Category: Francophone community events
Flaunt Your Frenchness!
The cheeky 2005 award-winning campaign from the Société francophone de Maillardville is back for another round of fun!
“Flaunt your Frenchness celebrates all that is French in you! Those little words like deja-vu and your easy sense of fashion. Your unending love for cheese and wine, your “joie de vivre” and your passion for the Montreal Canadians even when the Canucks are stepping on the ice.”
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Summer All-Member 2015 newsletter from CPF BC & Yukon
Check out the latest All-Member Newsletter from CPF BC & Yukon! It’s chock full of information about French camps, festivals and other fun ways to keep learning in French throughout the summer!
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All-Members Communiqué from CPF BC & Yukon
The All-Members Communiqué is published quarterly by CPF BC & Yukon and is full of useful information about French language activities and events throughout BC & Yukon.
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Festival du Bois, Mackin Park, February 26 to March 1
“Get your French on” at this year’s Festival du Bois!
Every year, Coquitlam/Maillardville, the oldest and largest francophone community in BC, welcomes young and old to a celebration of traditional and world music, all with a French twist!
For the past 25 years, Festival du Bois, the largest and most attended francophone festival on the West Coast, has delivered great performances from Canada and beyond, while also, sharing the community’s joie de vivre, through great food and its unique hospitality. This event is produced by Société francophone de Maillardville, whose mandate is to promote and facilitate access to arts and culture in French, in Maillardville/Coquitlam and its region.
When: From February 26 to March 1 2015
Where: Mackin Park, 1046 Brunette Ave, Maillardville/Coquitlam
Website: www.festivaldubois.ca
Maillardville
There is a long French-Canadian pioneering heritage and logging-based history in Maillardville, reflected in the culture and strength of the community today – a vibrant and cosmopolitan centre with connections across Canada and beyond.
