Upcoming Events
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PANEL DISCUSSION
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Earth Day - One Home Project
Wed., April 22, 2026 | 6:30pmCelebrate Earth Day with a compelling evening dedicated to the ocean and marine biodiversity. At the heart of this event is One Home, a project by Jean-Pierre Goux that invites us to see our planet as a shared home worth protecting.
Free. The discussion will be led in English by Stéphanie Valloato.
In partnership with French in Motion.
THEATER IN FRENCH
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Insuline & Magnolia
Thurs., April 23 | 7pmWhen Stanislas learns at fifteen that he has insulin-dependent diabetes, he withdraws into himself. Until he meets Fleur, whose free and luminous spirit introduces him to the power of poetry. Insuline & Magnolia is a funny and moving solo performance about illness, poetry, and the power of friendship.In French, with English surtitles. 10+
The performance will be followed by a discussion with the artist.
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FRANCOPHONE FAIR
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En Français, Oui But Why?
Saturday, April 25, 2026Save the date! We will again celebrate French and Francophone culture with panel discussions, kid's workshops, book signing, french food, a live show and more surprises.
Our guest this year are writers Olivier Guez and Marianne Jaeglé, director and writer Michel Ocelot, Rachid Santaki who will host a Dictée géante...
STUDENT FESTIVAL
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Rough Cut
Launched in 2010, Rough Cut is an international short film competition for budding filmmakers across film genres. Past winners have gone on to study film and have careers in the industry.
Submissions are due by Sunday, April 12.
SPECIAL SCREENING
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Francophone Short Films
Wed., Apr. 29 | 6:30 pmA special evening presented by the Francophone Short Films Festival in Harlem. Lucie Chabrol-Nyssens, President of the Festival, will show a selection of short films and the best-of of the students' Rough Cut Festival.
Free. Films with English subtitles.
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PANEL DISCUSSION
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100 Years of Art Deco
Wed., May 20 - 6:30pmThis talk explores the movement through a transatlantic lens, comparing its development in Paris and New York.The discussion will be led by Marie Godfrain, Editor-in-Chief of the magazine IDEAT, with Loïc Turpin, Director of Development at the Mobilier National in Paris, and the interior design studio Véronique Cotrel.In English. Free.This event is part of the festival Oui Design organized by Villa Albertine.
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