France-Amérique Marks 75 Years
France-Amérique writes about its first issue, published on May 23, 1943.
France-Amérique writes about its first issue, published on May 23, 1943.
The education attaché of the French Embassy in New York argues for dual language programs in all schools by 2050, reports France-Amérique.
French Morning reports on Mayor de Blasio’s announcement that the city will remove a commemorative plaque of Marshal Henri Philippe Pétain on Broadway’s Canyon of Heroes, and suggests the removal of another one.
On special occasions, a French-Algerian chef who opened a restaurant in Williamsburg before it was fashionable, prepares meals served on top of naked bodies, French Morning reports.
A pop-up exhibit about the meaning of francophonie in New York will take place this Sunday in Harlem, French Morning reports.
A new initiative, MyTutorSpeaksFrench, connects students with French-speaking tutors for an array of subjects, reports French Morning.
Horrified by the terrorist attacks in Paris, hundreds of people, including many French, were drawn to events in New York City mourning the dead.
CUNY TV’s French program Canapé features a glimpse into the five-day festival of “provocative public conversations” to celebrate the opening of Albertine, the only French-language bookstore in the city.
A new spot in Brooklyn offers up tarte flambée and spätzle in this video.
The ban on the import of Bayonne ham from France into the U.S. has been lifted, but the foie gras remains banned in California, France-Amérique reports, and lawyers hope to overturn that ban as unconstitutional.
French citizens, francophiles and francophones gather to mark Bastille Day in this video.
The new website lists local sports bars broadcasting hard-to-find games.
A guide for French expats and American tourists wondering which food products they can lawfully bring back across the border.
French expats in NYC, mystified by the U.S. healthcare system, often postpone care until they visit home.
The French Embassy’s cultural services division, based in New York, is launching a big fundraising campaign in a quest to fund the rapidly developing bilingual programs in the city’s public schools, France-Amérique reports.