by Le French Hub | Jan 3, 2021
January 1st may be behind, but New Year’s celebration aren’t quite over yet. Not until January 6th. January 6th is known as “epiphany” – a very important day in French traditions. On this day the French eat ‘la galette des rois”. This cake is eaten to celebrate...
by Le French Hub | Jan 2, 2021
Festive and fancy, champagne rhymes with celebration and special occasion. It spells elegance and luxury, and it is the drink of choice to celebrate and toast to life’s most important moments. In France, there about 260 Champagne Houses, which produce roughly 300...
by Le French Hub | Dec 30, 2020
The President’s New Year wishes On December 31st at 8pm, the French President addresses the nation, from the presidential “Elysée Palace”-for the traditional “voeux présidentiels” – presidential greetings. During this traditional New Year’s Eve address,...
by Le French Hub | Dec 23, 2020
The Christmas meal is serious business. The French take their Christmas meal very seriously. French families rarely go out to a restaurant for their Christmas meal, they eat at home. The French tend to go all out and splurge for Christmas when it comes to food, and...
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