Upcoming Events
All events are currently held online

Stolen Renoir
Friday 2 April, 12pm
Author James McAuley tells the story of "The stolen Renoir: the fate of a painting and a family in wartime France."
In English
Olympic Games
Saturday 10 April, 1pm
On the rich history of the Olympic Games, the values that they impart and the upcoming role of France in the 2024 Olympic Games.
In French

Apéro National
13 & 14 April, 5:15 or 8:15pm
Online conversation meeting open to all AF members across the country. Every second Tuesday and Wednesday of the month.
In French
Paris Library
Tuesday 13 April, 2pm
Janet Skeslien Charles about her new novel, The Paris Library, based on the true WWII story of the heroic librarians at the American Library in Paris.
In English
Blérancourt
Friday 16 April, 11am
A virtual private tour of the Franco-American Museum of Blérancourt Castle - the only museum in France dedicated to the relationships between France and the US.
In French

Demystifying the French
Saturday 17 April, 1pm
Janet Hulstrand about her book Demystifying the French: How to Love Them and Make Them Love you.
In English
Club de Lecture
Tuesday 20 April, 10am
This month's fiction book is Tribaliques, a collection of 8 short stories by Congolese author Henri Lopes.
In French
The DRC
Wed. 21 April, 6:30pm
Join Didier Kabing for a presentation about his native country: the Democratic Republic of Congo, a giant in the heart of Africa.
In French

The City of Immortals
Thursday 22 April, 7pm
A fascinating insight into the popular Parisian cemetery Père-Lachaise, by author and photographer Carolyn Campbell.
In English
Apéro Antivirus
Friday 23 April, 5pm
Make your favorite drink and join us for a Happy Hour of French conversation.
In French
L'Oeil Ouvert
Tuesday 27 April, 11am
A virtual art tour with docent Diane Beckman about African Arts.
In French

Mon Pays: La RDC
Wed. 28 April, 6:30pm
A conversation with Samuel Yemey about his journey from Kinshasa to North Carolina.
In French
Ciné-Club
Friday 30 April, 5pm
Watch a French movie at your convenience and join us for a discussion. This month's selection: Bienvenue à Marly-Gomont (The African Doctor) by Julien Rambaldi.
In French
Lost in Translation
Ongoing
Useful French expressions you wouldn't be able to understand from individual words alone.
In English