Director Abderrahmane Sissako will be at SCADshow to introduce his 2002 film "Waiting for Happiness", winner of the 2002 International Federation of Film Critics Award.

France-Atlanta 2015 proudly welcomes acclaimed film director Abderrahmane Sissako in Atlanta for a special film screening of his latest feature and a much-anticipated conversation with the public.

France-Atlanta 2015 presents an evening of contemporary music by acclaimed orchestras Ensemble Variances (from France) and Sonic Generator (Georgia Tech's ensemble in-residence).

An Opéra-bouffe in three acts, the French-language libretto by Jacques Offenbach will once again delighted the crowds at the Opera at USC.

Committed to providing meaningful and thought-provoking content, the Columbia Jewish Film Festival will screen dozens of films from the humorous to the serious, the historical to the fictional. in celebration of its15th anniversary.

The Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at UNC at Greensboro presents their monthly calendar of French activities, which includes 3 award-winning films this month.

"Étranger de l’Intérieur" (Stranger from Within,Serbia and Montenegro, 2014) presented by scholar and director Sonja Bertucci will be screened at UNC at Chapel Hill will be followed by a Q&A session with the director.

The Alliance française of Charleston is proud to present its 2015 French Film Festival featuring five critically-acclaimed films.

Georgia State university continues their French Ciné Club series with a screening of "Jeux d'enfants" featuring two of France's favorite actors Marion Cotillard and Guillaume Canet.

Atalnat-based Choreographer and Dancer Alexandre Proia will join Gathering Wild Dance Company in YARD WORK/HOUSE WORK, a project with striking visuals in the Callanwolde mansion and grounds.

Vincent is a celebrated singer, songwriter and guitarist who has performed in more than 140 countries and captivated audiences on his numerous transatlantic tours.

Oglethorpe University Museum of Art presents a recreation of "Le Chat Noir", the famous late 19th century French cabaret immortalized by the iconic poster advertising a tour to other cities of Le Chat Noir's troupe of cabaret entertainers.

Schermerhorn Symphony Center presents Nashville Symphony's performance of Saint-Saëns’ “Egyptian” Piano Concerto, a lively showpiece which captures the composer’s exciting journeys through the Middle East.

Gérard-Philippe BROUTIN, an internationally recognized avant-garde artist and performer, will be in residence at Georgia Southern University from November 2 to 8, 2015.

An annual celebration of French language and francophone cultures, National French Week seeks to increase people's appreciation of the french-speaking world. This year marks the 7th Annual Celebration at Georgia Southern University.

UNC at Chapel Hill presents “Napoleon and His Legacy: Warfare, Politics, and Culture”, a new series on the historical influence of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Dr. Katherine Arpen, visiting Assistant Professor of Art History at Auburn University, will discuss the work of Etienne-Maurice Falconet and other French sculptors.