Café Conversation is a great way to practice, improve and/or help you feel more comfortable speaking French with friendly francophones and Francophiles.
Enjoy coffee and pastries, meet fellow members and chat en française.
Read and discuss outstanding works of French nonfiction.
First Thursday of every month beginning at
4:00 pm at a private home in Woodbury.
Attendance is limited to 8 people.
Call 203-482-3633 to reserve your spot.
Monthly showings of classic French movies – Le Dernier des Six (1941) (subtitled in English). Popcorn provided, BYOB.
Café Conversation is a great way to practice, improve and/or help you feel more comfortable speaking French with friendly francophones and Francophiles.
Enjoy coffee and pastries, meet fellow members and chat en française.
Although we will continue this winter our annotated reading of La Carte Postale by Anne Berest (available at Amazon.com), it’s never too late to join the group!
The book is a family history that spans the troubled years of interwar France and the Nazi occupation. Your reading and understanding of this extraordinary book will be enhanced by the photographs, maps and historic films that John Lamb has assembled to bring context to the action.
Although we will continue this winter our annotated reading of La Carte Postale by Anne Berest (available at Amazon.com), it’s never too late to join the group!
The book is a family history that spans the troubled years of interwar France and the Nazi occupation. Your reading and understanding of this extraordinary book will be enhanced by the photographs, maps and historic films that John Lamb has assembled to bring context to the action.
Monthly showings of classic French movies – Le Corbeau (1943) (subtitled in English). Popcorn provided, BYOB.
Café Conversation is a great way to practice, improve and/or help you feel more comfortable speaking French with friendly francophones and Francophiles.
Enjoy coffee and pastries, meet fellow members and chat en française.
Although we will continue this winter our annotated reading of La Carte Postale by Anne Berest (available at Amazon.com), it’s never too late to join the group!
The book is a family history that spans the troubled years of interwar France and the Nazi occupation. Your reading and understanding of this extraordinary book will be enhanced by the photographs, maps and historic films that John Lamb has assembled to bring context to the action.
