The 13th Annual Fête Française is to be held on March 31

Fête Française, an annual event organized by Ecole Bilingue de la Nouvelle-Orléans, carries the distinction of being the only French Festival in New Orleans. It is a unique opportunity to celebrate the French heritage of the city and showcase all things French: language, cuisine, art and music. The 13th Annual Fête Française theme is “Bleu, Blanc, Rouge.”

This fun-filled event celebrates all things uniquely French and helps to keep the Francophone heritage alive and well in New Orleans and Louisiana through a variety of food, entertainment, children’s activities and cultural demonstrations.

WHEN: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, March 31, 2012
WHERE: 821 General Pershing Street (between Magazine and Constance streets). Event includes the 800 block of General Pershing and the 4300 block of Constance.
ADMISSION: Free admission

Performing at Fête Française:
Johnette Downing, Eric John Kaiser, Sarah Quintana, Amanda Shaw, Terrance Simien, Norbert Slama

Food and Beverages provided by:
Boucherie, C’est la Vie, Café Degas, Carte des Vins, Cochon, Coyote Ugly Saloon, Herbsaint, Irish House, Johnny V’s Bistro, King Creole, La Petite Grocery, Les Deux Papas, Lillet, Maple Street Patisserie, Martinique Bistro, Martin Wine Cellar, McAlister’s Deli, Patois de Pescay Seafood, St. James Cheese Company
Taceaux Loceaux, Tartine, Twelve Seasons Catering, Whole Foods Market

Sponsors:
Alliance Française de la Nouvelle-Orléans
Consulat Général de France à la Nouvelle-Orléans

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