Events

je suis Francophone, je vis à New York, j'ai fondé une une non-profit organisation communautaire à Brooklyn, je suis à la recherche de certains cadres bilingues Francophones pouvant completer le staff de direction plutot detenant d'une maitrise ou d'un doctorat. 

je suis tres ouvert et flexible au dialogue constructif.

Faites nous part de vos appréhentions professionelles dans notre requete de la recherche de fonds en vue de nous stabiliser graduellement.

Chairman.-

Imagine a summer where your child learns how to bake bread à la française, plays football with a counselor from Senegal, can't stop laughing while playing le chat qui rit, encounters des tigres and des lions at the Central Park Zoo, wishes a new best friend a hearty bon appétit before lunch, decorates a crown fit for a king or queen during Chevaliers de la Table Ronde week, teaches you his or her new favorite song "Aux Champs-Élysées" and puts on a spectacle for all to see how much fun we had!

The Bonjour NY French Summer Camp is designed so that children have an amazing and memorable experience that encourages their personal growth. Campers will learn while playing and having fun in a stimulating and safe environment. The French language will be used for all the activities, but it won't be implemented as in a traditional language class. At the Bonjour NY French Summer Camp, we will spend a maximum amount of time on outdoor activities.

“The Gleaners and I,” by the French New Wave pioneer Agnès Varda, at Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens.

August 14: THE GLEANERS AND I (FRANCE)
2000, 82 mins. Directed and narrated by Agnès Varda. Not Rated
Considered “the grandmother of the New Wave” in France, Agnès Varda melds literary and documentary conventions with the politics of feminism and compassion, and a whimsical touch that is all her own. The Gleaners & I, inspired in part by the Jean-François Millet painting, uses the subject of gleaning (the act of gathering leftovers) to create a warm and witty discourse on, among other things, the nature of consumerist society and the role of creativity in survival. Programmed by Film Forum.

PRE-SCREENING PERFORMANCES BEGIN AT 7PM; FILMS BEGIN AT SUNSET (weather permitting)

The Park is located in Long Island City, Queens at the intersection of Broadway and Vernon Boulevard.

Getting to Socrates Sculpture Park