Events

Les inscriptions pour les afterschool de français EFNY, rentrée 2016-17, sont ouvertes !

Classes de français pour Francophones et Anglophones, entre 4 et 14 ans, sur 8 sites à Manhattan et à Brooklyn :

- PS84 (Upper West Side)
- PS234 (Tribeca)
- PS41 (West village)
- Greenwich House (Greenwich)
- PS110 (Greenpoint, Brooklyn)
- PS321 (Park Slope, Brooklyn)
- PS58 (Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn)
- School for International Studies (Boerum Hill, Brooklyn)

INFO : www.efny.net - afterschool@efny.net

Cohen Media Group is proud to announce the upcoming release of COME WHAT MAY, the new film by Christian Carion, (Joyeux Noel, Best Foreign Language Film Academy Award nominee,) an epic yet intimate drama set in northern France during the “exodus” of millions of citizens who had to abandon their homes during WW2 to escape the imminent German invasion. With a top European cast including August Diehl, Olivier Gourmet, Mathilde Seigner and Matthew Rhys, COME WHAT MAY is scheduled to open in New York on Friday, September 9 at the Paris Theater and the Angelika Film Center followed by a national roll out.

May 1940: German forces roll into France. Led by their reluctant mayor (Olivier Gourmet), the inhabitants of a small Northern French village are forced to flee along with millions of others throughout the country. The villagers take with them a German child whose father (August Diehl) opposed the Nazi regime and has been jailed for lying about his nationality. The father escapes into the fog

Pour un moment sensationel au Parc Van Saun, Paramus, avec nos french tots!

French Playground of Oradell Meetup

Enjoy an open air Parisian-cafe block party celebrating Beacon composer Joseph Bertolozzi's adventures in creating the internationally acclaimed "Tower Music!"

Beer & wine available at Bank Square Cafe; Authentic French cuisine served by Beacon Pantry; illuminated Eiffel Tower sculpture by Tom Holmes; Music by the Judith Tulloch Band; special guest renowned accordionist Mario Tacca; presentations and talk by Joseph Bertolozzi. Street artists, a mime, video projection of the Tower Music team in action from Story Screen; ...what's not to like?

Venez s’il vous plaît

Melding deep-heated flamenco, rumba, salsa and pop to the tune of 20 million albums sold, the Grammy Award-winning hit-makers behind ‘Bamboléo’ celebrate over 25 years of taking audiences back to the south of France with their irresistible blend of flamenco guitars, Latin rhythms and booming Spanish vocals. Uniting the family Reyes and the family Baliardo, the band continues a tradition that has broken world music barriers as one of the rare groups to climb the US and World music charts. Their most recent album, Savor Flamenco, was awarded a Grammy for Best World Music Album in 2014. Now bringing the party back to the Beacon Theatre, The Gipsy Kings will raise the roof again with dance-ready furore, returning to their groundbreaking eponymous album and the nomadic spirit that has captured the world’s imagination.

On September 10th the Gipsy Kings return to New York during their tour to play the historic Beacon Theatre.

TO WIN THE TICKETS please send an email to newyork1@french-music.org.