9:37 a.m .: After party
Streets reserved for parties, outdoor dancefloors, drive-in concerts, streaming DJs to dance at home… Faced with barrier gestures that shake up habits, actors at night, urban planners, geographers and designers are trying to redraw the outlines of the holiday.
“Dancing, partying, hugging … All these things which seemed to us to have taken place, evaporated overnight”, observes Technopol, the association for the defense of electronic music and organizer of the Techno Parade, which launched “Danser demain”, a collective created to “think of the party after”. Tommy Vaudecrane, president of Technopol, said: “You shouldn’t be worried about the future of the party, but about the shape it will take.”
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