When we lived in the US, our city played host to all kinds of wild and wonderful parades, festivals, and artistic activities. Moving to Paris I learned that I would have to dig a little deeper to find a similar level of creativity.
This is my short list of must do things for 2014. Yes, it is slanted to photo-opportunities. But make no mistake, each event or venue is great to show up to without a camera. I think nearly the entire world but us has a cell-phone camera and software to process and share the experiences with if they chose to.
Year round -
I'll be attending as many of these as I can.
This is my short list of must do things for 2014. Yes, it is slanted to photo-opportunities. But make no mistake, each event or venue is great to show up to without a camera. I think nearly the entire world but us has a cell-phone camera and software to process and share the experiences with if they chose to.
Year round -
- La Rotonde de Longueville ~ steam locomotives. Lots of them. Some working. Some not.
- Catacombs ~ the remains of millions of Parisians. Take your own flashlight for the darker, creepier areas.
- La traversee de Paris hivernale ~ Old cars on the streets of Paris. I mean, really old cars.
- Retromobile ~ Old cars, motorcycles, and motor memorabilia at la porte de Versailles.
- Carnival de Paris ~ Fun filled parade of Trolls and Faeries.
- Carnival of Women ~ Men and women dressed up as royalty, queens, and other femininity.
- Japan Expo 2014 ~ Anime, Manga, Cosplay, Lolita. It's how France's youth "puts on the dog."
I'll be attending as many of these as I can.
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