28 April · 20:00 – 21:30

Le Paname – Art Café
14 rue de la Fontaine au Roi
Paris, France

Expatriates in Paris, Sebastian Marx

My One Man Show of Stand Up comedy in French called “Un New Yorkais à Paris” is next Thursday at 8pm and will be happening every week. It is all about being an expat in France and it is in my very comprehensible French! The show has already received great reviews!

Here is the link to the website for more information: www.sebmarx.com

For reservations:

The Paname is a hip bar/restaurant, so one can grab a drink or bite before or after the show!

There is no cover charge; just a one drink minimum and the comedian passes the “hat” at the end.

See you there!

Michael Amitin (mandolin) and Paul Biagi (guitar) of the Louisville
Ramblers play acoustic country blues this Thursday March 10th at Le
Cavern 21, rue dauphine 75006 Paris Téléphone : 01 43 54 53 82.
Showtime 9:00P.M.

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Concert friday night March 4th, 20h30, at Tartines &
Chocolats in the 15th.

Ben Heckscher and Paul Biagi are the Louisville Ramblers,
Bluegrass, folk music.

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The Louisville Ramblers will bring their soulful acoustic mix of
blues, bluegrass and rockabilly  to La Fregate Friday Night Oct. 22,
8pm. This show is a benefit for Everyday Ghandis – a non-profit
organization raising money and awareness to help initiate arts and sports programs for underprivileged children in U.S. colonized Liberia.  We’ll “pass the hat” to collect money.
Reservations required for dinner, 01 47 34 67 27.  Need no reservations to drink at the bar)
menu: entrée + plat = 18 €
39 Avenue Duquesne
Metro line 13 – Saint Francois Xavier

This year’s will be on Friday October 2nd, here is last year’s ….;

Fête des vendanges de Montmarte Les immanquables de 2010 – Paris – Montmartre.

From the 6th to the 10th of October, all around and over the hill.

Concerts, exhibitions, shows, debates, tastings….and of course some grape picking.

If you’re hesitating about coming to Paris, this might help.

Paris, Paris, Paris….

From July 20th to August 20th, there’ll be this sort of thing in the centre of town.

Ok, this….sunbathing, sand and palm trees are mixing it up with museums, mopeds, concerts and smog.

Why not stay outdoors all day? Without venturing into a museum or Metro or ‘magazin’, you can squeeze in quite a bit into a sunny Parisian day. Or very little, if that is your inclination.

Here are a few suggestions for staying above ground and in the sun.

Take your free breakfast in our glass-roofed verandah to begin the day.

Then grab a Velib (see links on this blog) and cycle downhill to the river.

Grab your spot on the beach, a deck-chair and a book, and pretend to read while observing the strollers pass by. Leave your spot to the next beacher, amble along the riverside to  Paris’s most charming footbridge. (This happens to be a wonderful sundown spot, where you can catch the Eiffel tower sparkling at night, and listen to the bridge buskers and picknickers.)

Fancy a fallafel?

Cross to the rive gauche and, at St.Michel, hold your breath, dive into the kebab alleys and emerge at Maoz, a fine, minuscule and welcoming fallafel bar .

Walking past the Ionesco’s longest running play in Paris, you’ll get to this literary beacon, Sheakespeare & Co. If you’re sticking faithfullyto the outdoors, then just browse on a bench outside, admiring Notre Dame through the birch trees.

A free concert in a park? Find one in here, or somewhere in here in a park in our neighbourhood. Or in our little bronx festival around the corner.

This is all too exhausting. How about watching France’s finest advert broadcast throughout the bike-loving world, somewhere on a café terrace.

To finish off the day in splendour, with a coriander and fried tofu sandwich or why not a melon and cherry salad, join the Parisians who haven’t made the escape out of Paris in August for a communal pic-nic and free outdoor film after nightfall.

Watch out though, this summer is going to be canicular…..