Join FHS for a memorable evening celebrating Esther da Costa Meyer and her book, Dividing Paris: Urban Renewal and Social Inequality, 1852-1870.  Caroline Weber, Professor of French and Comparative Literature at Barnard College and author of Proust’s Duchess (recipient of the Third Annual FHS Book Award) will moderate the discussion, which will be followed by an elegant dinner.

Please join French Heritage Society's Philadelphia Chapter on May 7 at the Acorn Club for a fascinating luncheon with Christopher Kelly. Mr. Kelly will lead us on an exploration of the stunning Basilica of Vezelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Burgundy, France.

Please join French Heritage Society’s New York Chapter on May 9 at a private club in Manhattan for a fascinating evening with Christopher Kelly. Mr. Kelly will lead us on an exploration of the stunning Basilica of Vezelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Burgundy, France, followed by a wine reception.

The Paris Chapter invites you to an exceptional visit of the Peruvian Embassy in Paris, located in the Hôtel Lafont de la Vernède. This private mansion is a masterpiece of the Belle Epoque, with a succession of reception rooms, a loggia and a dining room featuring exceptional stained-glass windows.

Please join French Heritage Society’s Louisiana Chapter on May 15 at the New Orleans Country Club for a fascinating discussion with Christopher Kelly followed by dinner. Mr. Kelly will lead us on an exploration of the stunning Basilica of Vezelay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Burgundy, France.

You're invited to the Fourth Annual FHC Conference - "What’s Cooking:  la recette for Creating ... Read More >

Join FHS for a 3-day trip in and around Paris! From exceptional visits to the Galerie Kugel and Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres to one-of-a-kind receptions at Juan Pablo and Pilar Molyneux’s hôtel particulier, every moment of this trip will be unforgettable.

The Paris Chapter invites you to discover the new Sciences Po Paris campus, designed by architect Jean-Michel Wilemotte in the Hôtel de l'Artillerie.

The Paris Chapter invites you on an exceptional private tour of the Institut de France, a symbol of knowledge and home to some of France's most prestigious academies. We will discover the session room, the library and the hemycle beneath the Institute's dome.

Save the date for our annual black-tie celebration in New York City!To register your early ... Read More >