Enjoy a tasty tea time
Almost hidden a few steps from the imposing Madeleine Church, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, is the Lucas Carton establishment. It is in this place with its delicate decoration and cozy atmosphere that pastry chef Sylvain Goujon offers an excellent tea time. Rich in his London experience, the one who passed through the kitchens of the Four Seasons Ten Trinity Square London and studied with Anne-Sophie Pic, competes in imagination to delight our taste buds. To do this, he imagines a series of ultra-desirable sweet dishes that he combines with a profusion of aromatic herbs. We love the scones (to die for) accompanied by lemon curd and homemade cranberry jam, the tarte tatin flavored with mace and bergamot or even the lemon and buckwheat madeleine. Prepared with care and served by attentive staff, this tea time keeps its promise of a delicious suspended moment.
Tea-time at Lucas Carton, 9, place de la Madeleine, Paris 8th. Price: €50/person. More information and reservations by telephone on 01 42 65 22 90 or by email [email protected]
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Participate in an engaged exhibition
Delivered!, the feminist book fair returns for its 3rd edition at the Halle des Blancs Manteaux, from November 8 to 11. To host this committed meeting, around fifty authors, artists, filmmakers and publishers met to talk about their art, through meeting sessions, masterclasses, screenings and performances . Among the highlights of this show, we note the presence of major feminist figures, such as Judith Godrèche and Laure Adler.
Festival Delivered at the Halle des Blancs Manteaux, 48 rue Vieille du Temple Paris 4th. From November 8 to 11. Free and free entry. More information and program here.
Go back in time
Who hasn't wanted to jump in a DeLoreane to go back in time? The Iconic Festival makes this wish come true. From November 10 to December 1, the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s take over the walls of the Carreau du Temple where pop culture puts on a show. Something to delight many generations. Divided into several zones, the festival offers immersive exhibitions centered on music, cinema, television and many cult objects that have marked these three decades; a festive space with an XXL roller rink, karaoke and blind test sessions as well as arcade games; a food court to satisfy your needs and a shop to find numerous gems (vinyls, games, books, etc.). Ah, nostalgia when you hold us…
Iconic Festival at Carreau du Temple, 4, rue Eugène Spuller Paris 3rd. From November 10 to December 1. From 12 p.m. to midnight on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays / from 6 p.m. to midnight on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Full price: €25. More information and tickets here.
(Re)discover a film festival
Sponsored by actor Reda Kateb, the Cinébanlieue festival is organizing its 19th edition. The cinematographic event is currently taking place until November 15, between Paris (UGC Ciné Cité in the 19th arrondissement) and Seine-Saint-Denis (Commune Image in Saint-Ouen). This year's theme? Sports. The objective? Highlight the young filmmakers of tomorrow. On the program: around ten feature films and more than eighty short films screened, previews, not forgetting meetings with industry professionals.
Cinébanlieue Festival, from November 6 to 15. More information and the program here.
