An open rehearsal of the music from the Oscar-nominated film will be performed by Benoît Charest and Le Terrible Orchestre de Belleville during the afternoon. It will be followed by an evening screening of Sylvain Chomet's movie.

Grand Performances shows are free, public and outdoor.

Bordeaux-based band Les Nubians will contribute to a vital, stirring and heartwarming celebration of the Civil Rights Movement and 50 years of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. This event is part of the 50th anniversary of the sister city program between Los Angeles and Bordeaux. 

Grand Performances shows are free, public and outdoor.

Carmen, the most popular of all opera, is this summer's finale of the Music Academy of the West. The drama takes place in 19th century California amongst soldiers, smugglers and settlers, where a fiery, seductive heroine takes center stage in a world of conflicting cultures. The price for this event all included, lunch and opera is $85.00 formembers and guests.

Ever since Brodinski was considered as the new kid on the block, he made it his mission to share a healthy obsession with quality dance music with as much people possible.

Indeed, since the inception of Bromance, the label he founded with his manager Manu Barron, Brodinski hasn’t stopped working with others, including fellow French producer Gesaffelstein.

As part of their summer concert series, The Hollywood Bowl will be presenting "Trumpet and Guitar" which will include La Valse from Ravel and Autumn Leaves from Kosma.

Legends and masters Yo-Yo Ma and Leonard Slatkin join for an unforgettable evening of music-making that includes Elgar’s glowing Cello Concerto.

Come listen to French composer Debussy's Sarabande and Dance and La Mer by Yo Yo Ma with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Hollywood Bowl on August 14th.

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Xavier (Romain Duris) is 40 years old, and this time we find him with Wendy (Kelly Reilly), Isabelle (Cécile de France), and Martine (Audrey Tautou) fifteen years after the film L'Auberge Espagnole (The Spanish Apartment) and ten years after Les Poupées russes (Russian Dolls).

On August 21st, from 6 to 8pm, the Los Angeles Public Library will dust off its 16mm projector for a special one-time screening. The film Great Actresses of the Past, compiled by MOMA Film Library in 1938, offers four legendary theatre actresses of the Belle Époque in their most famous roles. To quote Arthur Symons, legendary English drama critic, “Only three actresses in our generation possessed that supreme quality, Genius: Eleanora Duse, Sarah Bernhardt and Réjane.”

World renowned French band Phoenix will perform at theFYF Festival bringing its unmistakable touch to Los Angeles.

Stéphane Denève is an internationally recognized French conductor and is currently Chief Conductor of Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra. Denève has collaborated with orchestras all over the world including the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Bavarian Radio Symphony, and London Symphony Orchestra. He made his North American debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in 2012.