Bastille Day

The celebrations, which will take place on 14 July, will see bartenders travelling from the Paris and Marseille bar group Copperbay to The Cocktail Service, ...

Bartenders include Aurelie Panhelleux, the first woman to officiate at the Forvm and who ranks among the 50 best bartenders in France, and ex-head barman of Papa Doble, Julien Lopez, will be getting behind the bar at Lab22 to create four specially curated cocktails. A selection of venues across England and Wales will be taken over by liqueur company Giffard in July, turning Bastille Day into Pastille Day. This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible.

Palm Beach's Café Boulud, Café L'Europe, La Goulue and Le Bilboquet all plan to commemorate French independence on Thursday.

Crepe Suzette with Grand Marnier and vanilla ice cream is slated for dessert. Advance reservations are required for the event, which is $165 a person. Bastille Day “is always a favorite,” Le Bilboquet operations director Dobie Trendafilova said.

The event will feature world-renowned chanteuse Elaine Rachlin and her band performing a tribute to Edith Piaf and other French popular singers.

Donations will be accepted for the Robert Burns Scholarship Fund. This Bastille Day Celebration is part of an ongoing series including the 14th annual Robbie Burns Supper on January 27 at the Hudson House New York, benefiting the Robert Burns Scholarship Fund. DAAssociatesPR, in association with the Robert Burns Scottish Society of the Hudson Valley and the Hudson House New York, will present a Bastille Day Celebration on Thursday, July 14 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Hudson House, located at 1835 Route 9W in West Park. The event will feature world-renowned chanteuse Elaine Rachlin and her band performing a tribute to Edith Piaf and other French popular singers.

Philadelphia, PA - Vive le 14 Julliet! Celebrate Bastille Day (Thursday, July 14) with Philadelphia's premier dining and imbibing destinations, ...

Hours of operation: Wednesday through Thursday, 4 pm–10 pm, Friday, 4 pm–11 pm, and Saturday, 12 pm–11 pm, Sunday, 10 am–9 pm. Hours of operation: Wednesday, 4 pm – 10 pm, Thursday, 5 pm – 12 am, Friday, 5 pm – 2 am, and Saturday, 8 pm – 2 am. Hours of operation: Wednesday through Sunday, 5 – 10 pm for dinner service, and Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 am – 2 pm for brunch service.

Bastille Days returns with French menu, MasterChefs Junior tour, Bayshore Root Beer Bash, Lou Malnati's in Oak Creek, Old World Wisconsin beer dinners.

A sample of the beers created at Old World Wisconsin will be available. Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria will open its fifth Milwaukee area location in Oak Creek this summer, near Drexel Town Square at 8171 S. Howell Ave. The new store will offer carryout, curbside pickup and delivery. On the west side of town, the first Bastille Day West will have music, entertainment, food and shopping. Chanteuse Robin Pluer, Mrs. Fun and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra violinist Glen Asch will perform at 7 p.m. on the Charles E. Fromage rooftop stage, where the Milwaukee Hot Club performs from 4 to 6. For the live tour, winner Liya Chu, runner-up Grayson Price and other fan favorites will compete in head-to-head cooking demonstrations and challenges. Festival hours are 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. July 14 to 16, and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. July 17. Afterward, four courses including local meats and vegetables will be served with beer pairings in Clausing Barn. At dinner, diners will learn more about the creation of the Brewhouse and Old World’s plans to open a brewer’s garden, biergarten and a 1930s tavern moved from Old Ashippun in the next two years. The historical site in Eagle is celebrating the opening of its new Brewhouse with a series of four-course beer dinners from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. on these Saturdays: July 23, featuring beer from Raised Grain Brewery; Aug. 27, with Explorium Brewpub; and Sept. 24, Lakefront Brewery. Seating will be communal, at large tables. New this year are menu items from Milwaukee Pretzel Company and Smokin’ Jack’s BBQ. The Door Peninsula Winery will sponsor tastings throughout the weekend. Spruced 57 will hold a French fashion show at 7 p.m., the Times Cinema will show director Jean Cocteau's "La Belle et la Bete (Beauty and the Beast)" at 9:30 p.m., a "Madeleine in Paris" lookalike contest is at 6:30. French Immersion School students will sing at 5 at the festival, and Professor Pinkerton's Irrelevant Orchestra will be on the 1840 Brewing stage. French food and drink at Bastille Days, and more to know in Milwaukee food and drink news

From 59th to 63rd streets, people got to enjoy French-inspired champagne, food, fashion and music. "This year is very exceptional ... because after two years, ...

This is the first time it was held on Madison Avenue. It's the best," performer Paul Beaubrun said. "This year is very exceptional ... because after two years, we're back," said Tatyana Franck, president of the French Institute Alliance Française. "People are so happy to gather again and to be here and to meet people and to enjoy."

Bleu Bohème, located at 4090 Adams Ave., will celebrate its fifteenth anniversary and French national holiday, Bastille Day.

From 5PM to 7PM. Bleu Bohème will offer guests a complimentary appetizer of smoked salmon and goat cheese crêpe for two, set to the sounds of San Diego Symphony accordionist, Mark Danisovszky. The award-winning French restaurant will toast to the French national holiday, which honors patriotism and the Storming of the Bastille in 1789, with special offerings and live music. Bleu Bohème Celebrates 15th Anniversary And French National Holiday With Champagne Cocktails And Complimentary Crepes

France's national holiday commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris on July 14th 1789, an event that came to be seen as the symbolic ...

There’s always a big concert in Paris and many other towns hold concerts too. Firefighters in southern France have already been battling huge wildfires and have warned that the unusually hot and dry conditions have left much of the country a ‘tinderbox’ – some local authorities have decided that the risk from sparks and pyrotechnics is too great. The major event of the Fête nationale is the military parade along the Champs-Elysée in Paris, always attended by the president and often by visiting world leaders too.

Bastille Day — the national day of France — is celebrated on July 14. Several Philadelphia restaurants serving French cuisine are joining in the holiday ...

Though they are headquartered on Walnut Street, the organization is celebrating Bastille Day on Thursday and Saturday with a variety of cultural events. Here is a rundown of events happening this Bastille Day and over the weekend. Later that day, at 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., it's hosting a French dinner at Cafe Gabi at 339 N. Broad St. Forsythia, the Old City contemporary French bar and restaurant is used to celebrating French culture, particularly as part of its ongoing French AF series. Each dinner is $150 per person, and the five course meal includes tuna crudo, sweetbread pate, striped bass bouillabaisse, pork belly, or beef tenderloin, and a vanilla custard eclair. A smaller, indoors-only menu includes steak frites, mussels and charcuterie selections. There will be house wines, canned cocktails, and a French street food menu available both indoors and outdoors. Though most commonly celebrated in France, countries throughout the world join in the festivities each year on July 14 with French food, parties, champagne, and large festivals. Each food offering is paired with a glass of wine. Old City's French bistro is celebrating Bastille Day on Thursday evening with a special dinner featuring French tapas, champagne-based cocktails, French music, and a burlesque performance from Lelu Lenore from 5 to 8 p.m. This Bastille Day, check out a commemorative happy hour from July 13-15. Bastille Day is the annual celebration of the start of the French Revolution in 1789.

Music, dance, theater and more to check out this week.

Much will be decided at the battle of Shrewsbury in Shakespeare’s “Henry IV, Part 1.” The New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane presents the show at the university’s Lupin Theater at 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 15, through Saturday, July 16, and 1:30 p.m. Sunday, July 17. The festival is on the beach across from the Grand Isle Community Center and Birch Lane beach crossover No. 19. Bluesman Tab Benoit swings through town at the beginning of an extended summer tour. The hits and lip-syncing are contemporary, but the drag stars of “ RuPaul’s Drag Race” get their hands on a time-machine and rework different historical periods and events to their liking — including who won past seasons of the TV competition. Festival hours are from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday, July 15, and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, July 16. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, July 14, at the Alliance Francaise at 1519 Jackson Ave. Tickets $8-$13. Find information at Alliance's event webpage. Harris is hosting a trip to the Hilliard Art Museum in Lafayette, which currently is showing some of his photos. The competition runs through the final round on July 24. Tickets are $12 at the door. The Musical Arts Society of New Orleans kicks off its annual piano competition on Monday, July 18. His 2019 album, “In Search of the Black Messiah,” is the perfect example: The record is a deep retort against the FBI’s COINTELPRO program to “prevent the rise” of Black leaders, with diversions into songs for the women in his life and celebrations of fatherhood. Admission is $20 at the door.

From its founding fathers to its distinctive architecture, cuisine and laissez faire attitude, New Orleans' relationship with la belle France is both ...

Arts, entertainment, and fun in DC, Maryland, and Virginia July 11-17. Celebrate Bastille Day, fun activities for the kids, and more things to do.

You can also go on the Military, Matriarchs, and Monuments tour (Sat, $0+, the National Mall) to discover more about DC’s monuments, learn more about abortion access at the Operation Save Abortion Watch Party and Community Discussion (Sun, $15+, free for members, Cardozo), mingle with Chinese political leaders and activists at the Chinese American Convention (Thurs & Sat, $150+, Adams Morgan), or explore the lives of Japanese American soldiers during World War II (Mon, Wed, Fri, free, downtown). Take a look at DC-inspired art at the opening of Washington Landscapes (Thurs, free, Spring Valley), bask in the full moon with a nighttime tour of DC (Tues, $20, the National Mall), put on your detective hat and explore the city at a live action game of Clue (Sat, $20), or virtually attend 60 Years of Bond, James Bond (Thurs, free, virtual) to learn all about the popular films. Grab some snacks and head outdoors to see Calamity (Wed, free, National Arboretum), In the Heights (Thurs, free, Mosaic District), Remember the Titans (Wed, free, Cleveland Park), Summer of Soul (Sat, free, Arlington), Jaws (Sat, free, Capitol Hill), or The Warriors (Tues, free, downtown), all for free. If you’re looking for kid-friendly films, you can catch Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (Sun, free, the National Harbor), Mulan (Fri, free, Arlington), Moana (Sat, free, Capitol Hill), or The Goonies (Wed, free, Columbia). Fun and food. - Holiday food and drinks.

Commemorating the storming of the Bastille prison during the Revolution, le quatorze juillet is France's celebration of independence. If the Francophile in ...

The restaurant itself will also be open all day serving some food specials (walk-in dining only). Pay-as-you-go, July 16th, noon-8 p.m., 614 South 7th Street. Bastille Day at Royal Boucherie For a special Bastille Day evening, burlesque performer Lelu Lenore will perform at this French-inspired bistro — in various Marie Antoinette-inspired costumes, obviously. (Send name, party size, and desired time to [email protected] to reserve your spot.) $150, July 14th, 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., The Dutch, 1537 South 11th Street. There are only two seatings (7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.), and reservations can only be made over email. $10, July 16th, 2-5 p.m., Clark Park, 4300-4398 Baltimore Avenue. Nothing will ever fill the Krimpet-sized hole in my heart, but at least there are still the Beards. Plus, Royal Boucherie will be serving up a variety of French tapas and champagne-based cocktails, and playing an all-French playlist for even more festiveness. Bake Macarons with the Free Library Join pastry chef Monica Glass at the library’s Culinary Literacy Center to learn how to make the delicate, sometimes temperamental, French cookies, from fluffy batter to filling to assembly. Bearded Ladies Cabaret at Bastille Day at Eastern State Penitentiary / Photograph by Laura Swartz Free, July 14th, 11 a.m., City Hall, 1400 John F. Kennedy Boulevard. Pay-as-you-go, July 13th-15th, Forsythia, 233 Chestnut Street. If the Francophile in you longs to get your liberté-égalité-fraternité on, here are your best bets around Philly.

Celebrate on Thursday, July 14 with Champagne specials, prix-fixe dinners, and fancy embassy fêtes.

Tickets are $95, and the wine samples are available to pick up on Wednesday, July 13. The longtime Capitol Hill bistro is serving a $90 three-course menu for the holiday. Learn how to cook the French classics at this hands-on cooking course on Thursday, July 14 starting at 6:30 PM. Prepare duck confit, cassoulet, crostini, and a pear tart tatin with the help of a professional chef, and take home all the recipes. Join the French Ambassador for a sophisticated celebration of French independence. The brasserie and bar is living up to its name by serving up a three-course dinner in honor of Bastille Day. You can choose from over 20 French dishes on their prix-fixe menu including French onion soup, escargot, mussels and fries, and chocolate profiteroles. Dress in your best French attire for Opaline’s annual Bastille Day Celebration—you might win a prize for best-dressed.