The Alliance Française de Sydney organises many cultural events on a monthly basis: exhibitions, concerts, conferences, cooking classes, and our traditional French events (Le Beaujolais Nouveau, Bastille Day Celebration, La Fête de la Musique). These all contribute to a very dynamic and eclectic program that will appeal to anyone who likes French culture or wants to learn more about it. These events also allow our students to immerse themselves in all aspects of French culture and practice their French. While most events are open to everyone, some are reserved for our members only.
Our major 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 French contemporary 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.
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Join us for this fascinating French talk, as Ross Steele will address this pressing question and shed light on the remarkable evolution of the role the President’s wife throughout history.
Recreate mouth-watering French dishes such as classic roast chicken, pommes fondantes and tarte tatin in this masterclass led completely in French.
Whimsical, lavish, eccentric, imaginative - join us for an evening of surrealist, fashion, theatre, food and deviant art.
A refined blend of vintage French glamour, risqué humour, spectacular aerials, comedy, dazzling dance numbers and acrobatics will transform the Sydeny Opera House Studio over summer with opulent, cheeky, edge-of-your-seat theatre.
A navigation in the tracks of Jean-François Galaup Comte de Lapérouse by Marc Onetto.
Conference in English in cooperation with the “Friends of Laperouse Museum”.
It's a murder mystery like no other: death, deception and theft in none other than the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
After five years selling French Cheeses on markets, BERBIGIER launches his Rococo Salon: Le Petit Louvre.