On the evening of Thursday, July 13th, 2023, at 5 pm, an exciting celebration of the French national holiday awaits you in the heart of Central Park. Experience an urban, pop, and electro atmosphere like never before!
In honor of the French national holiday, the Consulate General of France in New York is proud to present Bastille Day, a vibrant French festival in partnership with the Comité des Associations françaises et de langue française de New York (CAFUSA).
Here’s the amazing line-up for the evening:
Adèle Castillon, a rising star in the French pop scene, will captivate you with her unforgettable hits, including the famous “Amour plastique,” as well as tracks from her latest album.
Passi, the renowned rapper, will take the stage to perform his greatest hits, such as “Je zappe et je mate” and “Face à la mer,” alongside the timeless classics of the Bisso Na Bisso group.
Bénabar, a symbol of French variety, will enchant you with his signature classics, including “Le Diner,” while also paying homage to the timeless ‘French chanson’ repertoire.
C’WEST 44, an esteemed street art organization, will bring together the finest breakdancers from France and promising artists from both French and American backgrounds, in preparation for the 2024 Olympic Games. Get ready for an extraordinary show accompanied by an exceptional DJ!
Joining us all the way from the global stage, renowned DJ Joachim Garraud will create an exhilarating atmosphere alongside Marie Berson, a talented DJ, singer, and flute player.
Together, their unique electronic duo will ignite the excitement in the heart of Central Park!
Under the musical direction of Jacques Letalon, the Cadets Lafayette marching band and the enchanting singer Marie Viapiano will showcase a delightful French repertoire, culminating in the stirring renditions of the French and American national anthems.
Mark your calendars and be part of this unforgettable celebration!
Thursday, July 13th, 2023, from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm at the Rumsey Playfield in Central Park (entrance at 72nd Street on 5th Avenue).