

Learn French with Chloë in 2026
1 January 2024 Bonne année à toutes et à tous, et très beaux débuts pour les mois à venir ! Happy New Year! I am currently accepting new students for French lessons at all proficiency levels, from beginners through Advanced Placement (AP) and beyond. For more information, e-mail: chloe@learnfrenchwithchloe.com Au plaisir d’échanger bientôt et de vous accompagner dans votre apprentissage de la langue française !


Learn French with Chloë in 2025
Learn French with Chloë, A Certified French Teacher (K-12) with a Master's Degree in Foreign Language Education (Ed.M.)


Learn French with Chloë in 2024
Learn French with Chloë, A Certified French Teacher (K-12) with a Master's Degree in Foreign Language Education (Ed.M.)


Learn French with Chloë in 2023
15 April 2023 Perceval (Chloë's Great Pyrenees Puppy) Joyeux printemps à tous ! Profitez de cette saison pour découvrir le français avec curiosité et enthousiasme ! Spring is a time for beginnings, and it’s an ideal season to learn something new. Perhaps you've been wanting to improve your listening, reading, speaking, or writing skills in French? Develop greater communicative competence and strengthen your cultural literacy by scheduling a lesson in person or online. Openi


The Impact of COVID-19 on French Lessons with Chloë
16 March 2020 Due to the presence of COVID-19 in our communities, and in the best interest of everyone's health and safety, French lessons with Chloë will now occur exclusively online, using Zoom. For more information about this important announcement, please contact: chloe@learnfrenchwithchloe.com La Joconde portant un masque chirurgical


Medieval Art and Architecture at the Met Cloisters
28 May 2017 Students recently finished a thematic unit, focusing on the practices, perspectives, and products of French people living in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Our studies culminated in a special field trip to the Met Cloisters: a unique museum overlooking the Hudson River in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. We spent a lovely afternoon exploring the various gardens, open arcades, quadrangles, and walkways that originated in southern France. In parti


Music Festival: Vieilles Charrues NY 2016
1 October 2016 On Saturday, October 1st, we attended the American spin-off of the biggest French music festival, Vieilles Charrues. The original festival began in 1992 in a small Breton village with a gathering of 500 people. The festival has grown in size every year. It now attracts 250,000 music-lovers. This year, Vieilles Charrues celebrated its 25th anniversary with a special event at Rumsey Playfield, the site of Central Park's SummerStage, located on East 72nd Street


Stand-Up Comedy Show: Gad Elmaleh
10 February 2016 Last night, we attended Gad Elmaleh's stand-up comedy show in Lower Manhattan. He was hilarious! We especially enjoyed listening to his highly perceptive comparisons between life in France and the USA. For more information, go to: http://www.gadelmaleh.com/


Politics in the Middle East | A Discussion at Albertine Reading Room and Bookshop
19 January 2016 This evening, we attended a discussion about politics in the Middle East with Jean-Pierre Filiu , who is a historian and professor at Sciences Po, the Paris Institute for Political Studies. The event was hosted by Albertine in partnership with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy in New York City. Drawing on his experience as a former diplomat and diplomatic advisor, the author presented the central argument in his new book, "From Deep State to Islami


'The Other Paris' | A Discussion with Author Luc Sante at Albertine Reading Room and Bookshop in NYC
19 November 2015 Tonight, we returned to Albertine Reading Room and Bookshop in New York City for a discussion of the book, entitled, "The Other Paris" (2015) by Luc Sante, a Belgian American cultural historian. The author shared a selection of his favorite passages from the book, focusing on daily life at the margins of Parisian society prior to the period of urban renewal in the 19th century. Afterward, he opened the floor for discussion and fielded questions from members o


French Lessons for Adults at a Local Winery
8 November 2015 Lately, we have been taking advantage of the unseasonably warm weather by meeting for French lessons at Old York Cellars Winery in Ringoes, New Jersey. Adult students have really enjoyed practicing their French, while sitting outside on the slate patio overlooking the expansive vineyard. What a lovely way to spend an afternoon! Please note: Students must be at least 21 years old to participate in these lessons.


'Still the Second Sex?' | A Discussion of Feminist History at Festival Albertine
8 November 2015 Students were delighted to attend Festival Albertine hosted by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy located on Fifth Avenue in New York City. The highlight of the evening was a discussion about feminism, entitled, "Still the Second Sex?" in which panelists reflected on the progress that has been made to promote women's rights since the publication of Simone de Beauvoir's groundbreaking book, "Le deuxième sexe" (1949). This discussion prompted students t


Paris Combo Live in Concert at City Winery New York City
18 July 2015 Last night, a small group of students went to see Paris Combo live in concert at City Winery NYC. What a memorable show! If you're not familiar with Paris Combo, their music is an eclectic mix of sounds, influenced by cabaret, gypsy jazz in the style of Django Reinhardt, French pop from the 1930s, North African rhythms, and swing. Our group gathered at a long table in front of the stage. (We were lucky to have seats right in the center of the room). Before the c










































