From April 18 to November 29, 2026, the Jean Cocteau House in Milly-La-Forêt reopens its doors. On the agenda: masterpieces on loan from the Centre Pompidou, two unprecedented exhibitions, and a series of concerts that echo the spirit of the poet.

After Shanghai, Taipei, and Hong Kong, THE MONSTERS' anniversary tour is setting down its suitcases in Paris for a unique European stop filled with surprises.

In 2026, the King's Kitchen Garden turns a symbolic page in its history: four centuries after the birth of Jean-Baptiste de La Quintinie, the famous garden will experience an exceptional season.

Graphic freedom, biting humor, poetry of the great North... In 2026, Finland is making the French comic art scene resonate. We're taking you to Bastia, the first stop of a cultural year that promises to be astounding!

Cinema, literature, performance: in March, the Korean Cultural Center rolls out a very feminine red carpet. Three evenings, three artists, one common thread: giving voice to today's Korean women. Ready for the journey?

Need for fresh air, freedom, and ideas for your next getaways? Head to Toulouse at the end of March: the Occ'Ygène fair is returning to MEETT, bringing a breeze of nature, Vanlife, and responsible tourism to the Pink City.

From June 1st to 9th, 2026, Normandy dresses up to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the D-Day Festival. Concerts, parachute drops, retro dances... An XXL vintage to relive the regained Freedom where it all began, on the morning of June 6th, 1944.

Easter holidays often present a peculiar mix; we long for spring, the great outdoors, and family breaks, yet the weather can still be a spoilsport. Fortunately, in France, sometimes all it takes is a switch of coast (or altitude) to go from a rainy weekend to a week of lovely clear spells. Here are some destination ideas based on your ideal weather, with concrete suggestions, and a few pointers to time your stay just right.

Are you thinking about the perfect destination for your next vacation? Consider adding the Celtic nations to your list of options. The Celtic nations refer to a group of 8 regions and countries, which are Scotland, Ireland, Brittany, the Isle of Man, Asturias, Wales, and Cornish Britain. If you have never stayed in one of these regions, here is what you've been missing out on.

Doing homework, revising, preparing for tests... In many families, school spills over into everything else. Negotiating screen time, chasing bedtime, squeezing in a sports activity between two lessons, and sometimes even wondering if the child really has time... to be a child. It's precisely this everyday fatigue that a concept intriguing more and more parents is latching onto: what if learning could be different, faster, with fewer hours sitting behind a desk, without turning the home into an annex of the school? In France, an organization called ISOSET is promoting an approach known as the Aleph method, with a simple promise to understand: two hours of learning per day, focused on understanding, organizing knowledge, and faster progress.