Events
Fête de la Bretagne
Brittany isn’t isolated, but open to the world. While it celebrates its traditions, it’s also forward-looking and fun-loving.
The Smaller (and Furrier) New Yorkers
What do Jerry, Mickey Mouse, or Ratatouille have in common? Whiskers, two tiny ears, and a bald tail.
Tartan Day Parade
It was an unexpected surprise to watch the Scottish people of New York, proud of their heritage, parade in their traditional garb.
Homme/Animal
The French Dance Center in Aurillac, Auvergne will produce a series of dance performances next week for the first time on U.S. soil.
Focus on French Cinema
From March 23-25, 2012, the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College will showcase Focus on French Cinema, the official French film festival of Greenwich, Connecticut.
Almost Nothing in NYC
For the first time, I was surprised by the lack of events related to the two main holidays last week: Presidents’ Day and Mardi Gras.
Aida: An Unforgettable Night at the Opera
Indeed love is everywhere, all year long and is expressed through different types of art.
The Year of the Dragon
The last week of January included a whole week of celebrations in the Big Apple, especially in Chinatown.
You, Us, We, Now!
After months of arguments, struggles, and suspense, the basketball season has officially been saved, to the great pleasure of fans and tourists, who could now attend at least one among hundreds of games.
Sans Pants
While you are sitting on the train waiting for your stop, you suddenly see people behaving strangely. They are not wearing pants.
