Events

Enjoy our French cultural events!

The Alliance Française de Sydney boasts a dynamic and eclectic cultural program. From exhibitions, concerts, conferences, cooking classes to our traditional French events (Le Beaujolais Nouveau and Bastille Day Celebration), they appeal to anyone who wants to immerse themselves in French culture.

Our major annual event is the Alliance Française French Film Festival, jointly organised every year in March by the 6 main Alliance Françaises of Australia, which showcases the best of contemporary French cinema.

Each month, we also recommend a selection of French events that are organised by Sydney’s main cultural institutions. Thanks to the strong relationships we have built with them, discounted ticket prices and other advantages are offered to the Alliance Française de Sydney members.

Please kindly note that we cannot refund tickets to our in-house cultural events. Terms and Conditions apply.

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ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE DE SYDNEY EVENTS

Artists Wanted

Have your work displayed at our Media Centre!
The Alliance Française de Sydney offers an exhibition space to French and Australian artists wishing to showcase their artworks for approximately one month in the public areas of the Alliance Française.

New-Caledonia Cultural Space

To promote and celebrate this stunning destination and highlight the rich Kanak art and culture, a cultural space dedicated to New Caledonia has open at the Alliance Française of Sydney’s Media Centre.

Alliance Française French Film Festival

Cinephiles, Francophones and Francophiles, mark this in the diaries! The Alliance Française French Film Festival dates are here.

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