In March, Francophonie is highlighted at Fransk kulturhus through two cultural events in Oslo.
13 March marks a highlight day dedicated to wine, history and literature. On 25 March, we take a cultural detour to Belgium to extend the celebration.
Events take place in French, English or Norwegian, depending on the format.
Read more: Wine, history, literature… and a detour to Belgium: Francophonie at Fransk kulturhus, 13–25 MarchHighlight Day – 13 March
On 13 March, Fransk Kulturhus opens its doors to celebrate and explore the Francophone world in collaboration with cultural partners.
Wine Tasting – A Journey Through Francophone Terroirs
(14.15–15.15 · in English)
The day begins with a wine tasting focusing on the Francophone world, led by wine expert Janine Marquez Garat.
A warm and engaging experience exploring diverse terroirs and wine traditions from across the French-speaking world.
Registration required. Limited places available.
Lecture – The Cathars: A Different Perspective on History
(15.30–16.30 · in Norwegian)
Who were the Cathars? What does this medieval episode reveal about France’s religious and political development?
In this lecture, Bertrand Schmitt, board member of Alliance française Oslo, offers an accessible and nuanced perspective on this fascinating period.
Free entry – registration recommended. Limited seating available.
Book Launch – L’Aiguille creuse (Arsène Lupin, Volume 3)
(17.00–18.00 · in Norwegian)
The evening continues with the launch of the third volume in the series dedicated to Arsène Lupin, created by French author Maurice Leblanc.
Publisher Victor Hansen meets the audience in a literary conversation (bokbad) hosted by Harald Bjerregård. The discussion explores the origins of the project, editorial choices, and the contemporary relevance of the Lupin character.
Free entry – registration recommended. Limited seating available.
25 March – Focus on Belgium
(14.30–16.00 · in French)
On 25 March, we invite you to discover Belgian culture in an engaging cultural afternoon in Oslo.
Led by Juliette Petit, the event combines conversation and literature:
- interactive exchanges based on images from Belgian culture (sport, music, gastronomy, cities…)
- focus on Belgian author Antoine Wauters and his novel Le plus court chemin, winner of the Prix Victor Rossel
Suitable from A2 level.
Free entry – registration recommended. Limited seating available.
We look forward to welcoming you to Fransk Kulturhus to celebrate the diversity of the Francophone world together.
