Home

It's cold outside so think summer! Check out our 2023 Summer in French program to see all the great things we have in store for your little - and not so little - ones. Vive l'été en français! Classes are filling up quickly so don't wait.

Come join us for the Theater Club at the French Library, a place to read, watch, discuss and recite contemporary and classic French plays with fellow enthusiasts! Our second meeting will features the play "Jacques et son maître" by Milan Kundera.

The Education Department is looking for part-time teachers for the kids/teens sections. In person, April 8 - June 17, Saturdays from 9:00am to 3:30pm. Come share your love of French with us!

Whether you want to take your time in one of our slow-paced courses or learn French fast in our short track program, we have something for everyone. Interested in French outside of the traditional learning format? Try one (or more!) of our 5-week thematic courses! Register by March 18 and save 10% off classes with our Early Bird Discount.

March is the month of la Francophonie, but not only. It is also Women History month. The French Library is honoring both celebrations by offering an event with women speakers only, highlighting Lebanese art, culture and Francophonie.
Joelle Tomb and Maya Hachem will make you travel to Lebanon for a special evening: you will learn about the culture, the political situation, the role of women through time via initiatives in the art & hospitality sector and of course, you will taste delicious Lebanese bite size food and wine!

The French Library is pleased to welcome award-winning French violinist and author Marina Chiche.

Marina will tell us more about her work on making classical music accessible to the widest audience possible and highlighting exceptional women performers forgotten by history because of their gender.

The French Library is honored to welcome French author, poet, and Rimbaud explorer Alain Borer for an evening dedicated to one of the most well-known and talented French poets, Arthur Rimbaud. Join us to better understand who Arthur Rimbaud was and why he still inspires so many artists. Alain Borer will be accompanied by French literature professor Victorien Coquery and by Francophile artist Oana Lauric, who will present who will present her French Library exhibition inspired by the life and work of Arthur Rimbaud.