¡Amour Cosmique: Le Ballet des Aiguilles ?

THE BALLET OF THE HANDS: The sun stretches a veil of gold, Over the hours still waking, untold. The air catches fire with light laughter, Like a summer waiting for hereafter. The hands turn and dance and return to the very same spot, Without ever telling why or what. Follow their movement And come defy time's cement!

SUSPENDED DIALS: The time has come to celebrate A revolution around our favorite solar mate. The hands return to the starting point, Like a secret to chance appoint. Here, the hours have no measure, Night stretches out without leisure. So cross the threshold without delay, And let's dance until the return of day.

WHERE TIME STOPS: When dawn dares to appear, Night still refuses to disappear. The hands finally give up Distinguishing tomorrow from yesterday's cup. A breath remains, a slow light, A presence still burning bright. And those who continue the way Will find the place where time stops

𝗦𝗔𝗙𝗘𝗥 𝗦𝗣𝗔𝗖𝗘 ¡Amour Cosmique? aims to offer its audience a Safer Zone where everyone can express themselves however they wish, through their dance, style, and universe. This is why we invite you to come as you are, and to respect those who do the same. We have a zero-tolerance policy regarding discriminatory violence, whether sexual, racist, LGBTQIAphobic, fatphobic, or ableist. Without a yes, it's a no—consent must always be asked. During our events, if you witness or experience any form of harassment or assault, you can find our guardian angels, identifiable by a Venus Safer jacket and fairy lights, who will be there to help you. For a free, inclusive, and safer party. 💗

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📍PRACTICAL INFO 📍 🗓️ Saturday, August 29th 🕐 4:00 PM - 12:00 PM ⛵Le Barboteur 📍 BOBIGNY / 6 rue Raymond Queneau - Canal de l’Ourcq / 🚇 Raymond Queneau 🌮 Food on site 💸 Free entry

🎪Cabaret Sauvage + 🏴‍☠️ Babour Sauvage 📍 59 Boulevard Macdonald - Parc de la Villette - 75019 Paris 🚇 Metro 7 (Porte de la Villette) / Metro 5 (Porte de Pantin) / Tram (Ella Fitzgerald)