CULTURAL TALKS PARIS - OCT. / DEC. 2026
Description
Franco’phile’s talks invite you to explore what it means to be French through the country’s history and some major social issues that shape it.
Napoléon, de Gaulle, Josephine Baker, Eleanor d'Aquitaine, Victor Hugo, Mitterrand, France’s dark years under German occupation, discover the people and periods that shaped French history in this term’s talks.
Join us in a private room at a trendy bar in Paris’s 6th arrondissement, on Saturdays at 10:30 am and Mondays at 6 pm.
OCTOBER 26
SAT 24, 10.30 AM / MON. 26, 6 PM : NAPOLEON, THE DESTINY OF AN EMPEROR
SAT 31, 10.30 AM : ELEANOR D'AQUITAINE, A QUEEN BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND
NOVEMBER
MON.2 6 PM / SAT.7, 10.30 AM : FRANCE'S DARK YEARS UNDER NAZI OCCUPATION
MON.23 6 PM / SAT.28, 10.30 AM : DE GAULLE, FROM FREE FRANCE TO 5TH REPUBLIC
MON.30, 6 PM : VICTOR HUGO, A LITERARY GIANT, A VOICE FOR JUSTICE
DECEMBER
SAT.5, 10.30 AM : VICTOR HUGO, A LITERARY GIANT, A VOICE FOR JUSTICE
MON.7, 6 PM /SAT.12, 10.30 AM : JOSEPHINE BAKER, AN AMERICAN WHO BECAME FRENCH
MON.14, 6 PM / SAT.19, 10.30 AM : PRESIDENT MITTERRAND, SCANDALS AND SECRETS