Congress Birthday
- Centenary of the faluche, in Rheims, June 25–26, 1988
- States General of the faluche, in Dijon, June 23–25, 1989
- National Convention of the faluche, in Lille, June 22–24, 1990
Then birthdays of the faluche:
- 103rd : Clermont-Ferrand, June 23–25, 1991
- 104th : Poitiers, June 24–24, 1992
- 105th : Nancy, July 3, 1993
- 106th : Toulouse, July 1–3, 1994
- 107th : Paris, June 30–July 2, 1995
- 108th : Orléans, June 28–30, 1996
- 109th : Montpellier, June 27–29, 1997
- 110th : Rheims, July 3, 1998
- 111th : Grenoble, June 25–27, 1999
- 112th : Lille, June 30–July 2, 2000
- 113th : Poitiers, June 29–July 1, 2001
- 114th : Paris, June 28–30, 2002
- 115th : Bordeaux, June 27–29, 2003
- 116th : Toulouse, July 2, 2004
- 117th : Lyon, July 8, 2005
- 118th : Amiens, July 7, 2006 (cancelled; organized in Onzain on the same dates with a first date in Blois(by faluchards of Paris and Brest)
- 119th : Montpellier, June 29–July 1, 2007
- 120th : Reims, 4,5,6 July 2008
- 121st : Strasbourg, in 2009
- 122st : Grenoble, in 2010
- 123rd : Aix-en-Provence, July 2011
- 124th : Paris, 4,7,8 July 2012
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