Since 1776, personal relationships have defined America’s partnership with our oldest democratic ally, France. F-ACF is the product of hundreds of individuals reaching across the Atlantic – as soldiers, scientists, chefs, businessmen, artists, writers, diplomats, immigrants, and expats.
The new exhibition of the Musée de Montmartre “Fernande Olivier & Pablo Picasso – In the intimacy of the Bateau Lavoir ” opened on October 14th, 2022.
Post Classical Ensemble, in partnership with Harry Cooper, senior curator at the National Gallery of Art, and The Embassy of France, presents “Paris at Midnight: Jazz and Surrealism in the 1920s” on November 9, 2022 at The Kennedy Center.
Philippe Étienne, Ambassador of France to the United States, participated in a ceremony to unveil the newly restored Marquis de Lafayette Bedchamber on Bastille Day at George Washington’s Mount Vernon.
The story behind France’s top honor.
With over 680 miles of land and water trails and hundreds of historical sites, there is no shortage of ways to explore the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail.
The exhibit presents the golden years of a visionary female designer within the larger context of her inspiring relationships to leading artists of the time.
We are honored to share the news of the French-American Cultural Foundation’s former board chair and longtime trusted advisor Constance Milstein’s appointment as the U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Malta.
The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia is hosting “French Weekend” over Labor Day weekend, September 2-5, 2022. Learn about the Continental Army’s alliance with France.
Recognition of the artistry that led to the F-ACF Lafayette Prize, Legion of Honor, Medal of Freedom, and Pulitzer.
