This is the choir’s first production since the pandemic, and its first official performance under the direction of Casey Edmunds. Accompanied by Louise Alepin, the choir will take us through a melodic journey of francophone repertoire throughout the ages. From 1843, when French-speakers were banished from this place, to Canada’s 150th celebrations in 2017, the […]
Alexis Normand sheds light on the struggles facing numerous Francophones who find themselves a minority. The Fransaskoise presents a show featuring elegant guitar, thoughtfully crafted lyrics and nuanced interpretations. Through her songs and short documentary Assez French, produced by the National Film Board, she tells the story of her personal identity journey, all while confronting […]
Concert de clôture du Festival mondial de l'accordéon et du tango 2023
Venez vivre l'événement de la semaine : Le Coquetel, 5 à 7 !
Venez vivre l'événement de la semaine : Le Coquetel, 5 à 7 !
Vivez la magie des Fêtes en français à Victoria ! Une matinée pour toute la famille.
In collaboration with the Consulate General of Switzerland in Vancouver, writer Thomas Sandoz invites you to a literary evening. The event will feature an enriching workshop-conference on the cultural policies influencing the literary landscape of French-speaking Switzerland. Hors d'oeuvres and Swiss wine will be provided courtesy of the Consulate General of Switzerland in Vancouver. Please […]
Join Robin LeBlanc and his family for a master class in Acadian dance
The LeBlanc Family performs a true act of remembrance by playing pieces from the heritage of all Acadian regions.
This Friday, March 15th, as part of Franco Fest Victoria, get ready for a lively time at the Kitchen Party at Esquimalt Gorge Pavilion! You're invited to celebrate Canadian-French culture and Acadian music. Look forward to an evening full of entertainment and delicious traditional flavors. On the agenda: savor a delicious meal inspired by sugar […]
This day is designed to delight food lovers and families with a variety of activities.
In collaboration with Department of French and Francophone Studies University of Victoria
