the tree leaves are falling.

October:
the tree leaves are falling.
Hotel Dauphine Saint Germain w 36, rue Dauphine 75006 PARIS
Phone: + 33 (0)1 56 81 10 10 w [email protected] w www.dauphine-st-germain.com
Hotel Jeanne d’Arc Le Marais w 3, rue de Jarente, 75004 PARIS
Phone: +33 (0)1 48.87.62.11 w [email protected] w hoteljeannedarc.com
October:
the tree leaves are falling.
The nights are getting longer. That of October 1st2nd will be sleepless for Nuit Blanche, an all-night
event that is open to each and everyone so that Paris’s
inhabitants and visitors can welcome the arrival of
the Fall.
At the end of October, those who love contemporary
art will not miss the FIAC, a fair that brings together
gallery owners, artists and collectors in Grand Palais
and Petit Palais, two magnificent buildings that were
built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition.
A few days later the 16.74 square feet of vineyards
in Montmartre will be harvested, 1762 gamay and
pinot noir vine plants. Don’t laugh at the size of the
vineyards. Wine is serious business here is France,
which is why we have a Wine & Cheese party at both
of our hotels every month.
Come soon! We are looking forward to seeing you
and sharing with you many other ideas.
See you in October.
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Nuit Blanche,
For the programme in English, visit
en.parisinfo.com/paris-show-exhibition/135251/nuit-blanche-a-paris
an all-nighter in Paris on October 1st-2nd
On the first Saturday in October, as the days shorten
and autumn turns to winter, the Nuit Blanche event in
Paris offers an opportunity to see
the city in a new light. Artists take
over various areas of the city with
installations, exhibitions, street art,
light-and-sound shows, concerts,
performances, staged scenes and
creations exploring all facets of
contemporary art.
Public transport stays open throughout the
night so that spectators can create their own
routes among the dozens of avant-garde
projects put in place by international and
home-grown artists.
The Nuit Blanche was first organised in 2002,
and, much like the Fête de la Musique, is
a concept that has been taken up by other
cities in France and in other countries, its
popularity spreading all around the world.
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36, rue Dauphine 75006 PARIS
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Fête des vendanges
in Montmartre
83rd edition - 5-9 October 2016
Who does not know Montmartre, its
artists, and the charm of a quartier that
provides a magnificent view of Paris?
Every year, Montmartre also has its vendanges
(wine harvest), a long tradition with 5
unforgettable days of wine-tasting, parades,
fireworks, a street ball, etc. The theme of the
83rd edition will be Liberté.
On Wednesday, the 5th of October, starting at
2:30pm, 700 children in costume will parade
to Porte Montmartre. Another parade will start
at 3pm from the city hall of the
18th arrondissement. It will bring
together wine and gastronomic
brotherhoods coming from all over
France and neighboring countries to
present their exceptional products.
On Sunday, the 9th of October from
5pm to 7pm, in square Louise Michel,
the choreographer José Montalvo and
his dancers will, following their tradition,
invite the public to dance with them to the
theme of French poet Paul Eluard’s poem,
“Liberté.”
The same evening at 8pm, fireworks will
illuminate Montmartre in front of Sacré Cœur.
For more information, look at the website:
http://www.fetedesvendangesdemontmartre.com
FIAC
(Foire Internationale d’Art Contemporain)
20-23 October 2016
Grand Palais, Petit Palais and
Hors Les Murs (off-site)
contemporary art world from over
66 countries.
The
International
Contemporary
Art Fair [Foire Internationale d’Art
Contemporain] is held each year in
late October, in Paris, at the Grand
Palais and the Petit Palais, historic
monuments that were built for the
1900 World Fair and are across the
street from each other. In 2016, the
event will bring together 175 modern
and contemporary art galleries
originating from 26 countries. All
media are represented: painting,
sculpture, photography, installations,
videos, performances, and digital arts.
The Hors les Murs programme
presents a selection of monumental
sculptures and installations of
contemporary artworks in the
heart of the Tuileries Garden, in
association with the Musée du
Louvre, at the Jardin des Plantes,
in association with the Muséum
d’Histoire Naturelle, and Place
Vendôme, in association with the
Vendôme committee and all of its
members.
FIAC is the meeting place dedicated to
art professionals and each year invites
gallery owners, collectors, artists,
curators, directors of institutions and
personalities from the international
The artistic and cultural offer
in Paris during FIAC week is
characterised by its exceptionally
rich diversity, drawing together the
most prestigious Parisian cultural
institutions.
The 43rd edition of FIAC will also provide
the occasion to discover a spectacular arts
programme galvanising the whole Parisian scene.
We invite you to consult the arts programme
What’s on in Paris during FIAC.
HOW DO I GET TO FIAC?
Located in the heart of Paris, near the
Champs Elysées, the Grand Palais
and the Petit Palais are accessed via
the Avenue Winston Churchill.
Transports
Metro: lines 1 and 13 ChampsÉlysées Clemenceau
Bus: lines 28, 32, 42, 72, 73, 80,
83, and 93
Parking
Rond Point Champs Élysées
Q-Park Tour Maubourg
Vélib
Vélib stations are located near
the Grand Palais, Avenue Franklin
Roosevelt and Avenue Dutuit.
Batobus
River shuttles operated by Batobus
will provide a 45-minute connection
between FIAC at the Grand Palais,
Hors les Murs and around twenty
cultural sites, from 20 to 23 October
2016.
Access for persons with
reduced mobility
An access ramp located to the
left of the main entrance, Avenue
Winston Churchill, will enable
access to the nave of the Grand
Palais.
Hotel Jeanne d’Arc Le Marais
3, rue de Jarente, 75004 PARIS w Phone: +33 (0)1 48.87.62.11
[email protected] w hoteljeannedarc.com