From Mar 1, 2019 To Mar 31, 2019 Add to Calendar 2019-03-01 00:00:00 2019-03-31 23:59:00 Autour du Monde Francophone Show us the Francophone world through your eyes! Submit your favorite travel photo of the French-speaking world for display during Francophonie month this March. The French Cultural Center, 53 Marlborough St, Boston, Massachusetts, United States America/New_York true
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How to Participate
Between February 1-28, submit your framed 8" x 10" photograph, or smaller, to the French Cultural Center's library circulation desk. Make sure to include your first and last name, phone number, email address, and where the photograph was taken (city, country) with your submission.Terms and Conditions
Only members may submit photos. Photographs must be your own (no submissions on behalf of others) and must be framed. The French Cultural Center has the right to reject a photo if deemed inappropriate, and is not responsible for any damage to photographs that may occur, although we will take every precaution to protect submissions. Each member may submit up to three photos for display but only one can be entered in the contest for voting.Viewing, Voting, and Prize
All are welcome to view submitted photos in our library during Francophonie month from March 1-31 and vote! One vote per person, please. The winning photo will be announced in early April and the lucky member will receive a complimentary renewal of their French Cultural Center membership. Bonne chance !Not a member yet? See where OUI can take you!
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