Guests will be staying at an intimate Parisian hotel in the heart of Saint-Germain, close to cafés, restaurants, and the river Seine. Each private room is contemporary with a touch of French charm. Pricing includes accommodations, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, entrance, tour and VIP check-in to Paris Photo, all experiences, and transportation to all experiences.

On this four-day Parisian adventure, guests will explore Paris Photo, spend an evening learning about French wine and cheese pairings, enjoy an exquisite French dinner prepared by a private chef in his pied-à-terre home, learn elements of sketching the iconic city from a local Parisian artist, and visit the atelier of a milliner for Chanel to learn the art of hat-making.

Consistent with the French tradition, guests will experience only the best food, dining on dishes prepared by chefs who are wildly passionate about French cuisine and who are eager to share their love of food. Guests will discover why eating and drinking are not just a pastime in France, but a significant “way of life,” and experience firsthand that French meals are meant to be more than just food – they are a gathering and an appreciation of time spent together.

For more information about or to sign up for Wandering Native Collection’s Parisian Adventure, please visit https://www.wanderingnativecollective.com/pop-up.

About Wandering Native
Wandering Native Collective (WNC) began in 2017 as a conversation between friends Emily Power and Jill Smith, and soon turned into a community of women who want to experience the world in a new way. WNC hosts local events in Los Angeles, offers exclusive travel experiences, and collaborates with women-owned businesses to design original products. WNC believes that a vital community of women is empowering, and that women are stronger together. Within a network of intelligent and curious women, Wandering Native invites you to wander with purpose and experience the world in a new way.

About Palos Verdes Art Center
Palos Verdes Art Center (PVAC) / Beverly G. Alpay Center for Arts Education, a nonprofit visual arts school and gallery, inspires individuals to create, appreciate and celebrate art. Since its founding in 1931, PVAC’s exhibition, education, and outreach programs have made the visual arts available, accessible, and affordable to residents and visitors of Los Angeles County.

Palos Verdes Art Center provides an economically and ethnically diverse community with free art exhibitions, art classes for all ages and skill levels, awards and scholarships, art experiences for differently-abled youth and adults, school-based art education, standards-based art programs for schools, attractive rental spaces, and opportunities to volunteer and to network with other artists.