by MerciSF | 27-06-2023 | Agenda, See All, SF Specials, Visit Bastille Day San FranciscoFrancophileFrench communityGoing OutRestaurant
Bastille on Belden is back for a second year of French fun in the Financial District. Once the home of Frenchmen seeking riches during the Gold Rush, Belden Place now offers something even more treasured in today’s world: a quaint European escape in downtown San... 
by MerciSF | 2-05-2022 | News Events in FrenchFrancophileFrancophone CommunityGoing OutSF Bay Area
Les Gaulois is a group of French speakers (nearly 2,000 registered individuals) who meet once or twice a week in San Francisco Bay. Whether you want to play pétanque, go for a hike, play tarot, go out dancing, take archery lessons, etc… The group is there to... 
by Anne Marie | 8-09-2021 | Business, News BilingualFrancophileFrench movies with subtitlesStreaming
Following the explosion in the consumption of streaming content, France Channel is launching an entirely French-speaking platform with films, series, documentaries, cartoons, live shows, etc. This new streaming service with subtitles is intended to be a showcase of... 
by Anne Marie | 4-09-2021 | Agenda, Musée - Art, Museum - Art, News, See All, Visit Female ArtistFrancophileSFMOMA
In an expansive retrospective about Joan Mitchell paintings, SFMOMA introduces this powerful, engaging artist who remains somewhat out-of-the-way. But not for long. Born in Chicago, this American artist spent more than thirty years in France, where she died in 1992.... 
by Anne Marie | 17-10-2020 | News, SF Specials, Visit FrancophileLocal painterMuseum reopeningSan Francisco
While born on the East Coast, and bearing the name of David Park, this artist exposed at SFMOMA is not French, nor even French-speaking, but he could certainly be placed in the category of Francophiles! SFMOMA makes us discover David Park, a painter who is imbued with... 
by Anne Marie | 17-09-2019 | Agenda, See All Alliance Française de San FranciscoAutodesk GalleryFrancophileFrancophoneFundraiser
The Alliance Francaise was founded originally in France in 1883 by prominent French citizens, including Louis Pasteur and Jules Verne, for the propagation of the French language and culture abroad. In 1889, the Alliance Française de San Francisco chapter (AFSF) was...
