In this our first interview for aqnb we’ll be talking with Mélany Dioré, a talented artist we discovered a few months ago in Brittany (northern France) who belongs to the artistic collective “Bodyworks“. She’ll be exhibiting her latest …
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“Tombées de la nuit” @ Rennes
The good thing about small towns like Rennes is that any of its festivals although not big in size quickly become “the event” of the week. Nearly every single urbanite throws himself into the streets and participates in …
↓ La soif
La rue St Michel from Rennes (nicknamed Rue de La soif or Thirst street) has a long history of spilled alcohol, good music and a few fights (even a few suicides), but no-one will deny the amazing attraction that all its bars & paving stones generate.
Besides its Saturday food market (one of the biggest in France) it’s advanced music festival “Transmusicales”, those galette-saucisses, the fanfares, and all the culture & history this city oozes, Rennes has always been a night-life seeker city.
The local newspaper Le Mensuel has elaborated this magnificent interactive Webdoc that despite being in French it perfectly captures the essence not only of the busiest Rennes street but the amazingly positive spirit (well… mostly) of its young passersby.