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,...

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...

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...

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

Our objective is to bring together the Irish community in PACA (Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur). Together we hope to enrich and add fun to the life of Irish residents, non residents and friends of the Irish, all generations included. Look at our Facebook page or contact us for more information.

The American Club of Lyon was founded in 1987 to bring American expatriates together to share their common cultural background and to share American traditions with our members, their families, and friends in the Rhône-Alpes region. We support the global American expatriate community through our membership in FAWCO (Federation of American Women’s Clubs Overseas,...

Grapevine wants to reawaken the British side of Aix-les-Bains! The association was brought to life in 1992 by a group of expats and residents with these specific aims: - To enable the members to practice their spoken English. - To introduce the members to the traditions and customs of the UK. - To promote the heritage of the British colony in Aix-les-Bains -...

The Var International Aperitif Club (VIAC is dedicated to promoting friendship, internationalism and the enjoyment of a special part of France. What better way of doing that than exploring the culture and geography of the Var in the company of like-minded people and then enjoying the famed food and wine of Provence in its many and varied local restaurants.

The British Association of the Var was initially formed in April 1998 and now has over 550 members. We are devoted to helping those British people who are in difficulty, and our Welfare Team helps those who encounter unexpected problems such as illness, accidents, bereavement or financial difficulties. Regular social events are held in all parts of the Var,...