HomeEventsThe frenchSUNSET pop-up picnic in Cape Town Admin January 11, 2016 Paint the Mother City blue, white and red this March at the much-anticipated family friendly frenchSUNSET experience with a South African twist. After a successful inaugural event in 2014, the frenchSUNSET pop-up picnic is back on Saturday, 5 March 2016 at the Glenellen Farm in Hout Bay to add some much-needed joie de vivre to Cape Town social calendar. frenchSUNSET is not your average pop-up picnic. Think of it as an escape to sunny, sweet Paris without the hassle of boarding a plane. A true French experience with a Mzansi twist, this impromptu shindig offers you a day out in the beautiful Cape with mouth-watering delicacies, live music, comedy, poetry, cooking demos and so much more. This pop-up picnic and party is the perfect way to spend the day in one of Cape Town’s most coveted suburbs, basking in the summer sun, mingling friends and fellow fun-lovers. Dress Theme: The dress theme for the event is blue, white and red (colours of France’s flag) and attendees are invited to dress the part – whether it’s one colour, two or even all three. Picnic Baskets: While ticket-holders are encouraged to bring in their own picnic basket, they will each, upon arrival, receive a frenchSUNSET welcome basket including authentic imported french cheeses, a french Baguette, a bottle of one of SA’s finest wines and french jams. Entertainment: Entertainment includes among others a string of amazing, yet diverse, talents throughout the day with live performances by: • Nationally Acclaimed Comedian Siv Ngesi as the event’s host • Poet Kyle Louw • Acoustic Elements, • upcoming french singer Savannah, • Mapumba and band • Soul Power Circus Band • Dj Didier • Dj Ozy • and more to be confirmed A brand new addition to this year’s line-up is a cooking demonstration led by two French chefs. The Cape Town-based Nadège Lepoittevin-Dassé will give you tips on how to be a master in your own kitchen while she cooks up a culinary storm. Executive pastry chef to France’s dignitaries Kamel Hamzaoui heads especially to the Mother City for this occasion to demonstrate some of his sweet pastry skills. Movie Screening: After the sun sets, a short movie will be screened so pack in something warm for if the weather turns. Kids Corner: As a family-friendly event (kids younger than 15 get in for free) there is a kiddies corner with a jumping castle and plenty fun activities. Stand a chance to win a ticket for two to Paris: By entering a raffle at the event, attendees stand a chance to win prizes donated by the event’s sponsors (Lacoste, La Grenadine Hotel, Desert Rose) as well as the Grand prize of a trip to Europe for two courtesy of Air France. Raffle Entry is R30. Date: Saturday, 5 March 2016 Venue: Glenellen Farm, Hout Bay Tickets: From R175 available via www.frenchsunset.co.za or Computicket. Attendees can either opt for a seat at one of the large, lengthwise communal tables (bring your own décor to create a festive feel) or find a spot on the expansive greens to set up their own pocket of pleasure. Stay up-to-date with all the happenings by following them on Twitter @frenchSUNSET_SA and Facebook facebook.com/frenchSUNSETworldwide. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Comments are protected from spam * Time limit is exhausted. Please reload the CAPTCHA. six − six =