Guests are invited to join us for a vibrant evening honoring French culture, cuisine, and community — Rue-style.
39 Rue de Jean Celebrates Bastille Day with “Vive la Rue” Street-Style Party | Free Entry • Live Music • French Bites & Sips • Monday, July 14 | 5:30–8:30 p.m.
In the spirit of liberté, égalité, fraternité, 39 Rue de Jean is thrilled to announce its Bastille Day celebration, “Vive la Rue,” on Monday, July 14th from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Guests are invited to join us for a vibrant evening honoring French culture, cuisine, and community — Rue-style.
This spirited event will feature free admission, live music from local duo, Purple Magnolia, on Hutson Alley, and a festive lineup of French-inspired small plates, including: Classic Bouillabaisse, Cheese Plates featuring imported French selections, Duck Rillette Croquettes, plus more bistro favorites.
Guests can also enjoy a complimentary mussel station, available while supplies last. Adding to the joie de vivre, Charleston’s Smallest Bar will be reimagined for the evening as Petite Brass, offering curated French wines, cocktails, and beer in an intimate and spirited setting. Leading up to Bastille Day, guests can enjoy French-inspired food and drink specials all weekend long, available Friday through Sunday.
Whether you're a Francophile or just a fan of great food and live music, “Vive la Rue” promises an unforgettable Monday evening in the heart of downtown Charleston.
Vive la France. Vive la Rue.
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Hutson Alley is a historic winding pathway between John and Hutson Streets in downtown Charleston. Adorned with fig ivy, vintage lanterns and palmetto trees, the alley is home to five Holy City Hospitality establishments including the famed 39 Rue de Jean, Coast Bar and Grill, Charleston’s Smallest Bar, Victor’s Seafood & Steak, and Vincent Chicco’s. Also located adjacent to the alley on the corner of Hutson and King Streets is Virginia’s on King.
Founded in 2001 by Michael Bennett, Holy City Hospitality is one of Charleston’s largest locally-owned hospitality companies dedicated to inspiring memorable experiences through inventive ingredients and gracious service. Holy City Hospitality consists of 39 Rue de Jean, Coast Bar and Grill, Vincent Chicco’s, and Victor’s Seafood & Steak, all located on Hutson Alley. The alley is a quaint hidden gem in the heart of Charleston’s peninsula, with Virginia’s on King just around the corner. Additional establishments include Good Food Catering and the Historic Rice Mill, a waterfront event space in downtown Charleston.
For more information, call or visitholycityhospitality.com.
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