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21 Fête patronale
a tradition that is often kept up in rural parts of France. Festivities organised on the occasion of the annual patron saint's day of the village church. Depending on the organisers, fêtes patronales can be anything from a vin d'honneur or a meal in the village hall ( salle des fêtes) or a restaurant, to a full blown village fête or dance.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Fête patronale
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