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　　This belle époque theatre has been transformed into a seven-floor concert hall-cum-gallery that takes visitors deep into the realms of digital art, music, graphics, film, fashion, design and video games. Inaugural show, ‘Berlin Next!’, examines that city’s underground scene。

　　3 bis Rue Papin, 3rd (+33 1 53 01 51 51, )。

　　Maison de Jean Cocteau

　　Jean Cocteau’s former country house has been transformed into a fascinating museum, with more than 500 of his paintings, drawings, sculptures and photos decorating his wonderfully flamboyant living room, fairy-tale bedroom and his study: all leopard-print walls and erotic memorabilia。

　　15, Rue du Lau, Milly-la-Forêt (+33 1 64 98 11 50, )。

　　Musée Belmondo

　　To the French, the name Belmondo means actor Jean-Paul; but his father Paul was one of France’s most important sculptors from the ’30s to the ’60s, and this new space in the eighteenth-century Château Buchillot looks set to thrust his works back into the limelight. The château gardens are a godsend on a sunny day。

　　14 Rue de L’Abreuvoir, Boulogne-Billancourt (+33 1 55 18 69 01,)。

　　Dates for your diary

　　‘Van Dongen: Fauve, Anarchist and Socialite’, Friday March 25-July 17

　　A firm favourite of the 1920s Paris art and social scene gets a welcome retrospective at Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris。

　　‘Manet: The Man who Invented Modern’, April 4-July 3

　　The newly reopened Musée d’Orsay aims to re-establish Manet as a modern visionary。

　　Foire du Trône, April

　　France’s biggest funfair, Froire du Trône, opens in April for nine weeks at the Pelouse de Reuilly。

　　Grande Marché d’Art Contemporain, June 1-5

　　Place de la Bastille turns into a giant art fair for five days。

　　Paris Jazz Festival, June-July

　　Two months of weekends of free jazz at the Parc Floral。