The most colorful race in the world
No date announced for 2022
No date announced for 2022
The Color Run, 2020 edition
- WE LIKE: it’s sporty but above all fun, colorful and fun
- AGE: for all (family event), you just need to know how to walk
- DATE: March 29, 2020
- TIMETABLES:
- FREE : for children under 10 years old
- LOCATION: in Paris
THE COLOR RUN 2020
- It has become a must-see for running (or walking) enthusiasts , but especially for lovers of parties and good times with friends and family.
- It’s ideal on a sunny day, but if it’s raining it’s not a big deal, you’re wet and you’re having fun!
- A 5km run or walk through Paris. Are you not here to “make a time” but to have fun, laugh and share a good and colorful moment!!
- We start with activities (before the start): dance fitness, photobooth, sports coaching, brass band…. Every kilometre, a projection of colours, and to end on a high note, music, entertainment, grouped colour throws and even a food truck for those who are a little hungry
UNE COURSE ÉCO-RESPONSABLE
- TOWARDS A RESPONSIBLE EVENT : THE COLOR RUN is trying to respond to the new Territorial Climate Air Energy Plan 2020-2030 as much as possible by using reusable and recyclable products and facilities, and by sorting and recycling the waste from the race.
- To go further in their approach, The Color Run is counting on everyone’s efforts and awareness. Provision of dual-flow bins in order to sort all waste, requires the environment and to preserve the cleanliness of the premises and by using municipal bins.
- DURING THE RACE, it is strictly forbidden to throw waste on the banks or in the Seine.
- AT THE FESTIVAL: BINS WILL BE AT YOUR DISPOSAL TO SORT THE 100% RECYCLABLE WATER BOTTLES ON ONE SIDE AND BINS FOR THE REST ON THE OTHER.
The TOP EXHIBITIONS of the moment
The Pop Forever exhibition at the Fondation Vuitton
Yves Saint Laurent’s Flowers
Stephen Jones – Artist Hats
The Egypt of the Pharaohs: From Khufu to Ramesses II
Bruno Liljefors, the nature exhibition
Asterix • The Immersive Journey
The Trompe-l’oeil: From 1520 to the present day at the Musée Marmottan
Harriet Backer: The Music of Colors
