Our activities and events are meant to foster a rich relationship between American, French and Francophone communities in the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area around French language and Francophone cultures.
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AFMM - 100 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2120 | Miami, FL 33132 |
Join us for a relaxed afterwork in Downtown, where young professionals can enjoy drinks, meet new people, and practice French
in a friendly atmosphere. Happening approximately every 8 weeks, from 6 to 7:30 PM. Come unwind, connect, and speak French!
Next After Work : Tuesday, November 17
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Bachour Café - 2020 Salzedo St, Coral Gables, FL 33134 |
Let's speak French over coffee. A casual, monthly gathering in a café /bakery, offering members and students the opportunity to engage
in French conversations.
Let’s talk about well-being!
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Beat Culture Brewery and Kitchen | 7250 NW 11th St, Miami, FL 33126 |
The cooking classes with MAD (Marie-Anne Duncan) are back since november ! Same format, same topics, same recipes, and same
fun!
Join
us in the kitchen for our French Cooking Class series: a fun, interactive way to practice French while preparing delicious dishes together.
Each month highlights a different theme, giving you the chance to cook, taste, and improve your French all at once!
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Beat Culture Brewery and Kitchen | 7250 NW 11th St, Miami, FL 33126 |
Discover the secrets of traditional French cuisine with Marie-Anne Duncan (MAD) — a passionate cook who has led hundreds of cooking classes in London for over 20 years. Her classes are designed to make French cuisine fun, approachable, and full of flavor. Learn authentic recipes, explore ingredients, and enjoy useful tips to recreate the French art of cooking at home.
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AFMM - 100 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 2110 | Miami, FL 33132 |
A l'Heure de l'Apéro | 2-Hour French Conversation Class | 6:00–8:00 PM
Looking for a fun way to practice your French while discovering French culture?
Join us for A l'heure de l'Apéro, our new monthly gathering where language, culture, and conversation come together in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Each edition features a different theme—from French traditions and gastronomy to history, current events, literature, and more.
Whether you're learning French or already speak it, this is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow francophiles, enjoy a traditional French apéro, and improve your French naturally.
📅 Every last Tuesday of the month | 6:00–8:00 PM | Monthly Rendez-Vous
🥂 Next Apéro: Tuesday, January 26
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Beat Culture Brewery and Kitchen | 7250 NW 11th St, Miami, FL 33126 |
Discover the secrets of traditional French cuisine with Marie-Anne Duncan (MAD) — a
passionate cook who has led hundreds of cooking classes in London for over 20 years. Her classes are designed to make French
cuisine fun, approachable, and full of flavor.
Learn authentic recipes, explore ingredients, and enjoy useful tips to recreate the French art of cooking at home.
Can’t get enough of French culture?
Rewatch our past events and talks on our YouTube page!
November 12 | Afternoon conversation
4 pm - 5 pm | OnlineJoin us for a lively conversation with Alex and Tom from AT Frenchies! Discover the story behind their book Pardon Our French, their love of the French language and culture, and the inspiration that brought the project to life.
November 17 | Afternoon conversation
4pm - 5 pm | OnlineExplore the rich visual imagination behind Proust’s work and the world of art that shaped his writing. In presence of Eric Karpeles, author and painter, and Fereshteh Priou of the Proust Society of Greenwich
December 3 | Virtual talk
4pm - 5pm | Online
Drawing upon the research behind The Blood of the Baroness, authors Rory O’Neill Schmitt, PhD and Rosary O'Neill, PhD, explore
Micaëla’s resilience, her French-American identity, and the enduring cultural conversation between France and New Orleans.
December 10 | The Story Of A legend
7.30 pm - 10 pm | Lauderhill
Performing Arts Center
CODE PROMO FRANCE15 (-15%)
FORMIDABLE! Aznavour celebrates the life, music, and worldwide career of Charles Aznavour. Starring Jules
Grison,
the show takes audiences on an emotional journey through the legendary singer’s greatest moments, songs, and lasting legacy.
January 14 | Afternoon Discussion
4pm - 5 pm | Online
What can an American in Paris teach us about love, marriage, and the French way of life? Join us for a lively conversation with Pamela
Druckerman about her upcoming book, The Monogamy Prize.
January 21 | Discussion
4pm - 5 pm | Online
Join us for a discussion with author and SDSU Media Studies Professor Noah Arceneaux as he shares stories from his
book, French in the Morning: A History of Cajun and Creole Radio in Louisiana and Texas, 1928–2025.
January 27 | French Cinemateque
7 pm - 8 pm | Online
Village of Artigat, southern France, summer 1542, during the reign of Francis I. Martin Guerre and Bertrande de Rols marry. A few years
later, accused of having committed a robbery, Martin suddenly disappears.