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Williamsburg: CC’s vintage wonders
A magazine once called it “your best girlfriend’s closet”. Others liken it to a dollhouse or a high- end flea market. The best way to find out what the…
The French Culture Nights
What’s even better than the French Culture Guide? A lively evening of entertainment and conversation, put together by the folks who bring you the city’s best resource on French…
Day trip : Huguenot Street
They arrived in 1628, before New Amsterdam became New York. Eleven sturdy Huguenot families from France and Belgium immigrated to the mid-Hudson Valley, where they bought 40,000 acres from…
Grape Focus : Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc is made all over the world, from California to Chile to New Zealand, but its first home was France. The climates of Bordeaux and the Loire…
Champagne, uncorked
Champagne sparkles, but all that sparkles is not Champagne. To earn the title, sparkling wine must come from the region of Champagne, 90 miles northeast of Paris. It’s the…
Zerza, a Moroccan oasis in the East Village
We met with Radouane Eljaouhari, founder of Zerza restaurant.
Our pick: “Pommes Frites” in the East Village
We met up with Suzanne Levinson, the founder of this quaint Belgian eatery
Making connections
You are a French-language student? Just seeking compatriots? There are many ways to connect with others in French.
