Past Highlights

  • Gala to raise funds for the Abbaye de Reigny
  • The Second Empire and Belle Époque: the Transformation of Paris, presented by celebrated lecturer James F. Caughman
  • Un Déjeuner Français honouring Timothy Corrigan, celebrated designer and author of An Invitation to Château du Grand-Lucé
  • “Bridging Utopia”, a dinner and discussion with the director of a documentary regarding a French-based commune in Dallas
  • “Berthe Morisot, Woman Impressionist”, an event at the Dallas Museum of Art centered on the Morisot exhibition
 
The Dallas Chapter organizes a variety of cultural and social events for its members throughout the year. Proceeds from Chapter benefits have been designated for specific grants that FHS Board members have voted to support. The current projects are listed below in bold.

Carol Hall is the Chapter Chairman. For further information or to learn more about Membership, please contact FHS Programs and Membership Officer Benjamin Wells.

Photos: Denis de Kergorlay & Carol Hall, Dallas Chapter grants to the Château de Versigny for $20,000 (along with the Northern California Chapter)  and the Château d’Esquelbecq for $10,000.

Events

Paris Chapter: Annual Presentation

Wednesday, March 20, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Members and partners are invited to attend FHS’ Annual Presentation on March, 20, 2024 at the Cercle de l’Union Interalliée.

YPC New York: Private Collection Visit and Reception

Sunday, March 24, 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Please Join American Friends of the Louvre and French Heritage Society for a private collection ... Read More >

Following the enormous success of our recent dinner at Club Colette, we invite you to join us for a celebration of French heritage and joie de vivre on April 8 at FHS’s April in Paris Luncheon at The Colony in Palm Beach. We look forward to gathering with you at The Colony’s hanging garden where we will enjoy favorites from the Swifty’s menu.

The co-chairs of the Boston Chapter of French Heritage Society invite you to a champagne reception, book signing and talk with Laure de Margerie, introduced by Anne Poulet, Director Emerita of the Frick Collection, followed by an optional dinner.

Grants