Le Petit Paris : Tribute to the famous Cape Town bar called Le Petit Paris.
Our project has been the same since the creation of this camp: share moments with human beings, offer gift, and to celebrate the sunset loaded with emotions, love and pleasure of the present time. Over the years, we have improved our Eiffel Tower, the organization of our camp, and our creative ideas.
Our Gift is to offer drink to all people who pass by during the happy hours (4 – 6 PM) for free. The camp set up was in front of the Sunset, witch is a perfect match to celebrate human being connection and share happy moment. This is a unique experience to meet people in a special decorum, a place to invite kindness and sympathy of human being in a dedicated moment and place for exchange and create friendship connection.
Any person who pass and meet got this memories for ever, and every LPP camp fellow has for ever in his mind this amazing and unique experience for his entire life.
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