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Unusual evenings in

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It’s goodbye to conventional nights in, having a drink with friends and putting the world to rights. There are now all sorts of ways of making an evening at home an unforgettable experience and experts are on hand to help.

LIFESTYLE
By Electron Libre

Adresses:

Galerie Brumaire
+33 (0)6 09 09 64 79
+33 (0)6 85 83 18 00
http://www.galeriebrumaire.com/

Bootleggers
14 rue Dailly
92210 Saint-Cloud
+33 (0)9 52 28 50 72
http://www.bootleggers.fr/

The Lucky Little Band
http://luckylittleband.com/fr.html

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