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Join us for this free social and conversation table where you'll be able to practice your Louisiana Créole. Mèsi for the support! Read More…
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Rendez-vous incontournable de notre communauté, le French Apéro fait son grand retour !
Rejoignez-nous pour une soirée conviviale 100 % francophone (et francophile !) dans une ambiance détendue et festive.
🗓 Jeudi 24 avril à 19h
📍 Wrong Iron on the Greenway – un lieu en plein air idéal pour se retrouver, échanger et pratiquer son français autour
d’un verre.
Que vous soyez francophone, étudiant·e, apprenant·e ou simplement curieux·se de découvrir la culture française, vous êtes les bienvenu·es ! C’est l’occasion parfaite de rencontrer d’autres membres de la communauté, de discuter, rire et passer un bon moment… en français !
🥂 Venez seul·e ou avec des ami·es — tout le monde est le·la bienvenu·e !
Our community’s favorite event, the French Apéro, is back!
Join us for a relaxed and friendly evening in a francophone (and francophile!) atmosphere.
🗓 Thursday, April 24th at 7 PM
📍 Wrong Iron on the Greenway – the perfect outdoor spot to gather, chat, and practice French over a drink.
Whether you’re a native speaker, a student, a learner, or simply curious about French culture, everyone is welcome! It’s the perfect way to meet others, chat, laugh, and have a great time — in French!
🥂 Come solo or bring a friend — all are welcome!
Join us for this free social and conversation table where you'll be able to practice your Louisiana Créole. Mèsi for the support! Read More…
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Rendez-Vous with Marley Marsalis
Marley Marsalis is a living bridge between New Orleans and Orleans, France. Raised between both cities, this cultural ambassador, former Krewe Jeanne d'Arc Maid, and champion of Louisiana's young francophonie brings a vibrant global heritage to everything she does. Read More…
Rendez-Vous: Art at the Crossroads of Créolité
Join us for an evening that brings together three artists whose work carries the stories, rhythms, and memories of the Creole world. Edward
Craft, Gabriele Victoire, and Maria Victoire will share their art and speak about the places, people, and spiritual traditions that shape
their creative lives. From personal histories to ancestral anecdotes, each artist brings a different perspective on what it means to create
from a Creole identity.
Expect honest conversation, vibrant visuals, and a chance to experience how culture, ritual, and imagination meet at the crossroads of their
work.
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