“Becoming Maman” English Comedy Show Comes to Lyon May 29
It’s time for some hilarious truths about raising kids in France.
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Lyon BD Festival Takes Over the City Center June 9 and 10
BDers from around the world will flood the city for a weekend of art.
Jazz à Vienne Takes Over the City June 28-July 13
One of the most awaited festivals of the year is back with jazz from all corners of the world.
English School Lyon Offers Bilingual Education in a Place That Feels Like Home
A French-English education for children 3-10
Nuits Sonores 2018 on a Budget: 10 Free Events
Mario Kart, disco jam sessions, and a trip to England headline the free offerings.
Third Annual Lyon Beer Festival at La Sucrière April 21 and 22
The Lyon Beer Festival returns with a focus on American brewers.
Interview of the Month: Johnny’s Kitchen Owner and Irishman Adrian Walsh
A tale of Irish bars and bloody French food.
The Gatekeeper blues
The hidden side of low cost hotels in Lyon, by our French contributor Marc Uhry.
My best places for a good Italian pizza in Lyon
Lyon’s attachment to gastronomy and Italian food is well known. Find here my best pizzas places of Lyon
Seven places to eat in Lyon 7th
Our American contributor Jenna reveals her favorite food finds in the 7th arrondissement of Lyon.
Expat of the Week: Kendrick from New Zealand
Every week, This Is Lyon interviews a member of the English speaking community. Here is Kendrick Lynn, coach at LOU Rugby.
Rémy: Franco-American drummer living in Lyon
“Lyon is a beautiful city with great energy” First a short sentence to introduce yourself with your name, age, familiy, country of origin, job, centres of interest Hi; My name is Rémy Kaprielan. I’m 39 years old. Happily married and father of two. I was born in France. My mom is American and my father’s […]
My first March in Lyon on Earth Day
Our American contributor Lindsey shares her experience marching for science on Earth day in Lyon. Her first protest in France.
La Demeure du Chaos or The Abode of Chaos
If you’re looking for a quirky kind of destruction and you’re not squeamish, tootle on up the river Saône. It’s sure to engrave itself on your mind a while.
What We Say When We Say Sorry
An Average Individual investigates the delicate activity of apologising
The faces you see in Museums
Our English contributor Martin is reviewing the exhibition of Matisse’s drawings at the Musee des Beaux Arts of Lyon. A story of famous bearded faces. The other day, I went down to see the exhibition of Matisse’s drawings at the Musee des Beaux Arts of Lyon (2 December 2016 – 6 March 2017). So […]
The Wallace
Among the growing trend of British and Irish style pubs to arrive in Lyon is the Wallace which opened in 2005. It’s a pretty big place (holds around 200 people) and there are four large TV screens to catch up with the latest sports action including football, rugby, golf, cricket, NFL, Formula 1 and cricket.
Place Bellecour
Place Bellecour is the largest pedestrian square in Europe. A landmark to visit in Lyon.
The Transbordeur
The Transbordeur: music and pop culture since 1989 The Transbordeur, nicknamed “Transbo” is one of Lyons premier live music venues featuring the best contemporary international artists from the worlds of rock, hip hop, electronica and more. Venue History The Transbordeur is housed in an old factory which was originally built as a water […]
The Periscope
The Periscope: music venue with a jazz and experimental focus. The Periscope has an innovative program of events and live music across many musical genres and offers an alternative to the typical concert venue. The Periscope Venue History The Periscope was founded in 2007 at the initiative of two local musicians collectives (Grolektif […]
St Antoine Market
Slightly smaller during the week, the food market of St Antoine is reaching full capacity on weekends. This is one of Lyon’s most popular outdoor markets.
Museum of Gallo-Roman Civilisation
The Museum of Gallo-Roman Civilisation astounds the visitor with its avant-garde architecture and carefully-chosen exhibits, nudging you to uncover more of what Lyon’s Roman, Gaul and Celtic forebears got up to.
Anger Wears A Balaclava
An Average Individual ponders upon the pros and cons of getting hot under the collar
My first Fête des Lumières in Lyon
My first “Fêtes des Lumières” in Lyon, back in 2014
The Journal of an Average Individual #2: Hitler in an armchair
An Average Individual wants to sit in a park and watch the world go by, but ends up drinking rosé wine and supping up ordinary racism
The Journal of an Average Individual #1: Monday Mornings
An Average Indivudual is spared Monday morning suicide when she sets foot in a boulangerie