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August 28-October  10
Carnival continues for the fall in the Bois de Boulogne for the annual Fête au Bois, at Porte de la Muette (16th, metro Rue de la Pompe or bus 63). See the big ferris wheel and all the traditional carnival rides.

August 28-September 5
The 9th annual Festival Silhouette features German short films this year, free open-air screenings at the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, Cenquatre, and the Gethe Institute.

August 21-September 12
Attention garden lovers, come vote for your favorite dahlia at the Parc Floral (Bois de Vincennes) through September 12. The 22nd annual International Dahlia Competition includes 72 hybrids from France, Holland, Russia, Germany and Latvia.

Wednesdays through September 15
For the summer and early fall, the Sainte Chapelle is open late every Wednesday night from 6pm-9:30pm (last entry at 9pm)...

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BazArt Café

DateSaturday, October 28, 2006

Le BazArt Café
36 boulevard Henri IV, 4th
Tel 01 42 78 62 23
M° Bastille

www.bazartcafe.com

This is a stylish and cozy bar, café, restaurant and art gallery. The décor is very whimsical, with heavy red velour, lamps with contemporary striped shades, wrought-iron bistro chairs, wooden floors, and lush plants everywhere. I particularly like the bath-tub bench made from an old claw-foot tub. It’s a romantic place in the evening, more convivial with the lunch crowd, and calm in the afternoon when locals come around with their laptops to enjoy the free WiFi or to read the newspapers. They’re open daily 7:30am until 2am, and are just two blocks off the Place de la Bastille…a great address to remember when you tire of the Bastille’s rowdy student crowds.

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My wife and I just went to BazArt last weekend in Paris for lunch and loved it! The food was great, beautifully prepared with superb ingredients. The staff varied in their chaleureux factor, but we especially liked a young lady there with a flower in her hair ("un cadeau" she said). We had the cheese plate for dessert, featuring morbier that was outstanding. Excellent by the glass Cote du Rhone. Ca vaut la visite, as the Michelin might say!

Love your site, love your newsletter.

February 1, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterPaul Ward

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