• Château Rouge - The tour begins at the Château Rouge metro station, marking the entrance to the vibrant neighborhood of La Goutte d’Or. The journey starts with a stroll through the bustling market corridor, providing an opportunity to delve into the area’s rich history, daily life, and cultural importance. Visitors will immerse themselves in the local atmosphere while discovering how this part of Paris has evolved over time.
• Haïti Market - This local grocery store specializes in Haitian food products. Here, the discussion will focus on the representation of various Black diasporic cultures throughout La Goutte d’Or. Guests have the option to explore the store, though entering is not mandatory.
• African Textiles - African Beautiful - This shop offers a variety of African fabrics and clothing. The stop will highlight the significance of textiles in daily life, migration, and cultural expression across different African nations.
• Boulangerie Tembely - A family-run bakery with roots in Mali, Egypt, and France. Guests are welcome to purchase fresh bread or pastries if they wish.
• Pala Pala Music - A music store dedicated to African and Afro-diasporic music and culture. The visit will explore how music influences identity, community, and daily life in the neighborhood.
• PEULH VAGABOND - The tour concludes at this esteemed independent fashion boutique, which is deeply rooted in African design. Guests will learn about the brand’s history, the designer, its cultural influences, and craftsmanship.

• Tea and coffee

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