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Come along! Discover a vibrant calendar of cultural events and activities. From wine tastings and book clubs to cinema, theatre, and engaging talks, there's something to suit every taste.
Come along! Discover a vibrant calendar of cultural events and activities. From wine tastings and book clubs to cinema, theatre, and engaging talks, there's something to suit every taste.
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Our Cultural Pop Up is now closed as we will soon be moving to a new permanent
location, set to open in early 2025 in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD!
Keep an eye out via our website and social media for updates on our popular activities and events which will continue as normal at
locations around Melbourne. Sincere thanks to everyone who has attended cultural, educational and festive events, book clubs, games
nights and more at our Pop Up over the past 18 months - we have had so much fun and created so many memories.
Introducing our new series of French events in Bendigo!
Event #2:
Join us for a delightful morning of fun and cultural immersion at our Trivia, focusing on the upcoming Paris Olympic Games!
Saturday
27 July
10-11.30AM
Bendigo Library
Open
to all
Vous aimez lire et parler de vos lectures ? Rejoignez-nous pour notre book-club en français ! Visitez notre page dediée pour plus d'infos sur les prochaines sessions.
Prochaine session:
Mercredi 31 juillet |
Alcools
Online
Exclusively for current AFM students & members
Bastille Day Discothèque, an all-French, all-sparkle, all-vibe dance party soirée.
Saturday 20th July 2024
5pm-11pm
Meat Market, Blackwood St, North Melbourne
From 10-24 July, the Melbourne Cinémathèque and ACMI will bring a pivotal French New Wave writer/director's work out of obscurity, presenting a complete retrospective of Jean Eustache's released work for cinema.
The seasons opens with the early featurette 'Du côté de Robinson' (1964) and the epic 'The Mother and
the Whore' (1973), considered by critic Jean-Michel Frodon as “one of the most beautiful French films ever made".
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