Eighty years of jazz under a stone arch
A cellar in the Latin Quarter where the band plays late and nobody sits down for long.
Walking home the long way, one city at a time.
A cellar in the Latin Quarter where the band plays late and nobody sits down for long.
The city slows down, the hills light up, and the yellow trams carry the night shift home.
Late tables, short menus and the pleasure of eating when the rest of the city has gone home.
The best part of any evening out is the walk home, when the film is still playing in your head.
Films, concerts, plays and tables worth going out for — in one letter before the weekend.