Get involved in our rich calendar of cultural events and activities.
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AI, Philosophy & The Meaning of Life
Join us for the final Philo Bistro of the year at the Alliance Française Sydney, where we’ll dive into the intriguing intersection of AI,
philosophy, and what it truly means to be human.
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Join us on December 4th for a delightful wine tasting celebration of Beaujolais Nouveau!
Enjoy three surprise wines, each thoughtfully selected to complement the festivities, alongside a delectable selection of canapés from
Wholegreen Bakery.
This is a perfect opportunity to discover exquisite French wines while picking up tips and insights along the way.
Come and immerse yourself in the joyous spirit of French art de vivre with us, and uncover new favorites in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
We can’t wait to raise a glass with you!
Discover our last news!
The Alliance Française de Sydney was honoured to participate in the Prix National du Civisme pour la Jeunesse 2024 ceremony,
organised by the Association Nationale des Membres de l'Ordre National du Mérite at the Consular Residence, under the distinguished patronage of the Consul General of France. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Consul General and the event organisers for their warm invitation.
We would also like to express our heartfelt appreciation to our valued partners—Killarney Heights Public School, the French-speaking
Association of the North Shore (FANS), Taren Point Public School, and Lycée Condorcet Sydney - International French School—for their ongoing
efforts to empower young people to take action, champion their values, and develop into engaged, responsible members of society.
The phenomenon Le Monde Sans Fin takes centre stage at the Alliance Française Sydney. For the first time
in Australia, the Alliance is hosting a major exhibition inspired by the Le Monde sans fin comic book, a publishing sensation by authors Christophe Blain and Jean-Marc Jancovici, that has sold over a million
copies in France since its release in 2022.
Discover the exhibition on the first and second floor this november! Plus, the graphic novel is available to borrow from the library.
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The Alliance Française de Sydney represented by Dominique Barbeau, was invited to the annual Australian South Sea Islander Reception and
Flag Raising event hosted by the City of Sydney. The event commemorated the forced migration of South Sea Islanders to Australia in the
1800s through blackbirding. Many South Sea Islanders were brought to Australia to work in sugar cane farming, seafaring, and other
industries. The event featured speeches and performances that highlighted the discrimination and disadvantage experienced by South Sea
Islanders throughout Australian history. The City of Sydney Council has formally recognized Australian South Sea Islanders as a unique
minority group and has taken steps to address their historical injustices.
The event was hosted by Councillor Emelda Davis, whose grandfather was abducted from the island of Tanna in Vanuatu when he was 12 years
old. The singer who performed at the event told the audience about her grandfather who was kidnapped from Lifou in the New Caledonian
archipelago. The event was a reminder of the importance of reconciliation and the need to continue working towards a more just and equitable
society.
We’re thrilled to announce that our official recognition as a Professional Development Provider by the New South Wales Education Standards
Authority (NESA) has been renewed !
For decades, we’ve been dedicated to supporting French teachers in NSW with training and resources to enrich their practice.
This recognition reaffirms our commitment to providing top-notch professional development and fostering a vibrant French learning environment in Sydney. Here’s to continuing our mission of promoting the French language and culture!
Explore exciting events offered by our partners and peers.
Wednesday 4 December
5:30-6:30pm Screening
6:45-7:15pm Q&A with Miriama Bono
Location: Social Sciences Building SSB Lecture Theatre 200
Join us for the Australian premiere of Le Retour des Trésors Polynésiens (The Return of Polynesia’s Treasures), directed
by Denis Pinson and co-written by Paul Manate and Suliane Favennec.The documentary gives a new lease of life to these emblematic works
of art and their return journey after a long exile, exploring how they were used and their cultural signification for the Polynesians,
through minimalist yet lively evocations of the pre-colonial period.
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