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What You Need to Know about Events at the FCC
The FCC is known for high-quality events that delight all kinds of francophiles- from the ones who just came back from an amazing first trip…
Read MoreFrancophone Islands in the Sun: Do You Want to Escape this Holiday Season?
It is easy to get consumed by the sights and sounds of the upcoming holiday season, American Hallmark-style, the familiar annual soundtrack - a mish-mash…
Read MoreMeet Pierre and Natalie Sorel
We love our members! In fact, we love them so much that we want you to get to know them and share in our community.…
Read MoreA French Thankgiving
The French don’t celebrate Thanksgiving but that doesn’t mean you can’t add a French flair to your celebration! Last year we offered suggestions on how…
Read MoreLe Beaujolais Nouveau - All marketing hype or just misunderstood?
It’s almost the third Thursday in November, almost time to uncork a bottle of Beaujolais Nouveau - cue the trumpet fanfare, fireworks and general frenzy!…
Read MoreFall Celebrations: Halloween and La Toussaint
Halloween and La Toussaint are two holidays that are celebrated back-to-back, one on October 31 and one on November 1. Both, however, are not celebrated…
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Looking ahead to new beginnings...
A message from President and Executive Director, Barbara Bouquegneau
Hope…this has been the world’s currency for the past 19 months. Qui aurait cru?
As daily life increasingly begins to resemble “normal,” I reflect on pandemic life’s challenges and how we responded with new initiatives. And I thank you, our French Cultural Center volunteers, members, and students for staying with us through it all...
Fall in love: l’automne en France
I love New England all year long but I have to admit that I have a coup de coeur for the fall season. What is…
Read MoreLes Vendanges -The Grape Harvest
While we’re surrounded by caramel apples and all-things-pumpkin in New England, across the pond in France, les vendanges are coming to a close. The word…
Read MoreRentrée Recap
Think of this as our “What we did on our summer vacation” post, French-style. Even without our building at 53 Marlborough Street, the Center was…
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