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Bastille Day means Pentanque on Smith – this Sunday

Josh Guttman | July 11, 2008 

Bastille on SmithOne of my very favorite neighborhood weekends of the year is upon us.  It’s Bastille Day!!  Bar Tabac (128 Smith Street/Dean) and Ricard celebrate Bastille Day on Sunday July 13 with the annual street festival and Petanque tournament. This event, now in its seventh year, closes down Smith Street every year, as the street is covered in sand for the Petangue courts. The event is organized by Bar Tabac, Robin des Bois and the local Community Board.

80 teams participate in what has become the largest Petangue tournament in the U.S. Players from around the world, including France, Italy, Thailand, Australia, the U.S. and Canada, as well as Brooklyn locals, will fight it out for the prize of top team.

Special cocktails made with Ricard and sandwiches from Bar Tabac’s outdoor grill, including the popular merguez sandwich with frites ($6), will be served. Neighboring restaurants join in as well, serving food and drink to the spectators.

Music will be provided by Baby Blue Orchids, an American big band, and the Francois Wiss Ensemble, playing French gypsy music.

When: Sunday July 13, 2008 – Noon – 8pm
Where: Smith Street between Bergen and Pacific

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