Our Paris

A skilful professional who once ran fine establishments such as the chic Violon d'Ingres by Christian Constant, David Bottreau wanted to break the overly conventional codes of catering here, and asked the skilful cook Guillaume Dehecq who runs the stoves at the Comptoir des Fables, to compose an unbridled menu where tastes and cultures rub shoulders without ceremony, and which abolishes the notions of dishes and starters in a very current register of tapas to share, with an original classification by nature: raw, sea, meat, vegetarian...

A tribute to the extraordinary creativity of the African Americans of Louisiana through the Black Indians parades. When the memory of slave ancestors meets that of the Amerindian communities.

For the first time in France and in close collaboration with the Museo Frida Kahlo, the exhibition features more than 200 objects from the Casa Azul, the house where Frida was born and brought up, including garments, accessories, correspondence, cosmetics, medicines and orthopaedic aids. When the artist died in 1954, these personal effects were placed under seal by her husband, the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, and were not discovered until fifty years later, in 2004.