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The Loquitur 11 Thursday, March 17, 2011 Arts & Entertainment Philadelphia Fl wer Show The floral aroma of springtime finally came to Philadelphia, or at least to the Philadelphia Convention Center, after a harsh winter with record-breaking temperatures and snowfalls. The 2011 Philadelphia International Flower Show that ran from March 6 to March 13 was based on the theme “Springtime in Paris.” Florists, gardeners and landscapers set up showcases of their floral artwork so individuals from all over the world could admire nature’s natural beauty. There was a special section dedi- cated to the theme that gave visitors a look at springtime in Paris without leaving the country. The Springtime in Paris showcase was centered around a replica of the lower part of the Ei- ffel Tower that was adorned with lights to give the feeling of an evening walk through the streets of Paris with beautiful flowers lining the path. Towards the back of the showcase was a carousel stage where the animals were made out of a floral design. On the stage, performers gave a small show with Parisian music and dances including the famous CanCan. The show draws thousands of visitors each year and the proceeds benefit the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. By Danielle Alio Managing Editor DLA37@CABRINI.EDU This year’s Philadelphia Flower Show featured multiple displays of French and Parisian themes. danielle alio/ managing editor

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The Loquitur 11Thursday, March 17, 2011 Arts & Entertainment

Philadelphia Fl wer ShowThe floral aroma of springtime finally came to Philadelphia, or at least to the Philadelphia

Convention Center, after a harsh winter with record-breaking temperatures and snowfalls.The 2011 Philadelphia International Flower Show that ran from March 6 to March 13 was

based on the theme “Springtime in Paris.”Florists, gardeners and landscapers set up showcases of their floral artwork so individuals

from all over the world could admire nature’s natural beauty. There was a special section dedi-cated to the theme that gave visitors a look at springtime in Paris without leaving the country.

The Springtime in Paris showcase was centered around a replica of the lower part of the Ei-ffel Tower that was adorned with lights to give the feeling of an evening walk through the streets of Paris with beautiful flowers lining the path.

Towards the back of the showcase was a carousel stage where the animals were made out of a floral design. On the stage, performers gave a small show with Parisian music and dances including the famous CanCan.

The show draws thousands of visitors each year and the proceeds benefit the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.

By Danielle AlioManaging Editor

[email protected]

This year’s Philadelphia Flower Show featured multiple displays of French and Parisian themes.

danielle alio/ managing editor