Francophones & Francophiles of Louisville
Annual membership to the Alliance Française de Louisville
Take a look at the membership benefits below!
Interested in learning French? - view classes for all levels, even the kiddos.
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Francophones & Francophiles in Louisville (65+)
Annual membership to the Alliance Française de Louisville
Take a look at the membership benefits below!
Interested in learning French? - View classes for all levels.
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Inspire A1 Book Set
Inspire 1 A1 Méthode & Cahier (Textbook & Workbook)AUTEUR(S): Jean-Thierry Le Bougnec , Marie-José LopesPUBLISHER: Hachette FLE -
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Language learning tailored to your needs
Private Lessons • 1 Student
5 Hour Block : $250.00
Rate : $50.00/hour
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Inspire A2 Book Set
Inspire 2 A2 Méthode & Cahier (Textbook & Workbook)AUTEUR(S): Jean-Thierry Le Bougnec , Marie-José LopesPUBLISHER: Hachette FLE -
Speaker Series: The French Kitchen
Join us on Sunday, April 19 from 3:00–4:30 PM, for a special Speaker Series event with USA TODAY bestselling author Kristy Cambron, who will discuss her 2025 historical novel The French Kitchen. Set across dual timelines in World War II–era France and 1952 Paris, The French Kitchen weaves together a story of secrets, espionage, and resilience. The novel follows women whose lives intersect through wartime intelligence networks and a postwar cooking class led by the legendary Julia Child, revealing how the past continues to shape their futures. This engaging talk will offer readers and history lovers alike a behind-the-scenes look at Cambron’s research, writing process, and the real historical figures who inspired the story.Kristy Cambron Biography
Kristy Cambron is a USA TODAY bestselling author who writes from the space where beauty, art, and history intersect. She's a Christy Award-winning author of historical fiction, including her internationally bestselling novels, The Butterfly and the Violin and The Paris Dressmaker, as well as nonfiction titles. Her work has been named to Cosmopolitan's Best Historical Fiction Novels, Publishers Weekly Religion and Spirituality TOP 10, Library Journal's Best Books, and has been featured at People Magazine, Once Upon a Book Club Box, Frolic, Book Club Girl, BookBub, and Country Woman Magazine. Her novels have been translated into eight languages. Kristy holds a degree in art history/research writing and spent fifteen years in education and leadership development for a Fortune 100 corporation where she partnered with such companies as the Disney Institute, IBM/Kenexa, and Gallup before stepping away to pursue storytelling. She also served as Vice President and literary agent for Gardner Literary Agency, where she was named ACFW Agent of the Year in 2024. Kristy enjoys yoga, walking and hiking, and is an avid traveler always on the hunt for stories from the past. She lives in Indiana with her husband and three sons, where she can probably be bribed with a peppermint mocha latte and a good read.This event will be held in the first-floor conference room at 9505 Williamsburg Plaza, Louisville, KY 40222. Free for current AFL members | $15 for non-members -
Language learning tailored to your needs!
Private Lessons • 2 Students
5 Hour Block : $300.00
Rate : $50.00/hour
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Language learning tailored to your needs
Private Lessons • 1 Student
10 Hour Block : $500.00
Rate : $50.00/hour
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Inspire B1 Book Set
Inspire B1 Méthode & Cahier (Textbook & Workbook)AUTEUR(S): Marie-José Lopes , Delphine Twardowski-VieitesPUBLISHER: Hachette FLE -
Same Meaning, Different Images: English Idioms Through a French Lens Divine Mosaka, AFL Instructor
Date: Saturday, April 11th, 2026 Time: 10 AM - 12 PM Location: AFL Office | 9505 Williamsburg Plaza, Conference Room Price: $35 for AFL Members | $45 for non-members Join AFL Instructor Divine Mosaka for an interactive Immersion Workshop exploring the richness and quirks of French idiomatic expressions. Dive in, practice, and discover how these phrases bring the language to life. Learning a language is more than learning vocabulary and grammar. It is learning how a culture thinks. Idioms are powerful linguistic tools because they compress centuries of history, belief systems, literature, and daily life into a few words. These differences are not mistakes in translation; they are windows into cultural imagination. By comparing images rather than simply translating words, you will discover that language is not only a system, it is a worldview and idioms are linguistic fossils. To understand idioms is to understand how a society imagines the world.