The next Café Bla Bla is scheduled for Saturday 12 May from 9am at Kingfishers Café on Spring Street.
​Cost is $5 (plus any food/drinks you order).
​Come along and join the fun, make new friends, and expand your vocabulary.
​More information about the Café Bla Bla events can be found here.
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On 4 March, we held our Annual General Meeting, where a new committee was elected for 2018.

We extend a heartfelt thanks to the outgoing committee:

President - Clemence 
Secretary - Tim 
Treasurer - Daniel
Committee member - Judith
Committee member - Margaret
Committee member - Cecilia

And we welcome and congratulate our new committee:

President - Archie
Secretary - Judith
Treasurer - Margaret
Committee member - Cecilia
Committee member - Jean-Paul
Committee member - Charlotte


​All the best to our 2018 committee!

You are invited to our first social event for 2018 - the Galette des rois. We hope to see you on Sunday the 18th at Laurel Bank Park when someone will be crowned King or Queen!

We have officially opened our enrolments for 2018 classes. 
It is not too late to offer some French lessons to your beloved ones as a Christmas present, or get ready for your own good resolution of learning another language next year!!!

Check out our FRENCH CLASSES page for more info.
See you in 2018!

Join us to welcome the Beaujolais Nouveau on 26 November! Wine, cheese, French conversation and more!

RSVP to info@frenchtoowoomba.com to find out the location. 

You are invited to attend the screening of L'avenir / Things to Come, a French film in French with English subtitles.

Things to Come (2016) Dir. Mia Hansen-Løve
Nathalie (2017 Golden Globe-winner Isabelle Huppert) teaches philosophy at a college in Paris. She’s passionate about her work and particularly enjoys passing on the pleasure of thinking to the next generation. Married with two grownup children, she devotes her spare time to the books she publishes as a sideline, to former students who have become friends and, above all, to her very possessive mother (the great Édith Scob). But one day, Nathalie’s husband Heinz (André Marcon) announces he is leaving her for another woman, the first of a series of events that will upend Nathalie’s world, and leave her to completely reassess her future…
Though Nathalie’s plight is familiar in real life, it is rarely thoughtfully depicted on screen, and this is a role tailor-made for the always compelling Huppert. Revolving around questions of happiness, of having a vocation and the value – or folly – of established ways of living, THINGS TO COME depicts not only one individual’s search for new avenues, it also gets to the heart of what constitutes a successful life.
Purchase your tickets here.