events

Discover the suspense of Dossier 137, a gripping story that follows the investigation of a classified case where buried secrets, hidden alliances, and unexpected twists slowly reveal a dangerous truth.
Discount code for AFA members!
When: Monday, March 2nd at 6:30pm
Where: Het Ketelhuis Amsterdam

Be part of the 4th edition of Alliance Française Amsterdam’s PA’DAM Festival, a dynamic multidisciplinary festival brought to life with key partners throughout Amsterdam!
More information on the programme soon.

For one afternoon, your children will become world explorers, discovering the French language and the richness of the Francophone world from Canada to the Caribbean and Africa.
When: Friday, March 20th from 3:30pm to 4:45pm
Where: Oba Oosterdok

Come and learn more about our French courses and cultural activities during our Open Days!
When: Friday 20 March, from 5pm to 7pm
Where: Oba Oosterdok

Come and enjoy an exceptional evening in the company of author Emma Doude. She will talk about her first novel and will be accompanied by the French musician Jean Calmiche.
When: Monday, March 23rd from 8pm to 9:30pm
Where: De Waalse Kerk (Walenpleintje 159, 1012 JZ Amsterdam)

To celebrate our new partnership with Maison Champenoise, join us for a French apéro and tasting! On the agenda: a tasting of French savory pies from the Champagne region, a glass of Champagne & an hour of friendly conversation in French.
When: Thursday, March 26th, from 7pm to 8pm
Where: Maison Champenoise (Tweede Hugo de Grootstraat 12, 1052 LC Amsterdam)

Come and enjoy a coffee break to speak French with other lovers of Molière's language!
When: Friday, March 27th, 10h-11h
Where: Oba Café

Join our next book club! This month, we are celebrating French Language Month by spotlighting a French-language book: “Ce que je sais de toi” by E. Chacour (Prix des Cinq Contents 2024)
When: Monday 30 March from 5.30pm to 7pm
Where: Athenaeum Bookshop Spui

Step into rural France with La Ferme des Bertrand, a heartfelt look at generations of farmers and their enduring connection to the land. This film won the César of the Best documentary in 2025.
When: Tuesday, April 28th at 6:30pm
Where: Goethe-Institut