Pictures of our French Culture Nights event at JBird Lounge (New York) Dec. 7, 2011
A Means To Fight Oblivion
Almost Human: The American Girl Experience
Where to find bûches de Noël, just in time for Christmas!
Skating in Bryant Park
Featured Restaurants
Provence en Boite (Brooklyn)
French Bistro / Pâtisserie (263 Smith St) Classic Provencal homey French cuisine developed by chef-owner Jean-Jacques Bernat and his wife, Leslie.
Madison Bistro (Manhattan)
French Bistro (238 Madison Ave) Come enjoy a classic dining experience in our comfortably upscale dining area, and patrons delight.
Rouge Tomate (Manhattan)
Modern Belgian/American (10 E 60 St) Rouge Tomate features seasonally inspired, locally cuisine under the direction of Chef Jeremy Bearman.
French culture in new york
Pictures of our French Culture Nights event at JBird Lounge (New York) Dec. 7, 2011
On December 7, the French Culture Nights invited you to JBird Night at JBird Lounge (251 W 48 St) from 6.30pm to 1am. The event featured the works of…
A Means To Fight Oblivion
For Pierre Gonnord, photography began as necessity. His brother’s death prompted him to abandon his studies in business and turn to photography, an avenue that could connect him to the incredible power of portraiture.
Almost Human: The American Girl Experience
“Oh my God!” That’s what first came to mind when I visited the American Girl store on Fifth Avenue.
Where to find bûches de Noël, just in time for Christmas!
If you’re not one to bake a log yourself, there are a number of different varieties of bûches de Noël available in the city.
Skating in Bryant Park
Winter has officially begun and New Yorkers have been enjoying the weather since November. Ice skating rinks have popped throughout the city […] while New Yorkers are waiting for the real snow.
French culture in Paris
Catherine Deneuve, “The Beloved”
While American actresses over the age of 40 struggle with their identity and American filmmakers predictably write for a youth-obsessed mentality. French cinema continues to be alive and well for actresses of all ages.
Moroccan Fare, Parisian Flair
One of my favorite restaurants in Paris isn’t even French! Imagine that, traveling to the capital of all things gourmet, and finding that your favorite spot doesn’t even serve coq au vin.
