Culture

The London Symphony Orchestra has made it to the Aix-en-Provence festival. It is a rare glimmer of hope in the otherwise grim post-Brexit world British musicians face if they want to play in Europe

Well before its association with the Moulin Rouge in Paris, the Cancan was known as a revolutionary and feminist dance

The artist is known for shutting himself inside objects and this latest piece sees him sitting inside a sculpture of himself for seven days and nights non-stop 

The first British memorial to all the soldiers who died in Normandy officially opens on June 6 in France, the 77th anniversary of the D-Day landings

The Indochine concert in Paris was a medical trial to test whether large-scale indoor events can be held safely. Joanna York was among the 5,000 attendees to experience the historical event

The installation will be in place for one month before being dismantled

Culture is back on the table after a long pause due to Covid-19 restrictions

The annual event sees musicians take to the streets to offer free and often spontaneous concerts

The newly discovered pictures, sent to The Connexion after our previous article on their discovery, show the reality behind the first mass arrest of Jewish people in France during World War Two

Louis XIV has been turned into Louis 14, for example, on some information panels at Musée Carnavalet