La Régulière

La Régulière is an independent bookshop and cultural venue in Paris, France, located at 43 rue Myrha in the 18th arrondissement, in the Goutte d'Or neighbourhood. It was founded in 2016 by Alice Schneider and Julia Mahler and describes itself as "a cultural place around the book and printed image" (un lieu culturel autour du livre et de l'image imprimée). The shop combines retail bookselling with a programme of cultural events, and its opening hours are Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–19:30 and Sunday 14:00–19:00, as listed on its official website. Beyond selling books, La Régulière functions as a small cultural institution. Its website highlights upcoming events and a newsletter, and the shop has received public and private support. According to its "À propos" page, the bookshop won the Créatrices d'Avenir prize in 2019 and the France Télévision – Talents des cités prize in 2019, and has held the LIR label awarded by the CNL (Centre national du livre) since 2019. The project has received backing from the City of Paris, the Île-de-France Region and the CNL, and was financed by Crédit Coopératif, Paris Initiative Entreprise and CIGALES. The interior design and furniture were created by Johanna Lapray and Hugo L'Ahellec, and the graphic identity by Studio Byzance. La Régulière has attracted press coverage since its early years, including mentions in France Info, France 5's "La Grande Librairie", Le Parisien, France 3, KIBLIND, Marie-Claire, ELLE, Grazia, Télérama, Stylist, Time Out and ASOS Magazine, among others. The shop remains an active independent retailer and cultural hub in north-eastern Paris.

La Régulière was founded in 2016 by Alice Schneider and Julia Mahler as a bookshop and cultural space in the Goutte d'Or neighbourhood of Paris's 18th arrondissement. The shop is located at 43 rue Myrha and presents itself as a cultural venue centred on books and printed images. Its interior design and furniture were created by Johanna Lapray and Hugo L'Ahellec, while its graphic identity was developed by Studio Byzance. From its early years, La Régulière received press attention. Its "À propos" page lists coverage beginning in 2016, including mentions in Time Out, Le Parisien, Grazia, Télérama, Stylist, ASOS Magazine and Paris.fr, with further coverage in subsequent years in publications such as ELLE, Marie-Claire, KIBLIND, France Info, France 5's "La Grande Librairie" and France 3. In 2019 the bookshop received two prizes: the Créatrices d'Avenir prize and the France Télévision – Talents des cités prize. It has also held the LIR label awarded by the CNL (Centre national du livre) since 2019. The project has benefited from support from the City of Paris, the Île-de-France Region and the CNL, and was financed by Crédit Coopératif, Paris Initiative Entreprise and CIGALES. The shop continues to operate as an independent bookshop and cultural venue, hosting events and publishing a newsletter.

• 2019

  Awarded the Créatrices d'Avenir prize.

• 2019

  Awarded the France Télévision – Talents des cités prize.

• 2019

  Obtained the LIR label from the CNL.

• 2016

  La Régulière founded by Alice Schneider and Julia Mahler in Paris.

Independent cultural bookshop focused on books and printed images in the Goutte d'Or, Paris.

Product categories. Books · Printed images · Cultural events

1. 1La Régulière official websitelareguliere.fr
2. 2À propos – La Régulièrelareguliere.fr
3. 3La Régulière – Wikidatawikidata.org