A not-to-be-missed event in the Paris Region!
Transit Festival: 1st edition of an Indie Pop event with guests from the Middle East and North Africa!
On 14th and 15th of June 2025, the Transit Festival will be stopping off in Paris at the Cabaret Sauvage for its very first edition, before continuing on to Berlin. Artists from the Middle East and North Africa will be thrilling audiences with their spellbinding sounds!
How about a little optimism?
It’s fair to say that the journey this year has not been a smooth one. Every month in 2025 has had its share of anvil-like baggage.
LALLAB FESTIVAL: AN EVENT BY FEMINIST MUSLIM SISTERS THAT YOU’RE GOING TO LOVE!
Meet the team at the Bellevilloise this Sunday 1st of June from noon for the 9th edition of the Lallab Festival, the feminist and anti-racist festival celebrating Muslim women.
The other 8th of May 1945: the massacres of Sétif, Guelma and Kherrata
Haven’t you noticed the obvious? The inexorable link between France and Algeria. This beautiful country that goes out of its way to reject the other, as if their blood and tears had not been mixed.
The month that lasts 35 hours
The month of May often tells a story full of interludes. It begins with a
September 2024 – Calm down!
Friends of July, friends of August, the counters are finally at zero for everyone. September is back in full swing and you’ll be reminded of your duties. Sorry, that sounds too military. So we’re going to take the new school year in our stride.
Lana Del Rey comes back to Rock en Seine 10 years later in a total Chanel look
The 40,000 festival-goers were not disappointed by this long-awaited come back. Not only was the concert expected to be grandiose, but so was the artist’s look. And what better way to pay tribute to the City of Light than by choosing Chanel to dress her from head to toe?
