Thank you for including your telephone number with your reservation. Really important. RENDEZ VOUS CHEZ PATRICIA (Soirees All Summer!)
This Sunday 22 July At 18h30
Visit Patricia's website - http://www.parissoirees.com/ 
Our Guests of Honor:
."Sister Lee " Concert
"Spirited" and "Uplifting" Melodies
"Sister Lee": Arva Campbell and Gwendolyn Mitchell, a duo, are natives of the San Francisco Bay Area, California. Their musical journey began at an early age. Daughters of Pastor Arvander Lee and the late Esther R. Lee, they have continued to minister in song for 30+ years. They were original members of the Edwin Hawkins Singers in 1966 and recorded on the album, Let Us Go In The House of the Lord, featuring the highly acclaimed song, “Oh Happy Day Sister Lee is known for “spirited” and “uplifting” melodies, singing the Gospel and inspirational messages of hope and praise. CDs will be available for purchase
Perfect for tired Parisians .
ADDRESS:
Chez Patricia: 13 rue de Mulhouse, 75002 Paris. Metro: Sentier (line 3). Take the rue des Petits Carreaux exit (very important). Cross rue Reamur. The street on the left should be rue des Petits Carreaux. Walk 2 blocks up on rue des Petits Carreaux. You’ll face an HSBC branch . (There’s Café Honoré on the right). That’s rue de Clery. Make a short left (30 seconds) onto rue de Clery and then immediately a right onto rue de Mulhouse. There's also Les Halles, Reaumur Sebastopol and Bonnes Nouvelles. (Map with reservation)
PARTICIPATION:
20 Euros. Thanks for having exact change in an envelope with your name outside. Please include your card.
GREAT FOOD! International Cuisine. (Southern US, French or other European. Thai. . lovingly prepared as always by Patricia) CONFIRMED RESERVATIONS ARE NECESSARY. SPACE IS LIMITED.
If you don’t receive an email confirmation by Sunday, please call Patricia: 01 43 26 12 88. E-mail parissoirees@gmail.com. RESERVATIONS WITH YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER PLEASE.
Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday! Patricia MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR FUTURE EVENTS
Paris Soirees Dinners Every Sunday At 18h30.
Sun 29 July. Special Guest to be announced Every Wednesday at 18h30: PARIS NETWORKING COCKTAIL Unsurpassed Networking opportunities. Socializing. Meet people who have something in common with you. Good food and wine. Contact Patricia: Reservations WITH YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER PLEASE: http://www.blogger.com/%3Ca / 01 43 26 12 88
Wednesday 25 July: Author and Artist Claudia J. Carroll and Author, Playwright and Storyteller Njoki McElroy
Friday 3 August . Paris Soirees: PARIS SINGLES APERITIF from 18h30 - 20h00. 15 Euros. Wine, Canapes, Appetizers. Reserve with Patricia WITH YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER PLEASE: /singlesaperitif@gmail.com/01 43 26 12 88
(September Paris Singles Aperitif is Friday September 7 at 18h30) PARIS SOIREES
Patricia is proud to have a 21st Century Parisian Salon. Our mission is to simply enlarge your circle of acquaintances in a safe and stimulating atmosphere while promoting Cultural Achievement, The New Age and Paris Personalities. And we have fun! We are THE gathering place for the International Community of Paris. Enjoy! Discuss! Meet new and interesting people.
(Patricia Laplante-Collins created Paris Soirees Dinners on Sunday and Paris Networking Cocktail events on Wednesday on the Ile St Louis to bring Americans in Paris together with Ex-pats, hip French and the International Community in a global meet-up. Evenings feature Literary, Art, New Age, Business, African-American and Black Paris themes presented in English. There is an intimate salon atmosphere and the focus is on meeting people in Paris and creating friendships. Patricia is also the founder of African American Literary Soirees and regularly hosts Paris Literary Salons. All at Chez Patricia. Visit our website - http://www.parissoirees.com/
Blog: http://www.parissoireesparisatnight.blogspot.com/
For Patricia's profiles visit:
http://www.parissoirees.com/aboutp.html
http://www.cafedelasoul.com/wordpress2/2007/02/10/patricia-la-plante-collins-the-grand-dame-of-parisian-soirees/
Patricia writes on being an Expat:
"...As the years went by, I also realized that the feeling of being foreign and other, transcends even race. You are not part of their (French) culture. It doesn’t matter who you are or of what origin you are. You’re either French (in your head and behaviour), or you’re not. When I began to see that, I began to identify myself as an expat. The sum of being an American who lives in Paris, an African-American trying to find roots here, minus not being French – but seeing life internationally – on a large scale and permanently, equals my personal experience of being a expat | 
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