Old Town bistro Josephine is hosting a family-friendly bash in its rose garden, with food and drink specials, balloon animals, and face painting from 10 AM to 6 PM. Tenleytown Main Street will host a ...

After the performance, Bastille Day participants will be able to propose statements for blank placards, demonstrating the enduring power of art across people and generations. More than 50 food and ...

There’s symmetry between this time of summer and the days surrounding Christmas and New Year’s. People are often traveling or are just getting back to work. Coworkers are catching up about ...

"Bastille Day" was then bought from Duchene's heirs in 1999 by the Triton Collection, a private art foundation that still owns the painting. It found there had been some kind of restoration on the ...

“We recreate some kind of French art de vivre on the feet of the Charles Bridge,” say market organizers. Prague hosts an elaborate French market in honor of Bastille Day, featuring live music ...

Celebrated on July 14 each year, Bastille Day marks the marks the storming of the Bastille and the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789. This iconic moment symbolizes the triumph of the French ...

a dazzling celebration of Bastille Day. Get ready for a night of French elegance, art, and music that will transport you straight to the streets of Paris. The first 25 guests to purchase tickets ...

Enjoy live art demonstrations, music, shopping, kids’ activities, and, of course, food and drink. 6–10 p.m., downtown Maplewood. The Chatillon-DeMenil Mansion has celebrated Bastille Day since 1880.

The event is commemorated as "Bastille Day," a national holiday in France ... The murder was immortalized in a painting by Jacques-Louis David. In 1881, outlaw Billy the Kid was shot to death ...

The infamous prison no longer exists—it was destroyed in a bout of revolutionary fervor a few months later—but its legacy can still be felt in celebrations across France on Bastille Day ...

Tickets start at $20, and beer and wine will be available for purchase. So you like art, but drinking wine, dancing to vinyl or watching a breakdancing competition isn’t your cup of mid-July tea.