Heidi Ellison

Heidi Ellison, a long-time Paris resident, is a freelance journalist specializing in art, travel and literature. Her articles have been published in dozens of international publications, and she has contributed to a number of guidebooks on Paris and France.

Paris Update Events 04.03.2024

March 4, 2024 | By Heidi Ellison | Week events

Through March 5 Kiddie cinema Tout-Petits Cinéma screens films for children aged 18 months to four years and holds interactive workshops for them. Forum des Images, Paris March 8 French movies with English subtitles Lost in Frenchlation presents Madame de Sévigné, … Read More

Paris Update Events 26.02.2024

February 26, 2024 | By Heidi Ellison | Week events

March 5 Paris Half Marathon Soak up the atmosphere at the Sémi-marathon de Paris, ending at the Place de la Bastille. La Villette, Paris Through March 3 A barnyard in Paris The Salon International de l’Agriculture brings the best of the country’s … Read More

Paris Update Events 19.02.2024

February 20, 2024 | By Heidi Ellison | Week events

February 21 Bearing up The Fête de l’Ours is a celebration of the pagan Bear Festival, with a performance throughout the museum created by the artist Angélique de Chabot. €20. Reservation required. Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris … Read More

Paris Update Events 12.02.2024

February 10, 2024 | By Heidi Ellison | Week events

Through February 13 Move your body The Festival Everybody celebrates the body with five days of dance classes, performances and more. February 15 Œnological journey Wine expert Charlie Arturaola guides a voyage through the wine countries of the world during … Read More

Paris Update Events 05.02.2024

February 4, 2024 | By Heidi Ellison | Week events

Through February 6 Soldes The official winter retail sales period. Paris & most of France Through February 8 World music The Festival Au Fil des Voix presents concerts by musicians from around the globe. Various locations, Paris Through February 9 Dance … Read More

Demain Est Annulé

Activist Art

February 2, 2024 | By Heidi Ellison | Exhibitions

With all the ongoing attacks by climate activists on famous artworks – the most recent, the notorious (pumpkin?) soup-bombing of the Mona Lisa in the Louvre last week, which made headlines around the globe – the art world is finding … Read More