Maison Dilettantes – Champagne tasting
Location: Dilettantes House
Price: from 29 € to 35 €
Dilettantes offers a selection of more than 150 rare and authentic champagnes, all orchestrated by true winemakers. You will taste a glass of champagne, in 2, in the vaulted cellar of the seventeenth century, in the middle of the bottles elaborated by artists. You will then be able to follow your desires, continue the tasting by discovering confidential cuvées of champagne and explore the 4 large regions where the three Champagne grape varieties flourish (Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier). You will taste and differentiate what makes the magic and mystery of champagne: the terroir, the grape variety, the year, the blend… You will discover that Champagne is not only the favorite drink of the French during the aperitif, it is also a wine that goes wonderfully with a meal, provided that we pay attention to the accord with the dishes! You can also leave with the cuvées tasted. All the bottles are ready to be taken, already in the cool. Discover the terroirs of Champagne through 3 winemakers selected for the quality of their champagne and their authenticity.
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En savoir +ParticipateDate: everyday
Location: Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, 2 Rue de Viarmes, 75001 Paris
Prices:
Full Price 19 €
Reduced price 15 €This guided tour invites you to discover the current exhibitions. It also highlights all the historical beauties of the Bourse de Commerce: its great restored decorations, its preserved remains, in dialogue with the radical and meditative intervention of Tadao Ando.
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Cooking classes Ferrandi – Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
En savoir +ParticipateLocation: Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
Price: 120 €
Secrets of Chefs are the colourful and flavourful cooking classes organized by the Galeries Lafayette Maison & Gourmet in partnership with the prestigious cooking school Ferrandi Paris. During 1h30, the chefs will teach you the fundamentals of cooking by making an emblematic dish of French gastronomy such as a winter risotto or a chicken supreme according to the season. Pro techniques, selection of excellent products, tournemains, etc. You will do plenty of tricks to reproduce the recipe or innovate at home, with only one watchword: greed.
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Divas Arabes – d’Oum Kalthoum à Dalida
En savoir +ParticipateDate: From 29 January 2021 to 26 September 2021
Location: Institut Du Monde Arabe, 1, Rue Fossés St-Bernard Place Mohammed V, 75005 Paris
Prices: from 7€
A fabulous journey to the heart of the golden age of Arab music and cinema, through the portraits of its greatest icons…Emancipated, avant-garde, visionary… Who are these legendary women who were the voices and faces of the Arab world from the 1920s to the 1970s?1920s to the 1970s? From Cairo to Beirut, through the Maghreb and France, a tribute to the Arab divas! Take a walkin the streets of Cairo and its cabarets. Join Oum Kalthoum, Fairuz and Warda on stage. Visit the salon of Leila Mourad andand contemplate the most beautiful dresses of Sabah. Discover the beginnings of the great Dalida’s career… Vamp in Egyptian films.Find yourself in the middle of a musical. Reconstructions of sets, personal objects, outfits, jewelry, furniture, contemporary workscontemporary works, installations, projections: by visiting the exhibition “Arab Divas”, live an interactive andand immersive experience!
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Exhibition ‘Histoires de photographies’
En savoir +ParticipateLocation: Museum of Decorative Arts
Dates: May 19 to December 12, 2021
Prices: From €10
The Museum of Decorative Arts presents an exhibition of its collections of photographs, revealed for the first time to the public. This exceptional heritage collection, with more than 350,000 phototypes, brings together photographs of fashion, architecture, landscape, decor and advertising, from the 1840s to the most recent creations.
«Histoires de photographies» traces, through 400 original and negative prints, a century and a half of photographic stories immortalized by great names such as Eugène Atget, Laure Albin-Guillot, Dora Kallmus, better known as Madame d’Ora, Man Ray, Cecil Beaton, Robert Doisneau, Bettina Rheims, David Seidner…