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Paris listeners, the city is in full summer swing, and this week is crammed with unforgettable events, festivals, and cultural happenings.
Tonight, film lovers can still catch the tail end of the Champs-Elysées Film Festival, which wraps up today, June 23. This international celebration brings independent cinema right to the iconic avenue with screenings and special meet-the-artist events, perfect for soaking up Parisian culture with a cinematic twist, as highlighted by Paris Je t’aime.
As the week unfolds, the energy only ramps up. Music fans, get ready for the legendary Solidays Festival at Hippodrome de Paris-Longchamp from Friday June 27 through Sunday June 29. Solidays is a riot of big-name acts and fresh discoveries, all in support of fighting AIDS. This year’s line-up features major artists like Lamomali, Sean Paul, Damso, Shay, SDM, and many more. The festival atmosphere is electric, with stages, food stalls, and that unique Paris party vibe, according to SortiraParis.
Saturday, June 28, brings one of the city’s most vibrant and meaningful events: the Paris Pride Parade, or Marche des Fiertés. Nearly a million participants and supporters will gather, beginning at Porte de la Villette, parading through the city, and ending at Place de la République for an evening of concerts and community. The parade is about celebrating equality, diversity, and joy, with free music and festivities lasting well into the night, as covered by Paris Discovery Guide.
Fashionistas and style enthusiasts, Paris Fashion Week Men’s is also underway this week, spotlighting the latest trends and boldest designers. If you’re keen to catch that Parisian chic up close, many showrooms and pop-ups open their doors around the city for the general public during the festivities.
For those craving something more relaxed, the city’s many open-air cinemas are in full swing. Bring a blanket and some snacks and catch classic films under the stars at Parc de la Villette or on the banks of the Seine—these are summer traditions that define the Parisian experience.
If you want a taste of Parisian tradition, the Fête des Loges, a funfair dating back centuries, has started just outside the city in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, running through the summer with rides, games, and classic French fair food.
Of course, summer in Paris means the parks and gardens are in full bloom—perfect for a leisurely picnic or stroll before heading to evening festivities. And don’t forget, the riverside pop-up terraces along the Seine are ideal for sunset drinks and people-watching.
To sum it up, Paris is buzzing with music, film, parades, and plenty of joie de vivre. Whether you want to dance at a festival, march for a cause, watch a movie under the stars, or just bask in the city’s effervescent summer spirit, you’ll find something special this week.
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Tonight, film lovers can still catch the tail end of the Champs-Elysées Film Festival, which wraps up today, June 23. This international celebration brings independent cinema right to the iconic avenue with screenings and special meet-the-artist events, perfect for soaking up Parisian culture with a cinematic twist, as highlighted by Paris Je t’aime.
As the week unfolds, the energy only ramps up. Music fans, get ready for the legendary Solidays Festival at Hippodrome de Paris-Longchamp from Friday June 27 through Sunday June 29. Solidays is a riot of big-name acts and fresh discoveries, all in support of fighting AIDS. This year’s line-up features major artists like Lamomali, Sean Paul, Damso, Shay, SDM, and many more. The festival atmosphere is electric, with stages, food stalls, and that unique Paris party vibe, according to SortiraParis.
Saturday, June 28, brings one of the city’s most vibrant and meaningful events: the Paris Pride Parade, or Marche des Fiertés. Nearly a million participants and supporters will gather, beginning at Porte de la Villette, parading through the city, and ending at Place de la République for an evening of concerts and community. The parade is about celebrating equality, diversity, and joy, with free music and festivities lasting well into the night, as covered by Paris Discovery Guide.
Fashionistas and style enthusiasts, Paris Fashion Week Men’s is also underway this week, spotlighting the latest trends and boldest designers. If you’re keen to catch that Parisian chic up close, many showrooms and pop-ups open their doors around the city for the general public during the festivities.
For those craving something more relaxed, the city’s many open-air cinemas are in full swing. Bring a blanket and some snacks and catch classic films under the stars at Parc de la Villette or on the banks of the Seine—these are summer traditions that define the Parisian experience.
If you want a taste of Parisian tradition, the Fête des Loges, a funfair dating back centuries, has started just outside the city in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, running through the summer with rides, games, and classic French fair food.
Of course, summer in Paris means the parks and gardens are in full bloom—perfect for a leisurely picnic or stroll before heading to evening festivities. And don’t forget, the riverside pop-up terraces along the Seine are ideal for sunset drinks and people-watching.
To sum it up, Paris is buzzing with music, film, parades, and plenty of joie de vivre. Whether you want to dance at a festival, march for a cause, watch a movie under the stars, or just bask in the city’s effervescent summer spirit, you’ll find something special this week.
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By Quiet. PleaseParis listeners, the city is in full summer swing, and this week is crammed with unforgettable events, festivals, and cultural happenings.
Tonight, film lovers can still catch the tail end of the Champs-Elysées Film Festival, which wraps up today, June 23. This international celebration brings independent cinema right to the iconic avenue with screenings and special meet-the-artist events, perfect for soaking up Parisian culture with a cinematic twist, as highlighted by Paris Je t’aime.
As the week unfolds, the energy only ramps up. Music fans, get ready for the legendary Solidays Festival at Hippodrome de Paris-Longchamp from Friday June 27 through Sunday June 29. Solidays is a riot of big-name acts and fresh discoveries, all in support of fighting AIDS. This year’s line-up features major artists like Lamomali, Sean Paul, Damso, Shay, SDM, and many more. The festival atmosphere is electric, with stages, food stalls, and that unique Paris party vibe, according to SortiraParis.
Saturday, June 28, brings one of the city’s most vibrant and meaningful events: the Paris Pride Parade, or Marche des Fiertés. Nearly a million participants and supporters will gather, beginning at Porte de la Villette, parading through the city, and ending at Place de la République for an evening of concerts and community. The parade is about celebrating equality, diversity, and joy, with free music and festivities lasting well into the night, as covered by Paris Discovery Guide.
Fashionistas and style enthusiasts, Paris Fashion Week Men’s is also underway this week, spotlighting the latest trends and boldest designers. If you’re keen to catch that Parisian chic up close, many showrooms and pop-ups open their doors around the city for the general public during the festivities.
For those craving something more relaxed, the city’s many open-air cinemas are in full swing. Bring a blanket and some snacks and catch classic films under the stars at Parc de la Villette or on the banks of the Seine—these are summer traditions that define the Parisian experience.
If you want a taste of Parisian tradition, the Fête des Loges, a funfair dating back centuries, has started just outside the city in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, running through the summer with rides, games, and classic French fair food.
Of course, summer in Paris means the parks and gardens are in full bloom—perfect for a leisurely picnic or stroll before heading to evening festivities. And don’t forget, the riverside pop-up terraces along the Seine are ideal for sunset drinks and people-watching.
To sum it up, Paris is buzzing with music, film, parades, and plenty of joie de vivre. Whether you want to dance at a festival, march for a cause, watch a movie under the stars, or just bask in the city’s effervescent summer spirit, you’ll find something special this week.
Thanks for tuning in, Paris. Subscribe to stay up to date on everything happening in the City of Light. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Tonight, film lovers can still catch the tail end of the Champs-Elysées Film Festival, which wraps up today, June 23. This international celebration brings independent cinema right to the iconic avenue with screenings and special meet-the-artist events, perfect for soaking up Parisian culture with a cinematic twist, as highlighted by Paris Je t’aime.
As the week unfolds, the energy only ramps up. Music fans, get ready for the legendary Solidays Festival at Hippodrome de Paris-Longchamp from Friday June 27 through Sunday June 29. Solidays is a riot of big-name acts and fresh discoveries, all in support of fighting AIDS. This year’s line-up features major artists like Lamomali, Sean Paul, Damso, Shay, SDM, and many more. The festival atmosphere is electric, with stages, food stalls, and that unique Paris party vibe, according to SortiraParis.
Saturday, June 28, brings one of the city’s most vibrant and meaningful events: the Paris Pride Parade, or Marche des Fiertés. Nearly a million participants and supporters will gather, beginning at Porte de la Villette, parading through the city, and ending at Place de la République for an evening of concerts and community. The parade is about celebrating equality, diversity, and joy, with free music and festivities lasting well into the night, as covered by Paris Discovery Guide.
Fashionistas and style enthusiasts, Paris Fashion Week Men’s is also underway this week, spotlighting the latest trends and boldest designers. If you’re keen to catch that Parisian chic up close, many showrooms and pop-ups open their doors around the city for the general public during the festivities.
For those craving something more relaxed, the city’s many open-air cinemas are in full swing. Bring a blanket and some snacks and catch classic films under the stars at Parc de la Villette or on the banks of the Seine—these are summer traditions that define the Parisian experience.
If you want a taste of Parisian tradition, the Fête des Loges, a funfair dating back centuries, has started just outside the city in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, running through the summer with rides, games, and classic French fair food.
Of course, summer in Paris means the parks and gardens are in full bloom—perfect for a leisurely picnic or stroll before heading to evening festivities. And don’t forget, the riverside pop-up terraces along the Seine are ideal for sunset drinks and people-watching.
To sum it up, Paris is buzzing with music, film, parades, and plenty of joie de vivre. Whether you want to dance at a festival, march for a cause, watch a movie under the stars, or just bask in the city’s effervescent summer spirit, you’ll find something special this week.
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