Grenoble Life editor James Dalrymple met with Grenoble’s foremost English theatre group, Upstage, to find out about their 20th anniversary plans. Here is what he has to report.

As you read these lines, the collège students of the English section of the Cité Scolaire Internationale are busy, busy, busy, fine-tuning their seventh pantomime production, “Snow White.”

Grenoble Life talks to Amy Cannata of waterfall༄wellness, a new Anglophone association supporting natural health and well-being.

Grenoble Life editor James Dalrymple delves into the archives to relive some of the highs and lows of the past few years online in the Capital of the Alps.

On Saturday October 8th Jaccede.com is organising an Accessibility Day in Grenoble to raise awareness for people with limited mobility and promote accessible locations in the city.

Grenoble Life speaks to XiaXiahn Vaccalluzzo of the A-WA-KEN South African Faction, a new language and cultural exchange incorporating dance, music and art, and run by three generations of a Rainbow Nation family.

Grenoble Life profiles the American School of Grenoble, unique to the region in offering the American High School Diploma curriculum.

We talk to Charlotte Felix-Faure of iTU Espace Design, a new fair-trade boutique in Grenoble showcasing the creations of Southern African artists and artisans.

Grenoble Life talks to Thora van Male, author of “Les liaisons généreuses – l’apport de français à la langue anglaise,” ahead of a talk she is giving organised by Alliance Grenoble-Oxford on April 7.

Grenoble Life talks to Hélène Perrin-Gouron, Vicki Bernard and Katie Coakley – aka Wing It Productions – a new English theatre group for secondary school pupils in and around Grenoble.