The Irish Association was founded in 1984 to bring together Irish people from all walks of life in order to preserve Irish culture and create links with the French community. Today, we have approximately 200 members of all ages and nationalities. Each year, the Irish Association organises dance, singing and music workshops as well as events such as Ceilis...

The American Club of Paris is one of the oldest non-diplomatic American institutions in France (and perhaps the world). We have always had a dual purpose: to provide Americans living in and around Paris with opportunities to meet, and at the same time, to preserve the special ties that the United States has had with France for more than two centuries. Over...

Get together is an English speaking association with more than 100 members, most of whom are based in or near the Deux Sèvres. We are a very proactive team that organise monthly groups and events - these are very popular and well attended, and offer a great way to make new friends and get out and about in Deux Sèvres. Our members range from the young to the...

EuroMayenne was founded in 1991 by a small group of Mayennais who saw the need to help those moving into the department to integrate with the locals.Today we have more than 300 members - two thirds of which are British / Anglophone with a mix of those still working and those who have retired; and the other third are French who enjoy being able to socialise internationally...

We aim to help people of all nationalities living, or arriving, in the Périgord to integrate into the local French way of life. We encourage participation in local activities, offer members practical support and provide cultural and social opportunities. We currently have around 280 members from 14 different nationalities - anglophones from all over the world,...

Founded in 1922 for Scots in France, The Caledonian Society of France has an active membership consisting both of Scots and of lovers of Scotland, brought together with a view to maintaining Scottish traditions. The principal activities of the Society are the St Andrew’s Night Dinner Dance held in late November, or early December (this is the last remaining...

The Association Franco-Ecossaise (AFE) was founded in Paris in 1896 and has a sister organization called the Franco-Scottish Society of Scotland (FSSS) in Edinburgh. In Scotland, we have a national committee, chaired by Rt. Hon. Lord Brodie, High Judge of the Scottish High Courts. In France, our committee of up to fifteen members is chaired by Jacques Leruez,...

Montpellier's English-speaking community, organising a whole range of fun events to meet fellow anglophones and locals.

We aim to help the integration of new people arriving in our area of the Creuse. We now have 250 members, nearly equally split between Anglophones and French locals. Please contact the President, David Johnson, directly for more information about membership.

Open House was founded in 1987 to support the growing English-speaking population in Grenoble and the surrounding area. We currently have more than 150 members from 27 countries. Our members are all linked by the English language and the fact that they are now living or have lived as expats. We know what it means to pack up and come to live in a foreign country...