Our leitmotiv is: always do better than ever. That is why we, Loop Productions and Enzo Productions, kindly ask each and every person attending the 2008 edition of the Paris Jazz Festival, to be particularly careful regarding the respect and preservation of the cleanliness and beauty of the Parc Floral’s spectacular environment.

Each year, several tons of waste are picked up in the park, just for the duration of the Festival. Waste separation containers are at disposal all around the park, so we draw everyone’s attention on his responsibility.
Paradoxically, our biggest problem keeps coming from one of the tiniest piece of waste… This inch-long scrap which gives such a hard time to the gardeners, however numerous they might be. The well-known and widely-spread cigarette butt! Either you smoke too much, or you are too much to smoke, in either case, the park is literally strewn with them! We then, earnestly ask you to pay a particular attention to avoid crushing and throwing them in the grass, the bushes, or alleys of the parc. The fibers from the filters is made from a hardly-degradable material, prejudicial to soils’ health.

We all agree that it is a lot more pleasant to lie on clean grass anyway, don’t we?

We count on everybody to help us keep this wonderful place impeccable.

More than 3000 flowers and plants, some of them bicentennial, make the unsuspected richness of this park, which was once a royal garden. The legend has it indeed that Saint Louis used to dispense justice under his Oak…

At the most lovely time of the year, when spring turns into summer, the Parc Floral greets us for its jazz concerts, offering us every week-end from June 7th to July 27th to witness the evolution of its flora, with a musical background. Experts agree to say that music contributes to the well-being of flowers and plants ! We would therefore love that the jazz and every spectator contributes to it as well.

We thank you in advance for your support and help. The preservation of our last beautiful natural spaces is everybody’s responsibility. Let us wish that future generations will be able to benefit from this park’s same unspoiled enchantment.

bien à vous !