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Une exploration littéraire et sociologique d’Yves Navarre (1940-1994), et des années noires de la crise du Sida de sa communauté à Paris. Animé par Claudia Brown.

This event is a 5-week workshop and requires a certain amount of mandatory reading to do each week. Advanced levels only (310+) !

Celebrating the 32nd Anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence!

Ukrainian Ethnic Foods & Baked Goods

BBQ Picnic Foods

Beverages and Refreshments

Arts and Crafts Market and Vendors’ Grove

Tous ensemble ! We will meet at the beautiful Boathouse at FDR Park for a fun, family-friendly afternoon picnic to celebrate Bastille Day. There will be games, trivia, and a paper airplane contest for game lovers, but also tables, chairs, shade and the possibility to Bring Your Own Picnic if you’d rather relax!

Bringing the ALL in ALLiance, we encourage members, students, francophones, francophiles and friends of all ages and interests to join us for this event.

Join Françoise Zanchetta on Zoom to talk about Francophone Literature The Alliance is resuming its book club online, from September 2023 to July 2024!

Join the Club de Lecture to discuss the book of the month priorly read by all the attendees. Exchange about your emotions, opinions with the other members and get the opportunity to expand your literary culture and to improve your French!

*** BOOK OF THE MONTH *** La décision de Karine Tuil (304 pages) Mai 2016.

Mid-Atlantic - Eurasia Business Council is delighted to organize the Uzbekistan Ambassador's visit to Philadelphia/Pennsylvania on July 11-13, 2023.

Join Mid-Atlantic - Eurasia Business Council and Pennsylvania Global Business Advisors for a reception at West Chester University on July 12,2023. For additional information please contact us by telephone at (484) 467-7444 or via email at val@ma-rbc.org.

Join the crowd to hear a commemorative reading of the Declaration of Independence by a park ranger portraying Colonel John Nixon. Snag a free copy of the Declaration of Independence and cheer or jeer as colonists did on July 8, 1776, when Colonel Nixon first read the document publicly in the State House yard (now Independence Square).

We invite you to join the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection in commemorating Juneteenth this year in Norristown, PA. Juneteenth is celebrated annually on June 19 to memorialize the emancipation of the enslaved Black Americans.

Juneteenth Jubilee Street Festival in Norristown will be a joyful celebration of heritage and community, featuring an eclectic mix of local vendors, entertainment, music, and food. As part of the celebration, there will be free admission to the Charles L. Blockson Exhibition at the Centre Theater Gallery from June 17 through June 19.