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Solidarity Dinner of the Comité Tricolore at Ris
How about enjoying a special dinner prepared just for us by Chef Ris Lacoste of Ris in DC's west-end?
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Date and time
Thursday, October 21, 2021 · 6:30 - 9:30pm EDT
Location
Ris 2275 L Street Northwest Washington, DC 20037
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About this event
How about enjoying a special dinner prepared just for us by Chef Ris Lacoste of Ris in DC's west-end?
Ris is an upscale neighborhood restaurant serving seasonal american cuisine by executive chef / owner Ris Lacoste. Please check below the exciting sophisticated menu proposed by Ris for our Comité Tricolore Dinner!
Your participation will help the restaurant AND the community since the price of the ticket includes the price of the meal which goes entirely to the restaurant plus a tax-deductible donation to the CT which goes entirely to one of our beneficiaries.
40 tickets are available at the price of $ 80 per person, which consists of $ 55 for your meal (tax and tip included, drinks excluded) and $25 as a donation to the Comité Tricolore (larger donations are of course encouraged). The donation is tax deductible.
Vegetarian options are available.
If you are coming with friends, please let us know so that we can seat you together at the same table.
Some COVID 19 sanitary protocols are in place. You will be asked to wear a mask when entering the restaurantand walking around. Please do not attend if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19.
Thursday October 21, at 6:30 pm
2275 L Street NW, Washington, DC 20037
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About the organizer
The Tricolore Committee (501-C 3) is the associative network of a strong and supportive Francophone community in the Washington, DC area. It is an apolitical, philanthropic non – profit, open to French, Francophone and Franco-American clubs or associations of the Washington, DC region which share a common interest in French culture and in the strengthening of the relationship between France and the United States.
The Tricolore Committee was founded in 1997 by a group of associations committed to the organization of annual activities and events, and to the dedication of the generated benefits to help disadvantaged people in the community. Twenty-three associations are currently members of the Tricolore Committee.