Showing posts with label street festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street festivals. Show all posts

16 October 2023

Marching Monday

 

From this year's colorful Montmartre grape harvest parade in celebration of France's many diverse wines.
 
Starting point: cabaret Lapin Agile, just across from Paris' symbolic last vineyard
 
 
Below: marching bands, dancers, regional costumes
 
Tomorrow: The Tasting Trail

              










                 


15 October 2023

V for Vendanges

 
 Last day to experience Montmartre's annual autumn grape harvest/wine festival.
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More photos Monday
 
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 - ALL WEEKEND -

 LA VILLAGE EN FÊTE 

Fête des Vendanges

Ends Sunday October 15

 

 

15 October 2019

Fête accompli



Scenes from last weekend's annual wine harvest parade celebrating the wine-producing regions of France.

2 October 2019

Ergo sum


A sign in a wine shop says, "I drink therefore I am."


October 9 - 13

Tastings - dancing - parade - ateliers - performances - exhibits...

16 October 2018

Montmartre en fête #2


More scenes from Montmartre's annual wine harvest parade including Capoeira, the Brazilian martial art that combines elements of fight, dance, music, and acrobatics.

Below: behind the parade a clean sweep at the end

  
- Tomorrow: and the party went on... -

- Festival street food, Montmartre village -

15 October 2018

Montmartre en fête #1


All weekend the butte was alive with festivities celebrating the grape harvest.

Above: scenes from annual parade

30 November 2017

Warming up


With the holidays closing in, chocolat chaud, hot spiced wine and tea stalls are popping up on squares such as this one at l'Église Saint-Pierre. 

16 October 2017

Harvest parade


Montmartre's mad annual vendanges parade celebrates the fall wine harvest, with regions from all over France represented.

Below: one of several drum bands winding through streets


And here they come... Best results w/earphones
 

8 February 2017

Revolutionary



  High on the butte a tradition of young sans-culottes keeps the spirit of the French Revolution alive.