Activities

Ecole2France offers a wide variety of free activities and cultural programs for its students. Please find below information about our previous and upcoming activities. Look for our upcoming slide show of previous performances by our students (children and adults).

French Movie showings

Spring 2007

“Camille Claudel”
“Jeux d’Enfants”
“Un Long Dimanche de Fiançailles”
“Van Gogh”

Fall 2007

“Peau d’Ane”
“La Doublure”
“L’Armee des Ombres”
“ Joyeux Noel”

Spring 2008:

“La Gloire de mon Père”
“Le Chateau de ma Mère”
“La Cage aux folles”
“Marie-Antoinette” PBS film by David Grubin
“Marie-Antoinette” by Sofia Copola followed by a discussion
“Ratatouille”
“Brice de Nice”

Social gatherings

Spring 2007: Potlucks

Fall 2007: Potluck and performances

Spring 2008: we will also offer a potluck & performances at the end of the semester

Club Theatre

Theater Production and Performance

Fall Semester 2007: Moliere “L’Avare” at Ecole2France

Spring Semester 2008: our production of Moliere “L’Avare” will be shown at the Alliance Française of Raleigh, Raleigh area High School and Colleges. We are planning on producing another play and are waiting for upcoming students who would be interested in performing.

Children singing and poetry reading performance

Fall semester 2007: our students have performed “Sur le Pont d’Avigon” and read poems in French.

Spring 2008: our students will sing and read poems in French at the end of the semester

Museum tours & special exhibit tours

Spring 2007: our students had a tour in French and another tour in English of the French section and the “Revolution in Paint” exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of Art

Fall 2007: our students had the opportunity to have a tour in French of “The Lost Colony” exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of History

Spring 2008: our students will have the opportunity to tour the French section of the Ackland Art Museum, UNC-Chapel Hill

Club for college students & young professionals

A Franco-American club for college students and young professionals, to foster and celebrate Franco-American friendship, in enjoying French movie showings, social gatherings, history & art museum tours, and theater performances. If you like French culture, history, art, cinema, come join us at Ecole2France, French restaurants & bakeries, sport and cultural events.

This club is open to and free for college students and young professionals, who are Ecole2France students and Alliance Française members interested in learning more about France and French culture. For more information about the Alliance Française de Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, please visit www.steveosborne.com/alliance/.

For more information about our activities, please contact us at info@ecole2france.com or at 1-888-326-532.