Bastille day in Lafayette
 Reaching out to the community ...French For Fun is always interested in promoting and/or participating in events organized by the francophone/francophile community of the San Francisco Bay Area and introducing our young students to the many faces who speak french all around them.
French is not a school activity -- it is a world language! With a béret on, or a glass of wine...every one speaks French! Make sure to tell us if you hear of an opportunity to get together en français..
Our very own Mme Isabelle and her husband Jeff perform throughout the Bay area and beyond. Jazz with a French twist. For more information, visit www.duogadjo.com
For years Madame Jolivet Johnson has been using Christiane Lelaure's songs and music in her programs with the children. Christiane is a troubadour who wandered from France to California some 30 years ago humming a tune or two. To find out more about Madame Christiane her school in Petaluma and how you can purchase her CDs and tapes please visit her website: www.bvufrench.com
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 Chevalier Restaurant was recently featured on the November issue of Diablo Magazine as one of the ten best restaurants in the San Francisco East Bay. Philippe has also earned "2 fourchettes" by Le Guide Michelin.
http://www.chevalierrestaurant.com
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French Language Newsletter: Laura K. Lawless writes a free weekly newsletter about the French language. You can read it online, or sign up to receive it by email. Visit http://french.about.com/ to check out Laura's most recent edition. Laura Lawless is a freelance translator, and the author of seven books about language: four French and three Spanish. |
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Julie Barlier, French speaking realtor, covering Lafayette, Moraga, and Orinda.
www.JulieBarlier.com
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My name is Suzanne Sutton, owner of Artémis en Provence. I met Catherine Jolivet and her group of students from the Bay Area in June 2010 when they visited Okhra, Le Conservatoire des ocres et de la couleur, where I'm working.
Born in Oakland, educated in Berkeley, I've been living in France since 1973 and in Provence since 1990. If you plan to visit Provence, you are welcome to stay at my gîtes (rentals). In addition to my rentals, I also guide, teach English, and translate. Warm wishes from Provence! Suzanne
http://www.artemisenprovence.com
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 Crepes Ooh La La (a Creperie)
1548 Locust Street
Walnut Creek, CA
Tel: 925.944.5790 |
 Café Lamorinda
A French conversation group for Francophones in the Lamorinda area.
Check us out on Facebook! |
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La Boulange
3597 Mt Diablo Boulevard
925-284-1001 |
A competitive, reliable, full-service firm that offers all the benefits of a larger agency, but with the personal attention only possible with a smaller one. Specializing in corporate travel.
Jean-Pierre Lahondere, Travel Director
866.771.9300 - jpl@witmor.webmail.com
http://www.witmortravel.com
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Atelier Emmanuel is one of San Francisco's finest boutique salon & day spas. Located next to Union Square, with sweeping views of the city.
http://www.atelieremmanuel.com/
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The most versatile line of Charcuterie in the United States! The finest in high quality gourmet All Natural Pâtés, Mousses, Rillettes, Sausages, Saucisson Sec, Cured & Smoked Meats & Other Gourmet Specialties.
http://www.fabriquedelices.com/
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The French Artist Club
Artistic French greeting cards, calendars and more…located in Oakland, CA. Contact Barbara Antle, 510-206-8622 or email info@frenchartistclub.com
http://www.frenchartistclub.com
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Kiss That Frog is a French theme base importer located in Berkeley, CA.
Specializing in ceramics, glassware, home décor, accessories with a French twist, from Provence to Paris.
http://www.kissthatfrog.com
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Organic cream-top French-style artisan yogurt crafted in small batches in Sonoma county. Available in the Bay Area at various farmer's markets & Whole Foods supermarkets.
http://www.stbenoit.com
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BAY AREA
FRANCOPHILE LIST
HOMEPAGE
Weekly calendar of events of interest to francophones and francophiles of the Bay Area, offering info on cinema, art, theater, music, conversation groups, classes, internship opportunities, jobs, restaurants, French-language T.V. and radio, and more.
http://www.sonoma.edu/users/t/toczyski/baflhomepage.shtml
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French-American Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco, Suite 450,
703 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94103-2135,
(415) 442-4717
http://www.faccsf.com/
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