Summary
On Saturday, May 4th, from the early morning hours of 9:45 until the clock strikes 22:30, the enchanting courtyard of the Hôtel de Ville in Paris will transform into a vibrant celebration of Europe. This spirited event, meticulously coordinated by the City of Paris in partnership with the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Maison de l’Europe de Paris, invites you to immerse yourself in a day brimming with connection and discovery among European institutions and associations. As dawn breaks, the day unfolds with enlightening discussions that dive deep into the soul of Europe. At 10:00 am, prepare for a roundtable exploring “Careers in Europe,” where doors to endless possibilities swing open, offering insights into building careers that resonate across the continent. As the day progresses, a fresh perspective on local impacts will emerge at noon with another discussion titled “Europe at Your Doorstep: How European Funds Enrich Our Communities.” The sun climbs higher, bringing with it a savory focus on culture and innovation from 2:00 pm, as the roundtable “Celebrating European Arts and Sciences” unravels the vibrant tapestry of creativity that binds us together. At 4:00 pm, the rhythm of life catches up as “Sports Moving Europeans” takes the stage, showcasing how our shared passion for sport bridges distances and cultures. The exploration of identity culminates at 6:00 pm with “European Citizenship,” provoking thoughts and discussions about our collective belonging and shared responsibilities. As dusk approaches, the air will begin to thrum with anticipation for a spectacular evening of music. From 7:10 pm onwards, let your spirit soar at the grand concert featuring dazzling performances by Love’Joy, Freekind, and Pépite, each note uniting us in jubilation. Join us and become a part of this lively gathering that celebrates the spirit and unity of Europe! For details and updates, follow the event on Facebook, where you’ll feel the heartbeat of this historical day that promises to linger in your memory long after the last note fades.
Original Source: www.touteleurope.eu
