




Four months before the summer Olympic Games in London, francophone countries will celebrate French, one of the official languages of the Olympics, and the cultural diversity of the 75 francophone countries in the world. Switzerland currently holds the Presidency of La Francophonie, the international organisation of all French-speaking countries, and there will be a strong Swiss flavour to the festivities.
Check out the Swiss marquee on Trafalgar Square to find out more about the House of Switzerland (the official Swiss hospitality centre at the Olympics), sample Swiss cheese and chocolate, and enter a competition to win luxury flights and a hotel stay in Lausanne, the home of the International Olympic Committee.
Swiss artist Noga is one of a series of French-speaking musicians performing in Trafalgar Square on 17 March as part of “Music en français” – a huge party in the heart of London to celebrate the international French Language Day.
So whether your tastes are musical, culinary, sportive, or a bit of everything, we hope that by the end of the evening, you’ll all join with us in saying – “le français, j’adore!”
Saturday 17 March, 12.30 pm to 7.30 pm
Trafalgar Square
London
WC2N 5DN
Free Admission
For further information to the Fête de la Francophonie – A Francophone Festival: http://www.lefrancaisjadore.com/fr/