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15-02 Evenements De 2015 8 AU 10 MARS Omnivore Le festival Omnivore fête ses 10 ans au cours desquels il a révélé pas moins de 500 chefs de la nouvelle cuisine française et internationale. Pendant 3 jours, . U 100 invités assureront des masterclass ET AUSSI A E R de street food, de sucré, de salé, de U O MARS R T cocktails… On y vient aussi pour les F . S E I Jusqu'au 8 mars N X débats, les démonstrations, les “fucking E E L Circulation(s) C A S dinners” et les pop up dinners. Festival de la jeune photographie O © T O Omnivore à la Maison de la Mutualité. européenne. Au Centquatre H P e 24, rue Saint-Victor, 5 . 9 h30 à 18 h. www.festival-circulations.com / Y E Pass 3 jours, 99 €, 1 jour, 39 €. N E 2 au 28 mars P www.omnivore.com U Faust O P E Opéra en cinq actes sur une H T musique de Charles Gounot. A G e A LES Opéra Bastille, 12 . © www.operadeparis.fr 8 mars 25 MARS AU 13 JUILLET Semi-marathon de Paris Vélasquez et les siens Départ à 10 h de la 23 e édition : TEMPS FORTS DE Une manifestation royale ! Il est l’enfant esplanade du château de Vincennes, 12 e. prodige de la peinture baroque. www.semideparis.com Mieux peut-être, celui de la peinture 3 AU 11 MARS espagnole. Ce fils du Caravage, ancêtre 12 mars de Pablo Picasso ou Francis Bacon, James Taylor & band Fashion Week arrive enfin au Grand Palais Chanteur de pop folk réputé pour . sa voix de baryton et son jeu de R Défilés automne-hiver 2015/2016. O pour une première manifestation I guitare unique. D www.modeaparis.com étourdissante. Les plus grands chefs- e © Olympia, 9 . www.olympiahall.com d’œuvre du peintre de cour du roi Philippe IV débarquent sous nos yeux 13 mars - 10 avril fascinés par tant de coups rapides de Festival banlieues bleues Ce festival réunit les meilleurs pinceaux, de maîtrise de la lumière, musiciens de jazz moderne dans Lesbos, robe de perfection colorée. un subtil équilibre entre nouveaux 8 MARS - 23 AOÛT du soir, 1925. Grand Palais, entrée Champs-Élysées. talents et gloires confirmées. Jeanne Lanvin PATRIMOINE LANVIN Avenue du Général Eisenhower, 8 e. Dans plusieurs lieux de Seine-Saint- © KATERINA JEBB, www.grandpalais.fr. Denis, 93. www.banlieuesbleues.org Cette première grande rétrospec - 2014. tive parisienne de la plus ancienne De 10 h à 22 h. Fermé le mardi. 11 €. 16 mars - 19 juillet maison de couture française encore Les Tudors en activité a été montée en étroite Diego Velázquez. Un regard sur la dynastie des collaboration avec Alber Elbaz, le Autoportrait , Tudors et sur la Renaissance anglaise du XVI e siècle. directeur artistique actuel. Une cen - vers 1650. Musée du Luxembourg, 6 e. taine de modèles retracent l’histoire museeduluxembourg.fr 2015 de Jeanne Lanvin morte en 1946. Palais Galliera. 20 - 23 mars 10, avenue Pierre -I er -de- Serbie, 16 e. Salon du Livre À l’honneur en 2015 : le Brésil. www.palaisgalliera.paris.fr . e E Paris Expo. Porte de Versailles, 15 . Fermé lundi. 10 h à 18 h, C N www.salondulivreparis.com E € L 21 h le jeudi. 9 . A V , 25 - 30 mars S E T Salon du dessin R A En complément : la Semaine du S A L dessin du 24 au 30 mars. L E e B Palais Brongniart, 2 . E D www.salondudessin.com O E S Expo, musique, danse, sport ; salons, festivals, U 25 mars - 26 juillet M Le Baiser rendez-vous mondains… Paris est une ville en © Exposition consacrée au baiser dans l’histoire de l’art occidental, perpétuel mouvement. Paris Capitale a sélectionné de la Renaissance à nos jours. Musée Maillol, 7 e. www.museemaillol.com pour vous quelques-uns des événements phares R 26 AU 29 MARS E V I H 26 - 29 mars - de 2015. Dix pages pour vous aider à organiser E PAD Paris Art Paris, Art Fair N M Le “Salon du Beau, de l’Exceptionnel et du Goût” Singapour et l’Asie du Sud-est O T rassemble près de 75 galeries françaises et inter - . U seront à l’honneur cette année. votre année culturelle. Bonne lecture. L A A e L R nationales spécialisées dans les domaines des Grand Palais, 8 . http://artparis.fr. D E T U e R arts décoratifs du XX siècle, du design, de la O O er B P 28 mars au 1 novembre - Fauteuil Coque , DOSSIER RÉALISÉ PAR MICHEL DOUSSOT , S YLVIE GASSOT , A NNE KERNER , F joaillerie, de la céramique et du verre contempo - E À - S T Les grandes eaux musicales S Ê Philippe Hiquily. rains, des arts moderne et premiers, des objets U JEAN -C HRISTOPHE MARY , D OMINIQUE MILLÉRIOUX , P HILIPPE NOISETTE . 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Dance Project 3 Jouées du 16 janvier au 23 mars, . C rieur des décors de la La compagnie créée à Los Angeles leur succès a exigé une reprise N I T saga et testeront cer - par Benjamin Millepied (aujourd'hui directeur de cette pièce mise en scène par N E tains instruments Luc Bondy avec Isabelle Huppert. M de la danse à l'Opéra de Paris) revient au e N Théâtre de l’Odéon, 6 . I A “magiques”. Il y aura Châtelet pour la troisième fois avec dans ses T www.theatre-odeon.eu R E un tour dans le T bagages une création de Millepied, of course. À PARTIR DU 2 AVRIL N Costume E Poudlard express, des Sur une musique de Andy Akiho – et avec 16 mai S . E O du sorcier Nuit européenne des musées R salles de classes Une nouvelle revue au Lido N le soutien de la maison Van Cleef & Arpels –, B O www.nuitdesmusees.culture.fr. R Gilderoy C’est Franco Dragone (Cirque du Soleil) qui a conçu le nouveau show du célèbre cabaret. 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Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, 8 e. www.theatrechampselysees.fr 20 - 24 mai Fête de la nature 10 AU 12 AVRIL Animations dans plusieurs lieux. ET AUSSI www.fetedelanature.com 20 - 25 avril Saut Hermès 21 mai - 1 er juin AVRIL Tour Auto Optic 2000 Un événement immanquable Festival Jazz Ouverture des cinémas Pathé Plus de 225 voitures de collection pour les passionnés à Saint-Germain-des-Prés du centre commercial Vill’up pour cette 24 e édition. Départ du d’équitation. Ce concours www.festivaljazzsaintgermainparis. 16 salles de cinéma avec un total Grand Palais le 20 avril, arrivée le de saut d’obstacles com de 3 000 fauteuils. Quant au centre 25 à Biarritz. international de niveau 5 commercial, il ouvrira en septembre . Grand Palais, 8 e. www.tourauto.com 23 mai et 26 mai Pathé. Porte de la Villette, 19 e. étoiles (CSI 5*) réunit les AC/DC 29 avril - 10 mai meilleurs cavaliers et chevaux Le groupe australien revient avec 1er - 5 avril Foire de Paris du monde au cours de six Rock or Bust , son quinzième album. Paris Beaux-Arts ! Paris Expo. Porte de Versailles, 15 e. épreuves. Trois épreuves Stade de France, 93, Saint-Denis. Nouveau salon d’art et d’antiquités www.foiredeparis.fr Talents Hermès sont dédiées www.accueil.stadefrance.com dont la première édition se tiendra au Carrousel du Louvre.
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