As some say in Paris, I’m a Montmartroise—that is, I live in Montmartre. More precisely, in the quieter area known as Lamarck, on the north side […]
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Ada “Bricktop” Smith, a Center of Gravity in Paris’ 1920s Jazz Scene
It was during some routine research on the history of Montmartre’s jazz scene that I came across a figure I’d been woefully ignorant of: Ada […]
In Review: Marcel, Ideal for Weekend Brunch in Paris’ Montmartre
Hidden in a quiet corner of one of the meandering, residential side streets of Montmartre, Restaurant Marcel isn’t easily happened upon by tourists exploring Sacré […]
The Vendanges de Montmartre (Vineyard Festival) in Paris: 2025 Details
Wine, Music, Weird Ceremonial Robes & More Every October in the steep heights of Paris’ Montmartre district, the former independent village starts to feel a […]




