Calendar
March 2026
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MOVIE NIGHT - SPECIAL SCREENING - Al Jarreau l'enchanteur (2016), with panel discussion
Cultural Center Event
A year before Al Jarreau's death on February 12, 2017, this documentary retraces his exceptional career in African-American music. The artist was used to juggling genres, and his discography swung between jazz, pop and R&B. First appearing on the scene in the 1970s, this son of a pastor and a pianist from the Seventh Day Adventist Church didn't take long to be considered one of the most original vocalists of his time.
Screening followed by a Q&A with Yasmina Jaafar, journalist and author of the book "Ils ont choisi la France"
This event is organized in partnership with French in Motion.
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Film Screening - Le tableau volé + Q&A with director Pascal Bonitzer
Cultural Center Film Screening - Auction (Le tableau volé)
Dir. by Pascal Bonitzer (2024)
Starring Alex Lutz (André Masson), Léa Drucker (Bertina), Nora Hamzawi...
Runtime: 91 minAndré Masson, a renowned Parisian art auctioneer, is alerted to the discovery of a long-lost Egon Schiele masterpiece - a painting believed to have been destroyed by the Nazis in 1939. The story follows his investigation into its authenticity and provenance, uncovering secrets within the art world.
Screening followed by a Q&A with director Pascal Bonitzer.
PG 13. Free. Movie in French with English subtitles. Discussion in English.
This event is organized in partnership with Unifrance.
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Concert de la Francophonie - Voices from the Indian Ocean
Concert de la francophonie: Voices of the Indian Ocean
This year, voices from the Indian Ocean are in the spotlight with two incredible female artists: Natie, a singer-songwriter and violinist from Réunion Island, and Niu Raza, a singer-songwriter and music producer born in Madagascar. They will perform a mix of classic and pop French songs, and their own original compositions infused with Maloya music.
This event is organized in partnership with L’Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie
General admission $30
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