Belle Epoque originally was conceived as an elegant, speakeasylike, absinthe-focused hideaway removed from the big beers, cocktails and karaoke of Bourbon Street, in a section of the Old Absinthe ...

The majestic Château de Breteuil transforms into the setting for a historical reenactment for just one day. On Friday, May 8, ...

Martha Clarke's best known dance-theater works have used predominantly visual means to conjure the imagery of great painters. Her muddled new piece, "Belle Epoque," lushly evokes the prostitutes, ...

Belle Epoque Absinthe Lounge (240 Bourbon St.) opens Oct. 17 behind the Old Absinthe House bar, in the space that housed Tony Moran’s Restaurant until 2016. The building on the corner of Bourbon and ...

Just who is The Little Dancer, Aged 14? Who is the actual girl, cast 2/3 of her life size by Edgar Degas? That little dancer was Marie van Goethem, one of three sisters left to fend for themselves ...

You may not know the name Jules Chéret—but his work has probably left an impression on you nevertheless. That’s because of how wide his influence has been. Chéret (1836–1932) is one of the artists who ...

Le Salon de Musique hosting a pervious chamber concert event at the La Jolla Women’s Club. (Photo Courtesy: Le Salon de Musique) This Sunday, Le Salon de Musiques is again immersing San Diego ...

Was France’s Belle Epoque really so belle? A high-end, crafted slice of 1899 Parisian Noir unspooling as the capital seethes with anti-Semitism, violence, riots, conspiracy and the customary women’s ...