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Faubourg Vence and the Masséna around the World Bookstore They are the main winners of the competition “Open the Boutique of Your Dreams”. Delphine Fourmy so got the First prize Trader for the upcoming opening of his first store “Le Faubourg Vence”, whileAmy Trowell and Amandine Salagnac won the Vision d’Avenir Award for opening the Masséna Worldwide Bookstore. Organized by Yesthe marketplace for independent traders, in partnership with the City of Nice, the Nice Côte d’Azur Enterprise, the Fédération du Commerce Niçois et de l’Artisanat (FCNA), Petits Commerces and ENVI, the launched this competition last October to promote trade in Nice by identifying two local independent traders. (DR photo: Masséna Around the World bookstore in Nice)

Faubourg Vence: open to all creativity

After 9 years as an interior designer and decorator, Delphine Fourmy she reinvented herself and made her dream come true. In a historic building in the heart of Vence, from December it will offer an eclectic route where every corner will be an invitation to discover: interior decoration, vintage fashion, unique decoration, with a special place for additional second-hand goods, to encourage a more environmentally responsible approach.

This welcoming space aims to embrace a human perspective of local commerce where you can browse, inspire, and exchange around a shared passion for beautiful products and artisanal expertise. Committed to local life and an active member of La Vitrine de Vence, Delphine Fourmy wants to make her Faubourg de Ven a real place of life and sharing, enlivened by creative workshops for adults and children.

Masséna Around the World Bookstore: culture to bring communities together

Building on the success of the group Masséna Bookstore, their first bookstore, Marie Serra and Dominique Barbat Garcia along with Thomas Collett to expand their horizons by opening a second bookstore in Nice: the Masséna around the world book. This new space, designed in collaboration with Amy Trowell and Amandine Salagnac and run by both lovers of bilingual literature, it is much more than a traditional bookstore.

Located in the heart of Nice, it offers a place of meeting and exchange for all those who want to discover the richness of cultures through words and languages, especially English. To bring this place to life and strengthen community ties, workshops for children are regularly organized as well as meetings with authors, and events that bring together lovers of literature and diversity. A blessed place for bilingual people and those who live far from their country.