The Footsteps of Josephine Baker (Paris Walking/RATP Bus Tour) Join us on a fascinating journey through the vibrant streets of Paris as we explore the life and legacy of the iconic Josephine Baker. Starting at 15 Avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, we will embark on a captivating walking and RATP bus tour, retracing the footsteps of the legendary entertainer.

Discover the places she called home, the venues where she performed and the landmarks that shaped her extraordinary career as we delve into the fascinating history of Josephine Baker, our knowledgeable guides will share intriguing anecdotes, captivating stories, and lesser-known facts about this remarkable woman.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of 1920s Paris and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural impact Josephine Baker had on the city Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the magic of Josephine Baker's Paris. Join us for an unforgettable journey through time, celebrating the life and achievements of one of the most influential figures in entertainment history.

Parisian Showman and Historian Brian Scott Bagely gives you a historic and artists point of view as we retrace the adventures of the Parisian life Josephine Baker throughout the whole of Paris with Brian Scott Bagley, the first Black M.C. of the Crazy Horse de Paris since it’s founding in 1951. Visit her late night haunts, the night clubs she owned, her favorite places to shop and much more as the story of this great woman comes to life by walking where she walked.

• All tours are 3 hours, Hosted in English, and French

Brian Scott Bagley has lived in Paris, France for over ten years, first arriving as choreographer for the musical  « A la Recherche de Josephine Baker » by Jerome Savary and has gone on to become the artistic director of the historical park of Josephine Baker in Les Milandes. Brian Scott Bagley, was also the first Black M.C. of the Crazy Horse de Paris since it’s founding in 1951.

Between Baltimore, the city of his birthand Paris France his city of choice, some of Mr. Bagley’s resumé consists of the following: a student of the Baltimore School for the Arts, The Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre School. Aa a teacher, as well as arts and education coordinator, Brian has worked for the  Baltimore City, and County School Systems, the Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore City Life Museums, The President Street Station Civil War Museum, the 1840 House Museum, and the Ellicott City African-American Museum.