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.: For any VISA or ESTA application for the U.S.A., our Club can't manage it, only U.S. Embassy in France provides all useful information so please follow this link HERE

⏩ October 1st 2026 : OFD + Potluck Dinner

• 5:30-6:45pm - Open Free Discussion (OFD) : we invite those of you with a good level of English to join us for this lively exchange of Franco-American culture & language facilitated by native English speakers.

► Please do contact Danièle by email if you plan to attend - we ask to be on time at 5:25pm sharp.

• 7pm-9pm - It's time for our traditional-first-Thursday-of-the-month: our famous Potluck Dinner!
Bring your favorite 'salé ou sucré' dish and drink to share 🍽️🍷

This is perfect to meet, making new friends and chat in English in a very relaxed informal atmosphere 😎

If you are unable to bring something, we will ask you for a 10 euro donation!

⏩ September 17th 2026 : OFD + La Fayette's role in American Independence

 

• 5:30-6:45pm - Open Free Discussion (OFD) : we invite those of you with a good level of English to join us for this lively exchange of Franco-American culture & language facilitated by native English speakers.

 

• 7pm-9pm - It's our Monthly presentation: Come watch a historical film that explores « La Fayette's role in American Independence » followed by a discussion with Pierre THEBAUD, President of l'Association « La Victoire-Lafayette ».

Married to Adrienne, daughter of the Duke of Ayen, the young Marquis had a promising future in the Royal Army. However, he was receptive to Rousseau's ideas, and his friend Baron de Kalb told him about the struggle being waged by the insurgents in America. Then came the famous dinner in Metz, where he was stationed. His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester—brother of King George III of England—arrived as a guest of Marshal de Broglie and the Marquis's colonel. That was the turning point: hearing the Duke of Gloucester speak of the fight for American liberty for the first time, he resolved to join the cause...