food
French Classics at The House of Wine and Food in Port Melbourne
After a brief stint at retirement, Alan and Debbie Giles returned to hospitality as the proud new operators…
27 Apr 2017 culture
March 2017: all the events to make your month soar
Melbourne never fails to amuse. March is no exception, with its naked bicycle rides, its festivals with whacky…
1 Mar 2017 festivals
So Frenchy So Chic brings French culture and music to Melbourne
There’s no doubt the world romanticises the French culture like no other. From Oceania to Asia to America,…
19 Jan 2017 drinks
Monthly wrap: our fave events of November
As November draws to a close, we look over the month of crazy-awesome events and sign in bliss.…
30 Nov 2016 culture
Paris to Provence French Festival: bulldogs, wine, and lingerie
It was a fine evening for French frivolity when my plus one and I ventured to South Yarra…
23 Nov 2016 festivals
Alliance Française Classic Film Festival – The Plus Ones’ Guide
Coming from the birthplace of cinema, the people of France know a thing or two about movies. That’s…
26 Aug 2016 food
Gontran Cherrier: your new French boulangerie in Melbourne
Melbourne’s newest bakery, the eponymous Gontran Cherrier, has just opened its doors on Smith Street in Collingwood. Say it with…
25 Jun 2016 culture
French Theatre Company’s ‘Is Three Really a Crowd?’
‘Is Three Really a Crowd’ is the 87th production for the Melbourne French Theatre (Théâtre Français de Melbourne) in a history…
14 May 2015Film Review: Gemma Bovery
Gemma Bovery is the modern and very beautiful retelling of Gustav Flaubert’s classic novel, Madame Bovery. Based on the…
12 May 2015 festivals
Alliance Francaise French Film Festival
When a Melburnian thinks of France they first think of: “Bonjour, du vin et du fromage merci!” Or if…
18 Feb 2015