Planning a trip to Toulouse? There’s no better way to learn about your upcoming destination than by talking to locals, learning about the sights and attractions that might get neglected in the usual travel literature. With this in mind, we met up with some of
December is here, Christmas lights turn on around Toulouse tonight, non-essential businesses are back open (except for bars, restaurants, theaters, and indoor sports/dance), but we're still in a sort-of lockdown in France. Permission slips are still required to go outside, but if anyone's actually checking
It feels like déjà-vu all over again. We're back on lockdown in France for (at least) the month of November (though most likely longer). You'll forgive me if this newsletter is a bit late as my priorities flew out the window after Macron's Wendesday evening
Let's all take a moment to pat ourselves on the back for making it three-quarters of the way through 2020. Whew! The French saw the writing on the wall when they declared that 2020 was "wine-wine" (the French word for 20, "vingt," is pronounced the
La rentrée is here and with it a whole lot of fun, delicious things to do in Toulouse in September! Some of the larger events are returning this month, including my favorite - Toulouse à Table. Most of these events have been very good at
The city may seem a bit empty this month with everyone "en vacances" but there are still plenty of things to do in and around Toulouse during the month of August! Unfortunately, my two favorite August events, the Fêtes de Vin in Gaillac and Fronton,
Here's our round-up of food and drink-related things to do in Toulouse this month (July 2020). We've got a new pub opening, events at vineyards close to Toulouse, and more! However, with the return of small-scale events and dining, it's more important than ever to
March is going to be a fun month for things to do in Toulouse, with lots of spring wine fairs showcasing the new vintage just bottled, plus the start-up of night markets for the spring season (starting with les Carmes in March). And, though you
My monthly round-up is a little shorter in February because I'm eating my way through all of the street food in Asia on a much-needed vacation! Even though the newsletter will be a little shorter this month, I couldn't leave you without my picks for
Here's wishing you a wonderful and delicious year filled with all of the best things in life. I already shared this on social media, but the joke right now in France is that the year 2020, when spoken in French like 20-20 (vingt-vingt) is pronounced
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