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FQM, also known as French Quarter Magazine, is a global lifestyle and culture publication read across six continents and ranked #9 in the Top 20 France Mags 2026 on the Web with a growing editorial presence in Washington, D.C.

23/09/2026

The countdown is ON! 🎭✨

In just one month, the brilliant original returns to Las Vegas; more spectacular than ever. Get ready to be swept away by the timeless magic, music, and mystery of Phantom Tour at The Smith Center! 🖤🎶

One month to go! 👻

23/09/2026

Merci for the recommendation, Terzaghi Richard from Ohlala French Bistro ! 🇫🇷
We had a wonderful experience at Amélie D.C. (Amelie DC). FQM new contributing writer, Peter Schmidt, and our Publisher truly enjoyed discovering this French gem in Washington, DC. 🥂✨

FQM is wishing a wonderful weekend to all our readers and followers!
18/09/2026

FQM is wishing a wonderful weekend to all our readers and followers!

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17/09/2026

Join the journey of discovery with Passport to Cultureâ„¢! Your adventure awaits!
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Email from FQM Published every Thursday A LETTER FROM WASHINGTON D.C. Dear reader, For years, FQM has taken you inside remarkable places, introduced you to people and traditions, and shared stories th

Paris Fashion Week influences global trends, and you don’t need a runway pass to observe the movement. In our latest art...
15/09/2026

Paris Fashion Week influences global trends, and you don’t need a runway pass to observe the movement. In our latest article, Nicole Rowe outlines practical ways for visitors and industry observers to engage with shows, street style, and networking opportunities around Paris during Fashion Week.

Read the full piece: https://wix.to/ddPV4ko

New on FQM: "An America You Don't See From the Highway." A thoughtful travel essay about the quieter, overlooked corners...
12/09/2026

New on FQM: "An America You Don't See From the Highway." A thoughtful travel essay about the quieter, overlooked corners of the United States, the places you discover when you slow down.

Read the article and explore!



There is an America we are taught to visit. Its landmarks appear on postcards and bucket lists: the Statue of Liberty, the monuments of Washington, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Grand Canyon, the French Quarter of New Orleans. They deserve their fame. And then there is another America; the one you dis...

Paris Fashion Week (Sept 28–Oct 6) is back, and it's never been only about clothes. Our latest preview explores how the ...
12/09/2026

Paris Fashion Week (Sept 28–Oct 6) is back, and it's never been only about clothes. Our latest preview explores how the Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear season turns fashion into cultural conversation.

Read the full piece below.

Paris Fashion Week has always been about clothes. It has never been only about clothes. When the Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear season begins on September 28, Paris will once again become fashion's most closely watched stage. Through October 6, designers, editors, buyers, artisans, photographers, cel...

25 Years Later, We Remember.Where were you on September 11, 2001?Twenty-five years have passed since the terrorist attac...
11/09/2026

25 Years Later, We Remember.

Where were you on September 11, 2001?

Twenty-five years have passed since the terrorist attacks that changed America, and the world. Yet for so many, the memories of that horrific day remain vivid: where we were, who we were with, and how we felt as the events unfolded.

Today, we look back. We remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, the courage of first responders, and a day none of us will ever forget.

Where were you on 9/11? Share your memory with us.

09/09/2026

FQM (French Quarter Magazine)’s Publisher was delighted to catch up with Chef Stéphane Grattier in Washington, D.C.; over coffee, conversation, and, naturally, a little taste of France.

Stéphane is the co-owner and Executive Chef-Boulanger at Boulangerie Christophe and a member of the Académie Culinaire de France. His craftsmanship has earned significant recognition, including a Gold Medal from the Académie and honors for his baguettes.

What I particularly appreciate is that his work represents something larger than excellent bread: the transmission of French savoir-faire and culture in America. As Stéphane once said when speaking about breadmaking, passion is essential to doing it well.

A lovely moment of friendship, French culture, and shared ideas. 🇫🇷 🇺🇸

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Can you guess who I interviewed back in 2015? 👀A native of the South of France, he opened what became Las Vegas’ first F...
07/09/2026

Can you guess who I interviewed back in 2015? 👀

A native of the South of France, he opened what became Las Vegas’ first French restaurant in 1976; a favorite of celebrities at the time and a true piece of old Vegas history.

It remains one of my favorite interviews from the early years of French Quarter Magazine.

Who was he… and can you name the restaurant? 🇫🇷🇺🇸

No Googling! 😉

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