Paris, Tenn.–Due to unfavorable weather conditions predicted for Saturday, the Downtown Paris Association has decided to push the concert by The 615 House on the courthouse steps to Saturday, November 12 at 6pm.
“Though this decision is not one we like to make, these are the challenges we face putting on an outdoor concert. Thankfully, The 615 House and Daniel Howell Productions are working with us to make it work next Saturday,” according to Kasey Muench, Chamber of Commerce Community Relations Director.
“That’s one of the great things about having a house full of artists, you have a list to choose from.” Chris Reudiger, artist and creator of The 615 House. “We’re excited to come to Paris!”
As for this weekend, the Christmas Open House is still on for November 4 – 6, with a variety of food trucks on the court square, Coffee for Shoppers at Jack’s Java Urban Cafe from 2-4 pm on Saturday, November 5, and of course, lots and lots of shopping.
Pick up a Passport from participating locations and get your Passport stamped! Christmas Open House will be extended to next weekend as well giving shoppers and visitors two opportunities to visit Downtown Paris.
Special thanks to our sponsors: Christmas Partners: SolarFields, Christmas Open House Sponsor; Henry County Prevention Coalition, Passport to Christmas Sponsor; and Supporter Dynamix Physical Therapy, Coffee for Shoppers Sponsor.
If you have any questions or would like more information, visit www.visitdowntownparis.com, call 731-642-3431, or check out our Facebook page!