Join fellow Francophones at L’Union Française (4522 Prytania St.) for an evening of music and dancing. This event is open to community members and any musicians who wish sit in. Bring yourself, bring your dancing shoes, bring your preferred beverage. See you on the porch!

Intimidated when choosing French wine? Become a professional wineaux so you can increase your enjoyment of French wine for the rest of your life.

This two-part class (Oct. 18 and Oct. 25) is a bilingual journey through the nuances and history of French wine as well as a wine tasting. Tickets are limited and one ticket gets you admission to BOTH classes, which will each offer unique wines and wine knowledge.

Intimidated when choosing French wine? Become a professional wineaux so you can increase your enjoyment of French wine for the rest of your life.

This two-part class (Oct. 18 and Oct. 25) is a bilingual journey through the nuances and history of French wine as well as a wine tasting. Tickets are limited and one ticket gets you admission to BOTH classes, which will each offer unique wines and wine knowledge.

BONJOUR! We’re all thrilled for the return of La Louisiane, a monthly evening of French conversation and the music of French and Creole Louisiana. This fall’s series is a collaboration between L'Union Française and of course the Krewe of Red Beans. Beanlandia (3300 Royal Street in the Bywater), the year-round cultural hub of the Krewe of Red Beans, will be playing host for each event, starting on October 6th. L’Union Française will lead a one-hour French language meetup (aka a ‘Table Française’) at 6pm followed by the music of the great Louis Michot from 7pm till 9pm. Come celebrate a big reason our neck of the woods is exciting and different. Tickets available at the door and visit https://www.lalouisiane.org/ to learn more and become an ongoing supporter of this cause. Upcoming La Louisiane events will be announced soon, so restez à l’écoute (stay tuned)!

Join fellow Francophones at L’Union Française (4522 Prytania St.) for an evening of music and dancing. This event is open to community members and any musicians who wish sit in . Bring yourself, bring your dancing shoes, bring your preferred beverage. See you on the porch!

Our fall semester kick-off will feature live music, beverages and snacks, camaraderie, and class registration. Free and open to the public. Come check out our varied fall offerings.

Join fellow Francophones at L’Union Française for an evening of music and dancing. This event is open to community members and any musicians who wish sit in . Bring yourself, bring your dancing shoes, bring your preferred beverage. See you on the porch!

Join the Council of French Societies of New Orleans and Consul Général de France Rodolph Sambou for the annual Bastille Day wreath laying ceremony at the Joan of Arc Statue on Decatur Street. La Marseillaise will be sung by Givonna Joseph and refreshments will follow. Free and open to the public.

Join us at the free block party on Ponce de Leon Street (behind Café Degas) to celebrate the French national holiday!

Join fellow Francophones at L’Union Française for an evening of music and dancing. This event is open to community members and any musicians who wish sit in . Bring yourself, bring your dancing shoes, bring your preferred beverage. See you on the porch!

Join fellow Francophones at L’Union Française for an evening of music and dancing. This event is open to community members and any musicians who wish sit in . Bring yourself, bring your dancing shoes, bring your preferred beverage. See you on the porch!

The Sunset Jazz Band will play the music of Georges Brassens for an evening of French music at L’Union Française - 4522 Prytania Street. Free and open to the public.

Going to the Olympics in Paris this summer?

Why not take a class to get ready for your seat at the café table on the Left Bank of Paris?  This class will teach both absolute beginners and those with some experience in the language a French that allows one to board a train, ask for directions, order a meal, and buy antiques at a flea market.

Join fellow Francophones at L’Union Française for an evening of music and dancing. This event is open to community members and any musicians who wish sit in . Bring yourself, bring your dancing shoes, bring your preferred beverage. See you on the porch!

This class offered over 6 sessions will introduce you to some jewels of contemporary Quebec cinema and their directors. They will give you the tools to better understand this specific culture, its territory and its attachment to its language. Through images and sound you will be immersed in a multifaceted linguistic world, allowing you to strengthen your oral comprehension, and to express yourself in a small group in a convivial way.

First session of our Vive la France culture class series which continues every Tuesday in April.

This season’s Vive La France explores the rich cultural, linguistic, artistic, and culinary history of the Basque region of France and Spain.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Members will have a tour of the art exhibition “Haiti-Louisiana: Tides of Freedom,” which commemorates Haiti’s 220th anniversary of independence and celebrates the deep-rooted connection between Haiti and Louisiana.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

The French Film festival returns to New Orleans, and L'Union Française is proud to continue its sponsorship with the film Driving Madeleine (Une Belle Course). Prior to the screening, L'Union will have gourmet café from Petite Rouge, croissants from Celtica, and live music by T. Marie and Bayou Juju on Prytania St. for the community. We hope to see you there!

The session on February 21 is cancelled. Our next session will be March 6.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Kick off the Carnival season with us! Join us for king cakes and live Cajun music at our spring open house. Register for classes and enjoy Carnival camaraderie. Free and open to the public.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Join us for a free French conversation group that is open to members, students, and the general public. All levels of French are welcome to attend. This is a chance to practice speaking French in an informal setting. The group will meet on Zoom.

Luc DeVaux will examine the history of the Saunhac family (Soniat, Dufossat) from its roots in France and Château Belcastel to New Orleans. This event will take place at 4522 Prytania Street, is open to the public, and is free.