by Le Marais Mood | September 30, 2021 | News
“The wolves have entered Paris,” Serge Reggiani once sang. Fifty years later, a triceratops enters the Marais! The frightening reptile, herbivorous but extremely dangerous, is on display in a window until October 15, rue des Archives, two...
by Le Marais Mood | September 10, 2021 | News
Since 1984, heritage days have attracted crowds of curious people every year to places usually closed to the public or sometimes open to the public but simply unknown. Many of them are logically located in the historic heart of Paris: the...
by Le Marais Mood | September 9, 2021 | News
Paris Design Week | Espace Commines Paris Design Week, which this year puts the spotlight on “desirable development”, is firstly presented in figures: for 10 days and 5 evenings, 200 places mark out 9 thematic walks in 4 Parisian districts. And this from the 9th...
by Le Marais Mood | July 2, 2021 | News
©Anaïs Costet Return to normal: the first post-Covid flea market is resuming its summer quarters around the Paris Center town hall, Square du Temple, along rue de Bretagne and in the adjoining streets. This highly anticipated event will take place in...
by Le Marais Mood | June 30, 2021 | Culture, Cultural heritage
Fifty years later, the circumstances of the death of the Doors singer in the Marais remain controversial. Officially, Jim Morrison died of a heart attack in the bathtub of the apartment where he lived with his girlfriend Pam Courson, at 17 rue...
