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Celebrate another red, white and blue banner in Washington DC on Saturday, July 14 – Bastille Day in France – commemorates the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789. From restaurants to a baguette run, here's how you can celebrate [19699004] Dance to French House Music
Enjoy an evening of French music from the late 1990s to the 2000s at U Street Music Hall as resident DJ Will Eastman turns Daft Punk and d & # 39; other icons of French music. Take a French flag and discover some of the visuals inspired by the Fête de la Bastille. The festival (or, in French, boom ) must begin at 22:30. Saturdays and departures until 3 pm Tickets cost $ 10 in advance and $ 12 the day of the event
Travel to Alsace at the French Embbady [19659005] Pike and Rose launches the largest farm on the roof of the Mid-Atlantic
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For very dedicated Francophiles, the Embbady of France celebrates Friday, July 14 with for theme the northwestern region of Alsace. Dress up in trendy badtail attire enjoy wine and food in a variety of local restaurants and dance on the patio to listen to music, among other fun cultural activities. Check the Eventbrite for ticket prices
Learn more about Napoleon Bonaparte
Long live the r volution and refresh your history of the French Revolution with l & # 39; exhibition of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts on Napoleon Bonaparte in Richmond, Virginia. Learn about the eponymous emperor and his rise to power after the French Revolution through more than 200 works of art. Admission is $ 16 for adults, $ 12 for seniors and $ 10 for youth.
Dine at Diplomate
A variety of French culinary activities are planned all day and all night at the Diplomate on 14th Street. During the day, Le Diplomate will host accordion music, an ice-cold street cart, activities for families and a coffee menu all day long. After dark, Le Diplomate starts the evening with a DJ entertainment at 21:30. followed by drag queen shows at 10pm. Come make sketches of the evening by a caricaturist artist, stay for frosé.
Running with a baguette
What's more French than a baguette? Check out the annual baguette relay race at PAUL Bakery on Pennsylvania Ave. Fridays starting at 3 pm If you are in the mood to win prizes, register a team of six and take part in the wand relay race. Enjoy music and pastries while people run around the United States Navy Memorial
Visit the French Fessenden Park
The Fessenden Park celebrates July 14th at 2pm. at 4 pm bringing France to Tenleytown. The Fessenden Street Park and Wisconsin Avenue bring Matisse and Black Cat pancakes, French wine, juice for kids, sunflowers and fun games. The entry is $ 10
Drink at a snack
Enter Petworth Citizen on Thursday at 6 pm. where a wine tasting on the theme of Bastille Day will take place between the Williams Corner Wine and Glou Glou wines. The public must decide if the winner will come forward and leave one for France.
