Although it closed in 1895, the Jules Vieillard factory maintains a special relationship with the people of Bordeaux. Old Bordeaux families are fond of the widely-varied faience produced by this company, which employed several hun…

Once again, in June-July 2022, the streets of many European cities will be packed (after a 2-year hiatus due to the pandemic) with people, colour, music and the drive to party and protest during Pride, a mix of gay, lesbian, bise…

The Bacalan district of Bordeaux, which stretches out along the Garonne, is an up-and-coming area that had long been snubbed by traditional residents of Bordeaux, who viewed it as too working class. This status of a terra incognit…