Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort to host Fête de la Musique at Toya Beach Bar & Grill
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Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort will host Fête de la Musique at Toya Beach Bar & Grill on Friday, July 17, 2026, from 6pm to 10pm. This event draws inspiration from the annual French tradition of turning public spaces into open-air stages for live music. The celebration will feature food, drinks, music, and performance on the resort's Nusa Dua beachfront. The concept emphasizes French art de vivre, combining dining and entertainment in a seaside gathering with rhythm, fire, and shared plates. The food package includes open-fire cooking with unlimited Wagyu beef cheeks from a live fire pit, a roaming "oyster man," and beef cheek rendang croquette canapés. Guests can also opt for a beverage package with free-flow curated cocktails, beers, and fine wines, or choose from an à la carte beverage menu. Entertainment will include a live DJ and saxophonist, water drums, and a signature fire dance performance. The event aims to blend French cultural heritage with Bali's coastal atmosphere. For more information, visit sofitelbalinusadua.com.
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