Starting on Thursday, September 5, 2024, the “Viví Francia” festival will kick off in the city of Mendoza.
From September 5 to 15, Mendoza will host the new edition of the “Viví Francia” event. Organized by the French-Argentine Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Municipality of Mendoza and the Alliance Française, the festival aims to bring the best of France closer to locals and tourists alike.
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Among the many activities, which include gastronomic experiences, cultural events, and outdoor tours, highlights include a French film series, wine tastings, city tours, and a piano concert. These events will be held in prominent locations across the city, such as the Municipality Viewing Point, the municipal micro-cinema, Teatro Mendoza, and Plaza Francia.
Some events will have an admission fee, while others will be free. For more information on fees, reservations, and locations, please consult the Municipality of Mendoza’s website.
Viví Francia Agenda
Below is a chronological list of the festival’s activities:
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| Day | Time | Event |
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Thursday 5/9 |
20:00 |
Piano Concert, Silas Bassa |
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Saturday 7/9 |
17:00 |
Bike Tour: Art Nouveau in the City This might interest you: |
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Tuesday 10/9 |
21:00 |
Cineclub Sttoco: “Rock’N Roll by Guillaume Canet” |
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Wednesday 11/9 |
11:00 |
Toast to Spring: Special Viví Francia |
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Wednesday 11/9 |
19:00 |
Night of the Wineries |
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Wednesday 11/9 |
21:00 |
“Mystère” by Denis Imbert |
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Thursday 12/9 |
11:00 |
Toast to Spring: Special Viví Francia |
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Thursday 12/9 |
17:00 |
Pedestrian Circuit on Language Tourism |
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Thursday 12/9 |
17:00 |
Free Walking Tour-Languages |
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Thursday 12/9 |
18:00 | Cine Viví Francia: “La Fracture” by Catherine Corsini |
| Friday 13/9 | 11:00 |
Toast to Spring: Special Viví Francia |
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Friday 13/9 |
17:00 | Free Walking Tour: French Art Park |
| Friday 13/9 | 18:00 |
“Le temps d’aimer” by Katell Quillévéré |
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Saturday 14/9 |
12:00-19:00 | French Market |
| Saturday 14/9 | 21:00 |
“Quai d’Orsay / Diplomatic Chronicles” |
Source: Mendoza Ciudad.
