These aerial views of Versailles highlight the many reasons why we are inspired to help with the effort to preserve the palace.
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Our new partnership with Versailles
The French-American Cultural Foundation is very excited to announce a new partnership with the Palace of Versailles!
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris visits Dog Tag Bakery
Our Board Chairman Connie Milstein, and the nonprofit organization she co-founded, Dog Tag Bakery, received a special visit from Vice President-elect Kamala Harris for Veterans Day.
French Aperitifs, An Intoxicating History
Traditional liqueurs, “forgotten” French spirits, are being taken out of the cupboards, dusted off and shaken back into life.
Louvre Museum: Richelieu Wing
The Richelieu wing at the Louvre Museum in Paris is named for French clergyman and statesman, Armand Jean du Plessis, Duke of Richelieu, commonly known as Cardinal Richelieu. It is one of the Louvre’s three wings.
I.M. Pei: JFK Library and Louvre Pyramid
Through these photos, Dewey Rodefer shares the interesting similarities and connection between two of I.M. Pei’s well-known landmarks, the JFK Library in Boston and the Louvre Pyramid in Paris.
Out and About in Burgundy
The art of negotiation has always been one of my strengths, and so my husband was no match for me. After months in confinement, I was up for a road trip.
Emily in Paris
Created by Darren Star of Sex and the City fame, the series showcases a hyper-idealized Paris, where nobody takes the metro, everyone has a great apartment, and stilettos are the footwear of choice for cobblestone streets.
French Honey 101
France is a magnificent foraging ground for bees, and honey is produced in all 22 regions, from Corsica to Alsace. Honey is a true expression of place.
Vingt Questions with Lee and Berna Huebner
Lee and Berna Huebner serve on the Board of Directors of the Center for the Study of International Communications in Paris. They recently shared their thoughts with us on French-American culture and relations.