Marche du Nain Rouge seeks businesses to host parade parties
According to a press release, organizers of the Marche du Nain Rouge are seeking local businesses to serve as “Preparer le Nain.” In other words, they want Detroit businesses will to host parties and events before, during, and after the parade, which is scheduled for Sunday, March 22 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Preparer le Nain events will take place starting Monday, March 16, concluding on Sunday, March 22 after the Marche. Prepare le Nain events may be for only one day or the entire week. They can include art events, performances, parties, specials, discounts, or whatever creative ideas you have. After parties, a.k.a. Apres le Nain festivities, are also welcome.
To be included on the Marche du Nain Rouge’s list of Preparer and Apres events and offers, submit your ideas to marchedunainrouge@gmail.com with the subject line “Preparer le Nain” by Friday, March 6, 2015.
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