Le Bastille Day Los Angeles Festival, organisé par Passions Productions, a proposé des animations diverses dont un concours de pétanque et des dégustations de produits français. more...

Bastille Day Los Angeles

But when a holiday like Bastille Day falls mid-week, one of course looks to the weekend, either before or after, to celebrate. The 2010 Bastille Day is indeed on a Wednesday -- Wednesday, July 14, to be exact -- but le grand LA party happens on Sunday, July 11 at Elysian Park near Dodger Stadium. more...

J'Adore Bastille Day!

Who doesn’t love Bastille Day? No one doesn’t love Bastille Day, that’s who. Not only is Bastille Day an excuse to wear your most questionable of fashions and get chocolate wasted on a vat of red wine, you, but you can enjoy a day of all that is wonderful about France. more...

Flirt with French Love at 2010 Bastille Day Los Angeles Festival

The Bastille Day Los Angeles Festival promotes the French heritage and culture, and celebrates the undying ties between French and American citizens. In France, Bastille Day commemorates the storming of the Bastille in 1789, marking the beginning of the French revolution. In Los Angeles, the event is one of the most attended community festivals and has been since its inception. The idea of great French food, music, art, dance, people, and the summer’s sun all together for one day to celebrate France’s Independence is a beautiful idea… and Angelenos agree, eight years and growing. more...

Weekend Fun: Celebrate Bastille Day in Los Angeles

Bastille Day is much like our own Independence Day. It is celebrated every July 14th as a national holiday, is the anniversary of storming of the Bastille on 14 July 1789 and what many deem as the conclusion of the tumultuous French Revolution. more...

Shana's Los Angeles Blog

It's about that time of year again, when everything gets a little more chic and gourmand around these parts. It's Bastille Day in Los Angeles--a time to celebrate all things French. more...

Attention L.A. Francophiles: Spend Bastille Day at Elysian Park

France's Bastille Day is a lot like the Fourth of July, in terms of the color themes, pyrotechnics and the celebration of a popular uprising. However, the French event typically involves more cheese. more...

Bastille Day in LA

Our country may have already celebrated Independence Day, but if you're French--or just looking for a taste of France--you'll want to do Bastille Day (FYI, that's July 14th) in LA with some real French flair. more...

Bonne Bastille!
Angelenos love celebrating independence days. We wander across town on the Fourth of July crashing barbecues and sniffing out the place to buy any and every type of firework, from sparklers to M80s. While dads cook up hot dogs and hamburgers (organic, of course), we light off fireworks until kingdom come. Moms make sure to dial 9 – 1 and keep their finger on the 1 while knowing full well alcohol and explosives don’t mix. more