For the 55th anniversary of Strasbourg and Boston Sister Cities Program, the children's choir is visiting Boston. The 25 young singers have performed all over Europe, representing proudly their home town and the French and Alsace culture.

An enchanting narrative of combat and courtship in medieval France, staged and directed by French-born soprano Anne Azéma and performed by Boston Camerata’s musicians and young professionals from the Longy School of Music of Bard College.

Architect, artist and designer Didier Faustino will showcase his multidisciplinary practice in art and architecture that highlights the complex relationship between the body and the spaces it inhabits.

As part of the 32nd Annual Boston LGBT Film Festival, the MFA will be showing La Belle Saison (Summertime) by Catherine Corsini.
In the 70s, 23-year-old Delphine (Izïa Higelin) moves to Paris in search of independence and meets Carole (Cécile de France), a 35-year-old activist involved with the burgeoning feminist movement.

This festival aims to bring French cinema to American colleges and universities. Upcoming films are Deux Jours, Une Nuit (Two Days, One Night) with Marion Cotillard, La Religieuse (The Nun) with Isabelle Hupert and great classic Resnais' Hiroshima Mon Amour.

You still have time to go and watch La French (The Connection, with Jean Dujardin), documentary Parce que j'étais peintre (Because I Was a Painter) about artworks created by those imprisoned in concentration camps during World War II, and Clouds of Sils Maria starring Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart.

Hassen Ferhani's debut feature film Roundabout in My Head, which has won acclaim at festivals in Marseille, Carthage and Turin, will be shown with the filmmaker in person.

Organized in collaboration with Villa Arson in Nice, France, this exhibition presents the culmination of a major project by the two Beirut and Paris-based Lebanese artists looking at the history of online spam and scamming through film, sculpture, photography, and installation.

After its presentation at the FIAF in New York this winter, French designer Ionna Vautrin brings to Boston her imaginary zoo of abstract, unexpected and hyper realistic animals, from the very tame to the extremely wild. This collection of costumes on display celebrates the animal kingdom, rousing the imaginations of young and old alike.

“Visiting Masterpieces: Pairing Picasso” offers a unique opportunity to study the artist’s range of techniques and styles, with themes including the stylistic transformation of the human figure, variation of a single subject across works, and emulation of revered artistic forebears.

Photo: Head of a Woman, Portrait of Marie Thérèse Walter (1934. Oil on canvas. Isabelle and Scott Black Collection)

Albertine, the French Embassy’s reading room and bookshop in New York, is now offering a selection of high quality French language ebooks via its website. The vast majority of these ebooks are available in the U.S. for the first time.

"Springtime in Paris" is the second Annual Fundraiser which aims to support programs that teach the French language and emphasize the importance of Franco-American culture in Maine. The proceeds go to help French at the University of Maine at Augusta and the Maine French Heritage Language Program, an afterschool elementary French program.

ARTE, the European culture channel, now offers a selection of programmes subtitled in English and in Spanish on its website. Some of ARTE’s best documentaries and flagship magazine shows are now available to an international audience.