Bal des Pompiers
|
Bal des pompiers is returning on July 11, 2009. Maggy Bailly, former Honorary Consul of France, Chair of the Advisory Board to French Studies at the UW, recently ranked among Top Business Lawyers in “Washington CEO Magazine” (No 1 Agreements, No 3 Intellectual Property). |
![]() |
The Bal des Pompiers (Firemen’s ball) is a great tradition in France and is part of the celebration for the Bastille Day.
The night before or on Bastille Day, July 14, the firemen of each city and village are hosts of their 'Bal des pompiers' which often includes live music and partying in the streets.
On the main square of any villages, people enjoy great live bands, usually with accordions, and eat, drink and dance with the firemen under the warm summer night sky.
In Seattle, the Bal des Pompiers will be held on Saturday, July 11 at Fisher Pavilion from 6.00 pm to midnight.
2009's Menu:
Because of the culinary influence of Morocco in France, this year the dinner will be prepared by the chef of the Kasbah restaurant with "A taste of Morocco".
1st Course Trio
Carrot salad
Marinated carrots in garlic, cilantro and lemon vinaigrette.
Falfla Mechouia
Grilled sweet green peppers and tomatoes, in a garlic cumin vinaigrette
Zaalouk
Sautéed eggplant with garlic, tomato and olive oil
Entrée
Kasbah Couscous Royale
Couscous with chicken, lamb and grilled merguez
with its traditional vegetables & caramelized onion in cinnamon and raisins.
Dessert
Assorted fresh fruits plate
Corne de gazelle, Shebbakia and Almond cookies
Moroccan mint tea
Followed by an evening of dance.
French and International Hits
$45 -
Special Pre-sale price if
reserved by noon July 3rd
$50 -
after July 3rd (no exceptions)
$65 -
at door
$360 - Table of 8
Dress code: Festive casual
Guests must be over 21 years of age.
Registration
is open !
See form here
Alcohols and sodas will be sold separately.
Address of the event:
Seattle Center - Fisher Pavilion
2nd Avenue North & Thomas
Seattle, WA 98109
| Visit our sponsors! |
|
|
![]() |
Facebook fan's page: |
2009's program: ![]() |