Paris News and Information

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  • Time IN Paris

    Discover the best of Paris with Time IN Paris—your daily source for updates on events, weather, and air quality. Whether you're strolling along the Seine, exploring the Eiffel Tower, or enjoying a local café, this podcast helps you experience the magic of the City of Light like never before.

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  • Festive Cheer and Cultural Richness in Paris - Christmas Lights, Art Exhibits, and More
    Nov 24 2024
    Welcome to 'Time IN Paris' on this crisp Sunday, November 24, 2024. As the autumn leaves begin to fade, Paris is buzzing with a mix of festive cheer and cultural richness. The weather is cool but pleasant, making it an ideal day to explore the city.

    Today, the city's vibe is electric, especially with the highly anticipated Christmas lights ceremony on the Champs-Elysées. Here are a few key events you won't want to miss:

    - **Christmas Lights on the Champs-Elysées**: The famous avenue will be transformed into a pedestrian-only zone starting at 4 PM, featuring a brass band, a DJ set, and the grand lighting ceremony at 7 PM. Don't miss the 40-foot high Christmas tree near the Arc de Triomphe[1][2][3].
    - **Family Fun at Little Villette**: Enjoy a weekend of circus arts activities, including juggling, perfect for families and children[2].
    - **Cultural Exhibitions**: Check out the free jewelry exhibition at Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau, which delves into the history and splendor of pearls, or visit the immersive sound installation by Björk at the Centre Pompidou[2][4].

    In local news, the Jardin des Tuileries Christmas Market is now open, offering a festive atmosphere with rides, gourmet stalls, and shopping opportunities. For food enthusiasts, the LV DREAM exhibition at Louis Vuitton includes a café and chocolate shop, a delightful stop for any sweet tooth[2][4].

    For must-do activities today, consider taking a Paris & Seine River Tour on an amphibious bus for a unique perspective on the city's landmarks. If you're looking for something more seasonal, the Christmas market at the Jardin d'Acclimatation is a hidden gem with its lantern festival and family-friendly activities[1][2].

    Here’s a local tip: To navigate like a Parisian, use the Velib bike-sharing service to get around the city quickly and enjoy the sights along the way. Also, remember that many Parisians celebrate All Saints Day by visiting family graves, so some services might be closed, but most museums remain open.

    Looking forward to tomorrow, be sure to tune in for more on the Paris Photo event at the Grand Palais, featuring 191 galleries and 43 publishers from around the world. Until then, enjoy the magical start to the holiday season in Paris
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  • Festive Happenings in Paris: Christmas Markets, Concerts, and Enchanting Experiences
    Nov 23 2024
    Welcome to 'Time IN Paris' on this crisp Saturday, November 23, 2024. As the autumn air whispers through the city, Paris is buzzing with a mix of festive anticipation and cultural vibrancy. The weather is cool but clear, setting the perfect stage for a day filled with exciting events and activities.

    Today, the city is alive with a variety of events catering to all interests. For music lovers, Dream Theater is set to rock the Adidas Arena with their "40th Anniversary Tour" concert, promising an evening of progressive metal magic[4].

    If you're in the mood for something more enchanting, Gaël Illusionniste's new magic show, "Mirage," at La Seine Musicale combines magic and aviation for an unforgettable night[4].

    Families can enjoy the festive atmosphere at the Jardin d'Acclimatation, where Christmas celebrations have begun, featuring 42 merry-go-rounds with Christmas decorations and numerous family activities[4].

    For those interested in sports, Bakary Samake is attempting to win a world boxing championship title in a free event under the Canopée des Halles, making it an exciting and accessible spectacle for all[4].

    In local news, the Paris la Défense Christmas Market is already in full swing, offering over 250 wooden chalets filled with gifts, gourmet delights, and an ice skating rink at the foot of the Grande Arche[1].

    If you're looking for must-do activities today, consider a visit to the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann to walk on the new Glasswalk, a 9-metre-long glass walkway suspended 16 metres above the ground, offering a unique perspective on the city[1].

    For a hidden gem, head to the Musée Guimet for a classical Chinese dance performance, "Cheval de Chang'an," as part of the temporary exhibition "Tang China"[4].

    Here’s a local tip: To navigate like a Parisian, use the Velib bike-sharing system or take a scenic river Seine cruise to see the city’s landmarks while enjoying the festive lights that are starting to appear.

    As the day comes to a close, remember that tomorrow, November 24, marks the launch of the Les Illuminations de Noël des Champs-Élysées, where Tony Estanguet will kick off the holiday season on the world's most beautiful avenue[1].

    Tune in tomorrow for more on Paris's upcoming events, including the Odyssée Lumineuse at Parc Floral and the Grand Palais des Glaces ice rink. Until then, enjoy your time in the City of Light
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    3 mins
  • Autumn in Paris: Candlelit Concerts, Christmas Markets, and Vibrant Festivities
    Nov 22 2024
    Welcome to 'Time IN Paris' on this crisp Friday, November 22, 2024. As the autumn leaves paint the city in vibrant hues, Paris is buzzing with a plethora of exciting events and activities.

    Today, the city is greeted by mild temperatures and a hint of holiday spirit in the air. Here are a few key events that you won't want to miss:

    - For music lovers, the Candlelight Concert at Saint-Ephrem Church is a must-attend, featuring the works of Chopin, Schubert, Satie, and Beethoven[1].
    - Families can enjoy a fun-filled weekend at Little Villette, where a juggling and circus arts event is taking place, perfect for kids and adults alike[3].
    - If you're in the mood for something unique, the free jewelry exhibition at Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau, which tells the story of pearls from their origins to their use in jewelry, is definitely worth a visit[3].

    In local news, the Christmas illuminations on the Champs-Elysées are set to kick off on November 24, marking the beginning of the holiday season. The Jardin des Tuileries Christmas Market is already open, offering a festive atmosphere, rides, and gourmet treats[3].

    For a must-do activity today, consider taking a stroll through the Jardin des Tuileries Christmas Market or visiting the Louvre, which is open despite the All Saints Day holiday[2]. For a hidden gem, explore the La Coulée Verte de Paris, an unusual and hidden walk from Bastille to Vincennes that offers a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle[3].

    Here’s a local tip: When navigating Paris, use the Velib bike-sharing system for a quick and environmentally friendly way to get around the city. Plus, did you know that the famous Parisian department stores unveil their spectacular holiday window displays around mid-November? Make sure to check them out for a dose of festive magic[1].

    Looking ahead to tomorrow, don’t miss the launch of the Christmas illuminations on the Champs-Elysées, where Tony Estanguet will kick off the event, and the free urban art festival at the Poste du Louvre, featuring works by 18 street artists[3].

    Tune in tomorrow for more exciting events and tips on how to make the most of your time in Paris. Until then, à bientôt
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