Paris, the Bronx and Krutch Park
I've talked about the Grand Opening/Block Party happening on the 100 block of Gay Street last Friday night. It was very Rock and Roll with a twist of art in the air. I've talked about Market Square on the same night, with Sorority Surprises, literary celebrations, a pink-strewn square with Pretty in Pink on the big screen and bluesy jazz laying down the ambience. Still, there was another section of town with its own thing going on.
Accordion Player at French Market, Knoxville, October 2010 |
Solar Booths in Krutch Park, Flow Mojo stands guard, Knoxville, October 2010 |
As we took our imaginary trip, a glance across the street revealed Krutch Park, still clinging to Flow Mojo (it lasted past September!) and reveling in the future with an array of solar power booths and displays. If the Paris to Krutch Park weren't enough for your Friday evening traveling sensibilities, a little bit of Brooklyn slipped onto the sidewalk when a young man began an interpretive dance that ending in a dazzling display of break dancing prowess - all set to the sounds of an accordion pounding out an unremitting polka beat. Where else could you have all this action in one spot?
Brooklyn meets the Left Banke, Break dancing and Polka on Gay Street, Knoxville, October 2010 |
Labels: Accordion, Break Dancing, Brooklyn, French Market, Knoxville Tennessee, Paris, Solar Power
2 Comments:
Oh, that shot is great. The look on that guy's face while that kid throws down. That's priceless.
He seemed a bit bewildered the entire time. Honestly, I was too.
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