en fete

The city was en fete to celebrate her downfall, so she had been told.

A dozen were en fete on the back stoop of a pizza joint ten yards from my bedroom window.

Through both intricacies, bright yellow, blue and red-hooded anoraks, like monks en fete, wobbled along the sea front.

'The Waterside especially soon became en fete, festoons of evergreens, flags and flowers being placed across the street.'

The Ville en Fete street fair that follows every performance offers free admission to crafts demonstrations, children's theater, concerts, dance performances and filmed highlights of the festival.

The event - timed to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first cross-channel telegraph message - showed the people of Calais en fete, in a city still devastated by the war.

Each year since 1991, during the month of July, the Buckingham sector hosts Buckingham en Fete, its biggest annual event, which is held in the town's MacLaren Park.

"The charming grounds of Rose Bay Lodge were quite en fete on Wednesday afternoon when Dr and Madame Rougier entertained a large number of guests at a garden party.

There is an annual Haitian music and culture festival, called "Festival Haiti En Fete", in the East-Ottawa suburb of Orleans, where a significant number of Haitian-Canadian families live.

After the interval the scene moves to the beautiful island of Cuba - the May Day Rally when Cuba is en fete - lovely beaches - tobacco fields and the sugar plantations where classical American engines are still working.