© Anicet - Les Deux Magots for La Vaisselle des Chefs
The grey weather is reclaiming its reign over Paris, but formal ban on self-pity! Pause that Netflix & Chill program and dive into a maximum of delightful events to try solo or with your favorite +1. Here’s the program: an auction of dishware straight from Michelin-starred restaurants, a workshop to craft a bag worthy of Scarlett O’Hara, a meeting with the silver equestrian of the Olympics, and fashion pop-ups offering chic jewelry and First Lady-style shirts. Grab your coats!

After thoroughly consulting the selections by the Do It Team to set up your finest reception tables, all you need now are beautiful dishware pieces. The good plan? The event sale La Vaisselle des Chefs, offering the best of tableware, silverware, and furniture from iconic Parisian gastronomy establishments, taking place this February 8 and 9 at Césure, the former Sorbonne-Nouvelle campus near Quartier Latin. From Plaza Athénée, Les Deux Magots, Ladurée, and Le Meurice, these superb second-hand pieces and their stories will undoubtedly impress your guests.

Up for grabs: basic dishware (plates, glasses) starting from €8, ultra-aesthetic silverware from the city's top palaces (€50-100), and a special favorite—the side tables and chairs from the emblematic terrace of Les Deux Magots. The best part? The sale proceeds are donated by each establishment to Apprentis d’Auteuil, supporting young people’s training in hospitality and catering. A few spots are still available online, but no worries: with some patience (arrive early to minimize waiting!), you can secure entry directly on-site.

La Vaisselle des Chefs, at Césure, 13 rue Santeuil, Paris 5th. Entrance at €4 on Saturday (10 am to 7 pm) and Sunday morning, €3 on Sunday afternoon (until 5 pm).
© Vartan Ohanian, Les Deux Magots

This is the new obsession for green fashionistas. Besides creating absolutely gorgeous jewelry, Anicet is a committed brand, environmentally respectful, and socially conscious, advocating upcycling as tomorrow’s fashion cornerstone. Its concept? Repurposing old jewelry with one goal: rethinking jewelry in line with present-day challenges. Inspired by her Creole cultural heritage, Elia Pradel, the designer, crafts these second-hand treasures into unique pieces or small series.

This weekend, head to the 9th arrondissement to discover her Love Shop, a hybrid pop-up showcasing the new Les Liens collection, specially designed for the season of love (collection priced between €80 and €350). Stunning pieces embodying the invisible threads connecting people, questioning the fragility of these connections in today’s world. Among our favorites: the Tressée ring in a limited series, crafted from vintage gold-plated links from the '70s-'80s (€180), and the Mini-Pendule necklace with delicate silver beads (€250). More than just a pop-up, the event will feature fashion and craft spaces, a fantastic hoop customization workshop (€80), discussion spaces, literary advice, and a talk on Saturday at 5 pm with author Christelle Bakima.

Pop-Up Anicet, 26 rue Duperré, Paris 9th. Thursday, February 6, from 2 pm to 9 pm, Friday, February 7, from 10 am to 7 pm, Saturday, February 8, from 10 am to 7 pm, Sunday, February 9, from 11 am to 6 pm.

Ayurveda is an ancient Indian medicine that emphasizes healing through natural remedies and analyzes health in terms of energies. According to these beliefs, everyone has an Ayurvedic profile composed of a blend of three doshas: vata, pitta, and kapha. Until Sunday at Desi Road (our favorite Indian table in the 6th), you can discover your Ayurvedic profile uniquely: Margaux Grosman, an Ayurvedic doctor trained in India (and health consultant for Yannick Alléno, UberEats, DS Santé...), offers a test to differentiate your pitta, kapha, and vata.

But the discovery of your energy profile doesn’t stop there! Margaux deeply analyzed the menu at Desi Road to categorize different gourmet dishes according to the three doshas. Even better: she reworked pre-existing recipes to perfectly match the needs of the various Ayurvedic profiles. The perfect occasion to revisit this delicious rue Dauphine restaurant and order its specialty: Thalis, ultra-gourmet platters (starting at €28). All benefits: enjoy delicious globe-trotting dishes while rebalancing your energies—what else?

Desi Road, 14 rue Dauphine, Paris 6th. Ayurvedic week from February 6 to 9. Reservations available online.

You remember the iconic “curtain dress” scene from Scarlett O’Hara, right? Calling all upcycling fans—who have made slow fashion a must, creating beauty from the old! Philomène, a stylist specializing in transforming palace materials, offers a never-before-seen DIY workshop. Her workshop, nestled in the heart of the 6th arrondissement, welcomes you to create your own bag from fabrics sourced directly from cushions and tiebacks from Le Meurice!

Philomène guides you in choosing your fabric and introduces you to the artisanal techniques of sewing and assembling these exceptional materials. With the sublime fabrics in elegant colors and luxurious textured golden motifs, you’ll create a true work of art. You leave with an absolutely unique and 100% personalized bag!

Glued to our screens or euphoric in the stands along the Seine, we were all speechless when the equestrian rode onto the water during the Olympic Games opening ceremony in Paris. In gleaming silver armor, with her stunning cape made from the Olympic flag, the mystical figure—reminiscent of Joan of Arc charging the English—rode up the Seine under the spotlight.

The rider’s identity remained secret, but not her armor. The sublime creation will be on display starting February 8 at Palais Galliera, within its exhibition La Mode en Mouvement #3. This exhibit (featuring other creations from Hermès, Balenciaga, and Chanel) questions how sports inspire fashion and how the fashion sphere has infiltrated the sports world. Ready-to-wear designer Jeanne Friot and leather craftsman Robert Mercier conceived this iconic piece, undoubtedly the exhibition’s highlight at Palais Galliera.

La Mode en Mouvement #3, Palais Galliera, 10 avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie, Paris 16th. From February 8 to October 12, 2025.

From February 6 to 9, make a mandatory stop at the pop-up for Romée, where designer Faustine Ancenay Dordet unveils stunning blouses, shirts, and pajamas. Set up in the chic Hôtel Hoy in the heart of the 9th arrondissement, this ephemeral event offers an intimate atmosphere, sophisticated vibes, and a touch of ethics. With her collections, the designer celebrates craftsmanship that undoubtedly makes an impact.

What’s on offer? Fashion gems that will sweep you off your feet: divinely elegant silk shirts (some with ruffled collars for that extra chic twist), pieces from the previous collection at soft prices starting at €70, and the famous Romée Paris pajamas crafted in limited series from surplus fabrics of top French couture houses—worthy of a city outing (€250).

Hôtel Hoy, 68 rue des Martyrs, Paris 9th. The pop-up is open from 11 am to 7 pm from February 6 to 9.
© Romée, Diane Moyssan

This is the sexiest dinner right now, perfect for a large table of 6 to 8 people. Hidden at the back of our favorite restaurant Rivages at Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra, a charming room now hosts highly exclusive dinners combining the talents of Chef Martin Simolka and Head Bartender Roberto Catalano. Once a month on Fridays (the grand premiere will take place this January 31!), the two accomplices prepare an exceptional four-hands dinner right before your eyes, lasting approximately 2h30 (€150 per guest). While Martin presents his dishes, Roberto, stationed at the other end of the table, creates signature cocktails paired to enhance the flavors of the meal.

On the menu of this wildly chic and delightful six-course meal: a spectacular beef tartare, a white pearl oyster with passion fruit lemon granita, and scallops with hazelnut condiment, among other delicious and colorful surprises we’ll keep secret for now. The fun part: Roberto shares his best Parisian addresses for finding the rare spirits he uses in his concoctions. Their infectious camaraderie puts the whole table in an incredibly joyful mood, making the evening feel like an intimate gourmet dinner at home. This is an experience to share with your favorite food-loving crew.

Rivages Supper Club, launching on January 31, then every first Friday of the month at 7:30 PM. Reservations only on thefork.fr. Restaurant Rivages at Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra, 1 rue Scribe, Paris 9e.
© Géraldine Martens

Plants are the ultimate must-have for a cozy home. Once considered a luxury, Plantes pour Tous makes its big comeback at Boom Boom Villette, making these stress-relieving essentials affordable again. After a huge success in 2024, the event takes over this top food & leisure destination in Parc de La Villette, transforming it into an urban jungle.

Find over 150 plant varieties, with a large plant section starting at €19.90, along with pots, cache-pots, and soil starting at €0.99. Experts will help you choose the perfect plant, whether beginner-friendly or pet-safe. While you're there, browse stylish vinyl records at great prices and enjoy the mouthwatering food market.

Plantes pour Tous at Boom Boom Villette, 30 Avenue Corentin Cariou, Paris 19e. From January 31 to February 2. Free entry. Register online.
© Boom Boom Villette – Plantes pour Tous

After delighting food lovers at their table Quelque part… Les Abysses, Florian Barbarot and the sweet chef Pierre-Henry Lecomte are back with a dreamy new address: Quelque part… La Matière. Nestled in their beloved 9th arrondissement, this patisserie offers bold creations: lemon tart twisted with thyme, a chocolate-fennel-anchovy combination, and blueberry and fir bud mousse on a Nantes biscuit.

Upstairs, a cozy room with a view of the kitchen hosts brunch lovers, served Wednesday to Sunday from 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM. The brunch is offered in three versions for every craving: Matière Sucrée with pastries, handmade jams, yogurt, and fruit salad (€35), Matière Salée with four mezze options (quinoa-broccoli-yogurt tabbouleh, celery-truffle croque-monsieur, parsnip French toast, crudités with soy, mashed potatoes with roasted beef or chicken risotto with parmesan and cashew, €39), and Matière Mixte, a sweet and savory combo for the ultimate experience (€47). All served with unlimited hot drinks and freshly pressed juices.

Quelque part... La Matière, 48 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Paris 9e. Brunch served Wednesday to Sunday, 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Reservations highly recommended.
© Lucrezia Vozza

What if you swapped TikTok scrolling for a photo masterclass right in the heart of the capital? Smartphone in hand, join a small group led by a professional photographer who will teach you the keys to capturing the perfect shot. From parks to lively streets to Paris’s most beautiful buildings, you'll learn how to compose images worthy of a portfolio. You’ll unleash the artist within and send Steve McCurry packing!

The program: three hours of pure photography learning, mastering the art of composing and framing an image following the essential composition rules. You’ll boost the dynamics of your shots and choose the best angles. The goal? To position yourself like a pro in front of your subject for maximum impact. Bonus: learn to enhance your masterpieces with integrated editing tools. Of course, a printed guide with all the tips will be provided!

Photography class, 22 rue Beaubourg, Paris 3e, 3 hours, up to 8 people.

Have you heard of Paris’ only Michelin-starred bistro? Located near Hôtel de Ville, Benoit has been delighting foodies since 1912 with its refined bourgeois cuisine, expertly crafted by Ducasse’s team: exquisite escargots (€18), pâté en croûte (€28), duck foie gras with Parisian brioche (€32)... But here’s another reason to visit before February 8: a decadent pie created in collaboration with Groot, the street food sensation launched by Top Chef stars Albane Auvray and Hugo Riboulet, winner of the 2023 edition.

Chef Kelly Jolivet reinvents her famous “sauté gourmand” in pie form, stuffed with foie gras, truffle, sweetbreads, black trumpet mushrooms, and cabbage. A masterpiece served on elegant floral plates (€36). End with profiteroles (€14), dipped in warm chocolate sauce for a nostalgic finish.

Benoit x Groot La Tourte, until February 8. 20 rue Saint-Martin, Paris 4e. +33 1 42 72 25 76.

Step into Laboté, a hidden gem for skincare lovers, where treatments are crafted with fresh, potent ingredients tailored to your skin. In the boutique’s visible laboratory, every product is made on-site under your watchful eye.

Why is it special? After a detailed skin diagnosis by experts Déborah and Carole, your custom cream (€80), serum (€89), or eye contour treatment (€85) is designed to meet your exact needs. Everything is taken into account—your skin type, age, climate, and concerns like spots, fine lines, or redness. You even choose the texture and scent. The result? A personalized, allergy-free skincare product ready in 30 minutes.

Laboté, 3 rue Keller, Paris 11e, +33 1 87 44 23 33. Open Wednesday–Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Online booking available for custom products.
© Laboté

Perched in Paris’ most romantic neighborhood, L’Almanach Montmartre stole our hearts. In the kitchen, Chef Léo Giorgis (formerly of Silencio des Prés) plays with seasonal ingredients to whip up dishes that are distinctly French but sprinkled with global inspiration. The result? Generous, surprising, colorful, and totally Instagram-worthy!

On the menu: lunch formulas that are wallet-friendly (starter + main for €20, or starter + main + dessert for €24). Expect delights like crispy goat cheese with quince-ginger honey, grilled leeks with a soft egg and white truffle oil, or slow-braised beef cheek with creamy mashed potatoes. Prefer fish? The fregola sarda with salmon and bottarga is a treat. For dessert, indulge in the mango-pineapple mousse with Granny Smith apple. Dinner takes it up a notch with dishes like three-flavor raclette (€14), Saint-Jacques risotto (€28), or wild boar burger (€28). End on a sweet note with jasmine crème brûlée (€13).

Bonus: Here, art and cuisine come together, with walls featuring rotating exhibits by artists who inspire the chef’s menu. Currently on display: poetic creations by Janique Bourget, blending paper, gold, and brass.

L’Almanach Montmartre, 35 rue Ramey, Paris 18th, 01 53 41 13 45. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
© Almanach Montmartre

For 2025, minimalism stays in the closet! Let’s jazz up our interiors with designs as quirky as they are chic, mixing vintage finds with handcrafted pieces. What could be better than a 100% personalized rug to bring life and stories into your space?

Head to the 5th arrondissement of Paris to try tufting—a trendy craft that lets you create a rug using a yarn gun. Start by choosing your design, colors, and yarns. Guided by Siyi, you’ll craft your rug by first tracing your design on the canvas, then unleashing your inner artist. Add the finishing touches: cutting, gluing the backing, shaving, and voilà! Your dream rug is ready.

Bonus: For an additional fee, you can also create tufted cushions, mirrors, or bags.

After indulging in holiday feasts full of chocolates, foie gras, and couch nights, it’s time to leave hibernation mode behind. No need to be an Olympic athlete to get back into it—Swedish Fit (the chic name for Swedish Gymnastics) welcomes everyone with open arms. The motto? Well-being, fun, and zero competition. Whether you want to tone up, blow off steam, lose a few pounds, or simply have fun, this is THE place to be for boosting your fitness and pampering your mental health in a friendly vibe.

The concept? Group classes set to ultra-motivating playlists, with everyone working together in a circle around a coach guiding step-by-step. Forget competition—there are 20 diverse activities to enjoy: soft, intensive, cardio HIIT, cardio pump, circuit training, dance, clubbing, plus yoga and pilates. Each session includes warm-up, cardio, muscle toning, and stretching for a full-body, feel-good workout.

Bonus: This concept hails from Sweden, where it’s considered a public health treasure thanks to its positive impact. In France, Swedish Fit is even part of the "prescription fitness" program, offering affordable classes.

Swedish Fit, open daily across all locations. Schedule and bookings available online: unlimited membership (€49/month) or single class (€12). Check the website for venue details.
© Swedish Fit

Feeling crafty and inspired? Dive into making air-dry ceramic objects you can paint however you like! Whether it’s tiny pots, decorations, trinket dishes, or candleholders—anything is possible at Noura’s workshop in the 17th arrondissement.

The plan: Learn ceramic modeling techniques and basics, let your creativity flow under expert guidance, and leave with your beautifully decorated creations (no oven needed!). Bonus: your works can even make for awesome homemade gifts.

The extra touch: The Art & Bulle workshop by Noura can be privatized for up to 24 people, perfect for family fun or birthday parties.

After Marseille, Bordeaux, Lille, and Lyon, Eminente Cuban rum has arrived in Paris, taking over the rooftop of the Terrass” Hotel until next May to bring the Caribbean vibe… to Montmartre! Alongside its panoramic view of Paris, Terraza Eminente invites you to immerse yourself in the island's central style with an authentic Cuban decor: dim lighting, speckled mirrors, colorful rugs, rattan or velvet chairs, lush plants, and vintage furniture sourced from Selency.

On the menu: 7 signature cocktails crafted with Eminente rum, including the tangy Cayo Coco Daiquiri (lime juice, sugar syrup, €15), the fruity Precioso Porn Star (passion fruit puree and vanilla syrup, €17), and the exotic Sol y Plàtano (vanilla liqueur, flambéed banana syrup, yellow lime juice, €17).

The extra touch: The flavors of Cuba's central region inspire the dishes, such as spicy chicken empanadas with mojo criollo sauce (€18), fresh and tangy avocado and mango soufflés (€15), a surprising sea bream ceviche with ginger and lemon served with grilled corn (€23), and oysters with mango and coconut emulsion (€21 for 6).

Terraza Eminente at the Terrass” Hotel, 7th floor, 12-14 rue Joseph de Maistre, Paris 18th. +33 1 46 06 72 85. Free rooftop access until May 2025, open Tuesday to Saturday from 3:30 PM to 12:30 AM and Sundays and Mondays until 11:30 PM.
Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Drink responsibly.
© Terraza Eminente

It’s the sketching workshop we’ve been waiting for, drawing Paris from every angle! From Place de la Concorde to the Louvre Pyramid and the Tuileries Gardens, treat yourself to a half-day of Beaux-Arts vibes, wandering through Paris’s most iconic spots and stopping only to sketch the beautiful views on paper. No matter your level—from beginner to seasoned Picasso—everyone is welcome to dive into the art of drawing during this inspiring and fun experience, filled with fascinating anecdotes shared by your guide/teacher of the day. You’ll leave ready to be showcased in a museum after learning the techniques of comic strip drawing, floral motifs, and perspective during this 3-hour session. No need to bring anything: all materials are provided.

The Extra Tip: If you’re feeling especially arty, head to the nearby Musée des Arts Décoratifs. You’ll have the choice between their incredible exhibit on the theme of intimacy or the glittering displays honoring Christofle, the historic silversmithing house.

What if, this weekend, you could visit the most stunning apartment in Paris? The meeting point is set at Boulevard Raspail, where the association Cosmos and Matter, dedicated to sustainable design, has transformed a gorgeous Haussmannian space with moldings and parquet into a showcase of works by 100% sustainable artists and designers. Inside, nothing originates from petrochemicals, and reuse is prioritized. Each room features incredible scenography connecting materials to ancestral wisdom. Oh, and to visit, you must wear socks or put on shoe covers!

Our favorites include the Salon du Soleil, created by our beloved artist Arnold of Bazar d’Alger, who adorned the walls with his signature gold designs (he is the one who’ll anime  the creative workshop for our Cercle by Do It afterwork on monday, december 2), wooden sculptures by Jörg Koziol, edible leaves crafted by fermentation-obsessed Shira Bio, and a botanical bar exploring chocolate in every form.

The Extra Tip: On-site, the Cosmos and Matter team can share fun anecdotes, like how a revolutionary fabric was created using those strange filaments found in… mussel shells!

Cosmos and Matter, 29 Boulevard Raspail, Paris 7th. Free entry on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 2 pm to 6 pm, until February 17.

© Bazar d'Alger - Clémence Renoux

The Palais de la Porte Dorée, home to the National Museum of Immigration History, presents Chaque Vie est une Histoire (Every Life is a Story), a remarkable exhibition honoring the forgotten faces and stories of migrant lives. Featuring over 200 artistic contributions, the collection ranges from hyper-realistic paintings of a metro station in Barbès, to carvings made of Marseille soap, to photographs of shantytowns and structures resembling migration boats. This sensitive and intimate journey also includes testimonials from migrants of all ages and backgrounds who traveled by train, on foot, or by boat. Videos and recordings of their experiences are deeply moving. This exhibition goes beyond history—it tells human stories you can’t miss.

Bonus Tip : While at the Palais de la Porte Dorée, visit their Tropical Aquarium to greet the fish and the fascinating albino alligator.

Chaque Vie est une Histoire, Palais de la Porte Dorée, 293 avenue Daumesnil, Paris 12th. Runs until February 9, 2025. Entry from €12.
© Palais de la Porte Dorée

Our favorite artist, Marin Montagut, never ceases to surprise us. After getting Parisians addicted to his decorations, beautiful objects, and gifts adorned with his sublime illustrations, the most desirable designer of the moment unveils a crazy collaboration with the Hôtel Grand Mazarin. The journey begins on rue de la Verrerie, admiring the enchanting shop windows decorated by Marin, surrounding a life-sized tarot that’s Instagrammable by default.

We warm up inside at the Grand Mazarin bar (one of our favorite hotel bars in Paris), where we settle in with our date to order the new signature cocktail specially created for this unprecedented collaboration. Specifically: a “sophisticated version of the margarita” enhanced with mezcal, which adds smoky notes and a certain strength to this all-orange love potion, served in an adorable little stemmed glass (€18).

The Extra Thing : We accompany this author’s drink with snacks worthy of the coolest spots in Tel Aviv. Challah to dip in a cream/tomato duo (€10), a trio of white tarama, pink tarama, coral sea urchin tarama with their toasted challah bread (€23), or Romanian mushroom and parmesan polenta (€19).

Le Grand Mazarin, 17 rue de la Verrerie, Paris 4th. Bar du Boubalé open every day from 12 PM to 2 AM. 

© Romain Ricard

Nothing beats a hands-on activity for a break from daily life and a moment of pure relaxation. And what could be better than creating your own bouquet with passionate florists, enhancing both your spirit and home decor? How it goes: From the moment you arrive, Camille, Solenne, or one of their talented team members greets you. The vibe is set: conviviality, laughter, and plenty of cheer, all over a hot drink. Next, dive into the floral world: seasons, origins, pro tips… it’s all covered! After the brief intro, it’s your turn. Choose your flowers from a carefully curated selection and create the bouquet of your dreams with fresh, seasonal flowers.

Extra tip: Once your creation is finished, the team shares expert advice on keeping it fresh in a vase or drying it like a pro.

Floral Workshop, 53 rue de Belleville, Paris 19. 

The pot-au-feu, the ultimate symbol of peasant cuisine, could it be the next trendy dish? That’s our bet. Proof: Mauro Colagreco, chef and owner of the 3-star Mirazur restaurant in Menton, unveils a wildly desirable version of it in his other restaurant, GrandCœur (one of our favorite spots in Paris), nestled in the Marais. Lunch and dinner, every day of the week and weekend, it’s time to settle in and order his latest creation: the sexiest pot-au-feu of your life (€45), served in the extraordinary setting of this new-gen brasserie with high beams and exposed stone walls.

Of course, Mauro Colagreco’s two-course version adds Mediterranean touches to this ancestral recipe. Check it out: set the mood with a perfectly concentrated vegetable consommé with vermicelli, accompanied by bone marrow spread delicately on a garlic and rosemary toast. Then the pot-au-feu arrives, majestic, in its large cast iron pot. While the stewed beef is adorned with a green parsley sauce, colorful pickles bring a welcome acidity, alongside particularly flavorful sauces and condiments, the signature of this Argentinian chef. In short: a deliciously comforting option, perfect for big gatherings of friends.

The extra touch : the special attention paid to the tableware for this decidedly Instagrammable pot-au-feu. Special mention for the mismatched, vintage soup tureens and serving dishes that give the impression of being invited to a chic country house.

Restaurant GrandCœur, 41 rue du Temple, Paris 4th. Open from Monday to Sunday from 12pm to 2:30pm and from 7:15pm to 10:30pm.
© Patrick Lazic and Victoire Leriche.

If you hate seeing your little ones glued to their tablets, whisk them away to Yu-Ching’s workshop. On the menu: discovering the art of felted wool. You’ll be able to create your own adorable figurine with just the strength and dexterity of your hands!

Upon arrival, the artist presents her workshop and tools, then introduces the themes for the little creations: forest animals, dinosaurs, culinary temptations... You’ll learn the basics of needle felting (don’t worry, the needle doesn’t hurt—it’s used to shape the wool!) to craft your personalized figurine. Have fun mixing colors to make a funky bird, muffin, or dino. The best part? You’ll take your creation home, along with the know-how. It’s the perfect plan to occupy those rainy afternoons and build your army of felted wool figurines!

The extra touch : if your artistic endeavors leave you hungry, we’ve got the perfect snack! Head over to Sürpriz to bite into a mouth-watering kebab packed with meat from Mehmet, the best butcher in Berlin, whose meat is coveted by all kebab vendors.

Our favorite for the weekend: a ceramic painting workshop to keep your little ones busy! Head over to Céramicafé Geneviève in the 11th arrondissement for a 100% creative experience. Choose from a bowl, cup, or plate as the canvas for your masterpiece. Geneviève, the ceramic expert, will demonstrate various painting techniques and guide you through the process to ensure your designs are as realistic and beautiful as possible.

At the end of the workshop, your creations will head to the 1,000-degree kiln! You'll need to be patient though: your artwork will be ready for pickup in a week, perfect for showing off at grandma's house!

Bonus : After the workshop, visit Pépite, the amazing bakery in the Faidherbe area. We highly recommend their Cookie Ball for €3.70 – a little bomb of deliciousness!

© Céramicafé Geneviève by Celiane Guilbaud.

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