Bastille Day

Thu 14 Jul 2011 ,

Fairs & Festivals

Just say 'oui' to cuisine, cinema and soirées

First published on 7 Jul 2010. Updated on 15 Jul 2011.

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Bastille Day Celebration by the Sydney French Community Committee

The piece de resistance of Bastille Day; Francophiles can enjoy lounge music, Cabaret performances, a production of Moulin Rouge, as well as Disco Funk and Electro – House music performed by French DJs. Move quickly, tickets are likely to sell out fast.

L’Etoile Restaurant and Bar

Celebrate Bastille Dayat L’Etoile with a three-course meal, topped off with a delicious glass of chilled wine. French-born chef Manu Feildel will oversee the preparation of the menu.

Bistro Ortolan

Head Chef Paul McGrath’s food has graced the tables of royalty all over the world. Now you have the chance to join this stately group by dining at Bistro Ortolan. This French feast is only topped by the choices of wine.

Bastille Day champagne breakfast at The Mint
FACCI NSW has extended an invitation to the French-Australian business community. The Mint is hosting a Bastille Day celebration with a classic French breakfast. Don’t forget the champagne, prizes, and authentic French music.

Australian Mauritian Association Bastille Day Dance

Deck yourself out in blue, white, and red for this Bastille Day party hosted by the Australian Mauitian Association. DJ Yves Seeruthun will be providing music.

Bistro Lilly

Celebrate Bastille Day with Bistro Lilly's French degustation menu.

Restaurant Balzac

Head chef Matt Kemp and his team are busily preparing a wonderful feast to celebrate Bastille Day. The wine and food will work wonderfully to satisfy any Francophiles need for food and wine. There will be multiple menus available including a 4 course set menu (choice of main) for $55pp with 3 matched wines, a 7 course degustation menu with matched wines for $115pp and an 11 course degustation menu for $110pp with matching wines for $180pp.

Special Treatment
French cinema icon Isabelle Huppert plays a role-playing prostitute that acquires a psycho-analyst as a a john in this Bunuelesque drama about desire and destiny.

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Words by Morgan Emanuel