Paris is famous for its colorful holidays and folk festivals. Lots of interesting events take place on New Year’s Eve and Christmas, and on June 21 there is the Music Festival – an event that all music lovers are eagerly awaiting.
During the day, free concerts are held in city squares, open air venues and concert halls. During the festival, you can hear music of various genres, from classical to modern electronic music and rock. No less interesting is the Bastille Day, which is celebrated annually on July 14. The first mentions of the celebration date back to 1789, a mandatory attribute of the modern holiday is a beautiful military parade. During the day, musical and theatrical performances are held, and the holiday ends with fireworks.
Musical Paris is a variety of music festivals, improvised shows on the streets of the French capital, and numerous cafes where the soul is warmed by the same excellent music over a glass of excellent French wine. One of the most famous festivals of musical orientation is Fête de la Musique. It takes place on June 21, which in France since 1982 is considered “music day”. The date is timed to coincide with the day of the summer solstice, and since music is what warms the soul, then its day should be appropriate. Music can be heard everywhere, wherever possible. And all the musical genres that can be imagined.
